... ihe gratitude end mc. banks of Ihe other Subscribers. A D.sign so unexceptionable, bolh in iis princi- ple* and execution, speaks for it-elf. To make it known was found sufllcieut to procure tliat support Which it deserved ; but as several out of ihe inline- ...

... greatest force is the Tom, Thomas Wilms's, Commander, belonging to Baltimore, et the treatment of which the Captain of the Packet speaks in the hlghest terms ; but by the Bona, her consort, they were used in• the most unfeeling manner, the crew of that vessel ...

... Regiment, and others, expressed himself at the present quarters of the regiment, and elsewhere, tn a disrespectful manner, when speaking of Lieutenant Colonel Corry, his Comm nding Officer. 21. For conduct calculated to subvert good order and military discipline ...

... of the instructions, or rather warnings, accompanied sometimes with threats, given to all neutrals on their departure, to speak well of France and all that they have seen in it. A copy of a paper of this description, recently pit into the hands or some ...

... , f . r v cMiierjlty that during the , ' ! of Parliament, Opposition | nsoaiiy ...

... Tuesday evening last, Mr. Motley, of Herefordshire was met the Faringdon road, near I furze, three footpads, who, without speaking, knocked him down, and when the ground, beat him most unmercifnllv. Mr. Motley begged they would spare bis life, as was willin' ...

... riacma k6 of the Commissioner s revising the civil ai-ieirs of-tie Navy, on thie tleo vaV - praaice of 'ship building ; ii speaking of that mixu: of theory and practice which enables us to build bet than the French, ct the same time that it ml ay Ic ac ...

... rnever yet& plentiful. If Dembsthenes, being so learned Si abd eloquent as he w.;s , one wilom none surpassed, trembled to spe:ak bofore Phocion at Athens, how much more shall I, being unlearned and unskilful, to supply -j the place of dignity, charge ...

... benerolcu.ee to his wishes. By so doing vve shall by our actions thwart the malicious words of our enemies. (Jur deeds will speak their deserts, and vile calumniators be made silent. AN ENGLISHMAN, AM) A FRIF..VDTO l/.MVUI- \L B-.Nj-.VOLIi.NCI'.. London ...

... One Colonel, one Staff Officer, 37 other ers, and 500 Non-commissioned Officers and pti,ates, prisoners. The Lieut -General speaks in the ichest terms of cormnendation of the assistance he crived from the able exertions of Major-General Lux. tI While these ...

... societies. Dr. R. (hen read some explanatory pas* ages from the printed proposals for the establishment of the Society ; and when speaking of the loan fund, gave a satisfactory proof of its utility, from the experience of the Buth Society in (his branch of (heir ...

... tew the rich blessings of wealth can impart, The sweet boon of sympathy all can bestow, And the mild look of kindness which speaks to the heart, Is dear to the child of misfortune and woe. Oh ! these ate the duties which Christmas enjoins, And to celebrate ...