... letter, when the Seijeant of the Prefec. tare ease to inform me, that his Excellency the /Sinister of Polite requested to speak with me. 1' Let Who comae hi, replied I with quickness, and reading the letter. The Sedeant re.opened the door moment after ...

... checked, and both the' mercantile and agricultural parties would have beep clamorous for a peace. Every letter from America speaks with astonishment of their success, mit sap, that it is to the torpor of the English Admi. nistration, that they hove to ascribe ...

... es ilbo r minutes sooner than they did, they might 1 ration and letter of Count Frochot foend me at the moment when I was speaking ! Seine, and Considered the of bringing the tables in suchwise that I should to- Count Frocliot, is unanimously of day hate ...

... arelas prudence did not permit to neglect. of his L o rds hi p's judicial dep ortment to an y p rinci- of aim; ma sables to speak with th e so near you, you wiltran danger. Separat pie or feeling inconsistent with the purest motives of bitterest asperity ...

... poiuted 1 4 i Abe Chaleco, fortificattenal t thetto nothing Ito dope . f the ALICANT, Noy. 45,----tettera t o Catalonia, speak of a fortunate action s . wkich. d'groles's division had in ,the vicinity or which the Spaniards made 506 . Prisoners;___ SEVILLE ...

... retatintio'n,Y,toid4Pdrebt.ollll4 2 5 0 i and demand littfidloche, woke reduced her' to Math. klak .i 22 0 ; became unable to speak or wntk for several welithomil mart AL boohd.' propeeelotax from this crouplosnl. is speethly removed, mot-stie 2 5 Cl i frequently ...

... barefaced corrupßott by which Judges, cording to this law with two faces, truth is some- steed neither be ashamed 9 not afraid to speak the even here iu England, have prostituted the purity of times considered as a vindication of accused t _rutla Bre6 • • our ...

... that General krborn has orders to *inter in Montreal. Accotints from the Western Army speak of it as being very sickly, and many deaths daily take place. They speak a;so of great complaints for the want of necessaries for the soldiers,—of open discontents ...

... Patterson in pat , they were better *sr viz.:--. bosom oompimons a cead e eso r e gri mm e r . of a chit Ware, both torn; and speak or write the ns, which tended to their • le D. 1,500,00 debt, via. Interest, Whaling that on Dew punish and keep in f 10,000 ...

... seat's of justice as have distinguishedthemselves not an age ago, officially at the gritish. tar? The press in ludia could speak of no enormities. Every publication, whether at Calcutta, Madras, or must have its The de par roy of the . French wus net more ...

... get timer At Hie ' imidellea ,Joseph 'Carter, as accom. ooe tune sise h about_ forty io ',drawer in no gade aas very shy of speaking to him. Mr. Court under cge, t bein g conl4/ered °° * ° gles*— that they changed their handkerchiefs, .and i l e y e ...

... extraordinary and dia. estates - In Called It subl, • 15TH JANtixav, 1813.-Nom mat commissions in the ..law. In short, . to speak the • certeintrof 'that . ehiltissitlretaelhaecon-',bees 1 1 070 000 i •IO 4*B 10,0001.; 1 l,ltS, truth,and,as lon‘,•as we ...