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... steady approximation of all degrees of Irishmen towards each other, very manifest; and it is this moral attraction, if may so speak, which hat frustrated all the attempts that have been made to excite distrust in the nation, and to intercept the recent expression ...
... to reach the Roads where large •hips caa lie with heavy mortars, and therefore he proposes to remove the larger ships. He speaks favourably the zeal and good will of the Sp*. Admiral Villa Veciutia. fourteen tail of the Line in Cadiz Road, disposed of ...
... relief. If we hid any doubts before with respect to the system adapt'd his Lordship, the petulance which Binaparte manifesis speaking of him, would *sii eiy remove them. He would fain make us b. ieve that the Spaniards share the anger which hr feels against ...
... destructive to the French. It consumes their force and damps their spiiits to an inconceiveable degree ; in the mean while (I speak from observation, for I was near two months among them), they receive little or pay, and their provisions are generally bad ...
... the ‘3- having brought him near th- door 5 this ,OB bout ten minutes after witness had ran away was breathing, but did not speak ; an( j Anderson brought him into the house, died in about two hours and a half. A ,M 'n was brought before the deceased died; ...
... er was with cbdo defen ant, H hud carrie farce of conrlftnp, are be quartered at Fermoy. in the room of the under.! se3 and speak with him ma(k, had repeated his crime. Duke of Brunswick Oilâ, infantry, who arc under ââ â,. kâ Uvjke .1 ...
... receive much attention on subjects of this nature, an 1 perhaps we may create suspicious ol unpleasant nature. _ only remains speak the extreme with which it is said the King treated those of the opposite party, granting them favours and advantages. . 1 wished ...
... exte. t to which we have already carried Colonial conquest. The event, we believe, leaves under the dominion of Holland, or speaking with more accuracy under the (himiiiion of France but Eatavia, of all the sett It mints that Holland ooce possessed in the ...
... Manresa, and Esparra.Guera. H. O’DONNELL.” fiadadoz, Aug. 11. One of the intercepted letters, written a person of character, speaks in terms the most flattering of the northern province*,. It aays—“ Behitid every bush there appears an insurgent, and it is ...
... Pitites and the r friends:—Weasel, during bis eonversa ion, observes to the servant*, who are demanding certain perquisites: You speak like experienced men I have doubts like you,” Penruddock, p.rhaps, is too much of a philosopher.” Your little ccfcnforts ! ...
... nobody’s else deceased appeared to attempt to cry, but seemed choaktng: cried the the word Scott: pannel then cried,he wasgoingto speak, but, by the living God, if witness or any other person came in, he would make them as bad as her ; he continued beating her ...
... searched, and several persons taken into custody, for discoursing in their own bouses the topics of the day.— Governor Bellmrd, speaking at his table of the late fire at Paris, is said to muttered a low voice, but so be overheard—The intrigues of Josephine! ...