... despised „and rejected as of no importance, but now Emperor of Trance, and the terror of half the world! These things, fiir, speak with a loud And pnwerfo voice; they teach Princes and Nation's the neCeisity of 'watchfulness, vigilance, moderation, and justice ...

... undisguised anxiety and solicitude that is more emphatic than the pression Which . . tongued, language could convey, that speaks i'creibly'and unequivocally their'exceSs of loyalty, their noble nal ,ture, and the virtue of theft. esuse, Ves t the spirit ...

... ilteseasrlo Alen answer the description of the fugitirei. Farthes,. • Aliblas.states himself- to .be a native Of DanfriC, but speaks very good At Ms examination op Saturday last, before Mr. MARALAND,•at Shadwell Office, he acknowledged- he had beenAriaking ...

... answer to my cues: . ti. I speak deliberately and distinctly, in order that every person May and. tinderstand me. (Here some litec confnsion occurred, owing to several persons speak tog. togettner..) • hope I have leave to speak. (Vear, hear (he: Magistrate ...

... So far these two men answer the description of the fugilivee. Farther, Allbias states himself to be a native of Dannie, but speaks very good English. At his examination on Saturday last, before Mr. Manx- LaNi>, office, acknowledged had been dtinking company ...

... troops, or rather a banditti of all sorts, on our shores, under the .pretence of defending the Empire! Sir, I am a plain speaking, and A very plain dealing mart; I profess nothing wive than what I really feel; and I in my tommercejsvith mankind 411mt ...

... IntiUnl, on the 19th instant, savt a brig that: privateer was in the act of boarding, cd up with' 'the batteries of Calais. lie speaks highly ol the con-! duct of Lieutenant JAtrxcr.Y, of the Crdcicr gun-brig,' in gallantly attacking and .driving away six ...

... corruption . of the Magistrates' and the still more lamentable perversion of ins tice, even on the part of the then Judges. Speaking upon,thatsubject, Mr. Horne Tooke used these memorable words, . Of nine persons charged with murder on the verdict of a ...

... power Undaunted by the imperious of a host of Attorney's, the will, in the energetic language of the immortal Shakespeare; speak daggers, but use none. But these, Sir, art' ouly P'retiminary reflections), atil . ty,t4tili:by way of iiitroduction to ...

... SIR, Gibbon in his tete/reed oork of the. Dd hö and Fall or the i;ontan Empir ' e speaking of the oppressice taxes, and mode of taxation, adopted by some of the later V,Loottors, has the following pase,age: The honourable merchant of Aletandrik who imported ...

... have received a large packet of Contimunal Journals, of the most recent dates, comprehending sonic important. advices. They speak in terms:uf the movement of French troops, as, well as prtpartions of. a ' warlike character,. in the, Nth o 1 Eurcpe.. . ANT ...

... e t: S o far thessawo mai answer the description taf the fugitive,. Farther, states himself tribe a native of Dantric; but speaks very good English. At his examination on Saturday last, befole Mr. 1 1 1,C1tkLallo, at Shadwelloffice, he acknoWledged he ...