... tlie operation of this (m ature, in proportion to the distance of places from whence Shipments are made.” AH our intelligence speaks favourably the commercial imeicourse in prospect on tin; shores of the river Plate, in consequence of the military success ...

... eight, and an extraordinary crop as twelve. ~ , • • You speak of Irish acre ? Yes, which in proportion to'an English a'cre, as one hundred and ninety-six to one hundred and twenty one ; and when I speak of a barrel, I mean twenty stone, at fourteen pounds ...

... SITL’ATION, Governess, A Person qualified to teach .'>luste the most method, French and. English grammatically, is coutiderrd speak bosii language* correctly some of the first familie*, wbct.> children be has had the honour •iujtruct, and will be recommended'by ...

... , early period the Session Parliament possible. question on this motion bavin)' been put and carried, Mr. Senlley rose to speak ; Though not unaware of the very serious responsibility which every oue incurred who ventured to present himself before such ...

... referred Mr. Canning to a letter which be bad written to Lord Douottgbmec« expressing his opioiaD upon the Clauses. Alt this, I speak from my own certain and positive knowledge. I derive my infornuiioa from the venerated and much respected Prelate in question ...

... the growth of wheat increased much in Ireland within a few years past ? It is very much increased, but it still confined, speaking of wheal districts, in Kilkenny, Carlow, the county of Dublin, Meath and Louth, and parts of Tip- perary. . . Are other pa-tt ...

... have acknowledgments his band-writing to the same effect. have also sworn io our answers, that we believe Mr. Muford here speaks tbe truthand Lady Perceval’s letters in our possession furnish very strong reasons for such belief. Now if Lady Perceval will ...

... gave as a supplement his thundering ?rrillery, ; showed at once hi* intention*, one tnose ' sudden illuminations, of which 1 speaks : It is an Egyptian battle,'’ said he to li:j troops} a good infantry, supported by artillery, ought to be sufficient of itself ...

... ihip't company ; their steady comiurt rinllent firing accounts for the smallness of our d.i-mt;e. Captain Mouusqr likewise speaks iHgfaly of Lieut. fsiaT, bis officers and crew ; Mr. James Wilkinson, mate «ibis ship, I attached to Colouel Coffin, and Mr ...

... the subject. Another letter speaks more decisively : A vessel lias arrived from Dunkirk, which left that port on Friday, bringing letters from Paris of the 26th, and from the coast the 2Sth instant. These communications speak of a terrible conflict which ...

... letters from Baron Ryberg, givyig that assurance (to his''riends,) and the cir comstance himself having accepted a command, speaks of course for the truth of it. It is indeed nut improbable that Austria purposely waited until the French, the Bavarians, ...

... found impossible to ascertain greater part of the year IHOB ;of coarse can whether the accident had happened previous or sub- speak of nothing since 1 SO9. sequent to the suing out the commission, L),d you attend the state agriculture proceeding* were put ...