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... that laft they will overturn your eftablifitment. When the great Apoftle was brought bciorc Agrippa, he, though Pagan, faid, Speak for yourfdf ?’* fliall then one Chriftian deny tiiat privilege to ? All the Catholics now afk is, that you will put yourfclvcs ...
... war of stances. The last very satisfactory, among the chiefs It is affirmed, that coticert with tf again under the yo count speaks of inc place in Servia, in therto enjoyed grea The Trencn •ome late attentions have rfcpresented th monstrance as to ii who ...
... They expect in the West Indies fleet from Toulon. We can only *ay - wish it would sail from Toulon and gi'e an opportunity speaking with it in the ‘’Wnerrane.n. , Last night the defendants in the action brought J Sir Francis Burdett against the and of the ...
... was for many years asserted, and implicitly believed to be a fe> maler which sex for several years past hb (for so may now speak) wore the attire, &c.— However, this coribUs question, and which will even now excite‘no small of interest in' various circlet ...
... London.” Letters and papers have been received from Holland the Ist instant. The latter contain no news, and the former merely speak of the increasing apprehensions the people in regard to the designs of Bonaparte against their devoted country, French troops ...
... Packet; Which .brought the following advices. LONDON, May 18. j ETT were yesterday received from Frank. j_j £„«, w’hich not only speak of the restoration of peace between France and Great Britain ascer. tain, but mention also »hat the stipulations have have ...
... them have been acting in ecticert with the Turks, for bringing Servia again under the yoke of the Porte. The same ac- I count speaks of important arrests that have taken i place in Servia, including persons who have hi(therto enjoyed great consideration. ...
... thi —sthat the Li- Very was then assembled in a place where every one could heard, and not in Common Hall, where man could speak whose sentiments did not correspond with those w hbui wished address nimsell.—G'-ntlen i,” saul the worthy orator near me. ...
... sucneeded in destroying the fort, and driving the rench back The Spaniards had three men killed ‘id twenty wounded. Our officers speak of the tack in the highest terms of praise. High Mass performed at Cadiz the 2d, to commemotate the entrance of the French ...
... panics*- aflfd'thc Imperial Uegiflaturc will lie in condition in which they may grant or refufc with greater fafe-T» ty.’* Speaking thus, he pledged Government to adopt no fpccific meal(ire—thecourle be piirfued was after con- The hierarchy had more influence ...
... lunt'nous, and prohibition from that Houfc, or notification from the 1 corftitnttonal IpeccU which they had juft heard, [Hear, Speak.r, how rife was the Houf proceed, except his j hear !] it would not r.eccffanr for him to trcfpafs on. appearance for, finely ...
... it is thought iiig of -2300 men, to surrender capitulation.' that the most serious evil* would have been thy German paper speaks of the recalof General result, as persons of distinction have been suspect- Moreau from America, and of his being elevated ...