... and I now speak only as an individual. V J I% Hare.— I wi to gtate object in com? here. I came here as a Magistrate, on an inr|nation which I received, that the General Com* Wee j,- the Catholics of Ireland were to be as- here this day. As soon as the ...

... Bulls* A nwJrßing of yesterday, speak- j ing of a certain story, says this is the greatest j falsehood, (save and except those that went be- j fore it) that ever was penned.” And an evening paper, on the same side of the question says,, it is a loss to ...

... necessary to chace the vessel, they would speak, as his chacing give* the belligerent Nason to apprehend an enemy } is his duty to adopt every possible method make known his Nal character as soonbs possible. He may speak *ber, but he has no controul over the ...

... SITUATION, AS Butler in a regular family, or Valet to Gentleman, a Angle middle aged man, a native of Swilterland, who can speak different languages j has no objection to travel; can have the moll fatisfaftory references character from the lad place lived ...

... Banks of Scotland to avail themselves cf the Exchequer Bills to be issued in furtherance of this Bill. left the Noble Lord speaking at quarter past six. ...

... inserted in the Evening Papers. Our letters from Petersburg are of the 22d u&. and for the first time from this capital, they speak war with France as a probable consequence of the present state of thing*, assuming perhaps too hastily, that Sweden and Denmark ...

... Learned Counsel had aske ...

... I cannot speak too laghly fne gallant coniduct of Lieutenant Dickinson on this occasion; the. Ajde in which he boarded the TrabaccolO, armddllßwx guns and full of men, with , the gig of this by the barge under Mr. Rennie, (dT whom he speaks ia the highest ...

... originally appro* prlated ? Mr. Foster answered, that the duties were mortgaged for a very very large debt; atu* he could not speak with certainty as to the of its liquidation. , The Resoluttion was then agreed to. Mr. Foster then moved his second resold ...

... consequential damages. The Judge over-ruled the point, and Mis* Cameron proceeded to give her evidence. It is impossible to speak of this witness xvithoat observing that a more beautiful, or more interesting female, never before, in such a situation, attracted ...

... they must carry into enect the recommendation ot the Comraiitee aa soon as a Vacancy shall occur } for when the pubhe voice speaks in so loud and decisive atone, they will not daTe to make job for a friend opposition to it. In addition to the stotement ...

... that the public putse aim the public force have been liberally distributed to promote the peace and justice thi.s county, 1 speak in the hearing the General Oliicer, who knows the fact, that there is at this moment a greater and more disposable force in ...