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... C4DJ PAPERS, The Re-gency Gazette of the 22a July, contains a Decree as follows a_ . . , The' General and Extraordinary Cortes, wishing to transmit to the rniost distant posterity, the memory, of the glorious victory, which' the, Allkd 'Airmy gasaed *9 under the command of the Duke of Ciudad Rodrigqo ii on the -host of last ,Jily, over, the enerhy, commanded by the intrusive King, in thae ...
... [l.- FAINAGLE' )II 3! Ep DUe -We are gritified by learning that a. Society of Gen- tldene-in DNblib have f'oned .an -]itabliahment for the n Educaeioriof liith, oY S thee aysterusof the above P3ro- AI feassdr'.- Titeiiive tiken s~ o cortsguois hotses near s'iJ . ;dtintjjy-4tp~ie0&lid tiuy ?? in 'tleir ?? u-b3 that the. t >'inuntents ~ia&ing from-the Institutdonia td (iaseonetfitf so Uie ...
... IL Y COPY OF A LETTE!RTFRQO TIR GEN~ERAL IN CHIEF fAR- n CLAiY DE TQLL-Y, TO T1-jE PFINCE OF NEUFCHATEL. :leiehenbtch, s7th July (Aug. 8), 1813. id - -SIR, the Asjor-GeiiraI ?? Armies, . ne TJe fe'oqiati6nsopepied it Prague for the re-esta- blislimi66t 'of peace betv;een the Allied Courts and [. France, tot'havint led to tie object proposed' by them, e. :I ann'ordered to cenounce tlie ...
... .TrWKERSBURY, ti. 31, 1813. Monday last being the.. daiy 'ap' iitd't reet rpiecep of plate voted, to~ ri. racy by his .Con-sthqrents,. a. nurnerous' ?? company of the Eleforts of this Borough assembled to dine at the Hop-pole tIrn, JAMsES. MAa~seav Esq, (bsrbter to the present Mem) - her), in the Chair arnist wvhom were the following' persons Sir W. Guisei Bart. ?? Mr. Howorth, M.P.; Mr. ...
... TW.' MORNI-01V CbJROWrCLE. L ON D 0 N: FRIbDir, SEPTEWBZR 3, 1913- The following vas circulated yesterday as an extra& of a letter received from the Fiench toast':- COAST. oF Fat.oECE, AdG. O P.- We have obtained some success near-Lubeck, but we have not-been so fortunate elsewhere. If this is to b- relied upon, it of couise follows, that thre French army has sustained a defet, but neither ...
... I- tr. Ei)DIrOR aj fhle MORNING cU)N*1GLE Sill, N +i4 wt las mwv tteiioition to enter i fith no controq~trV Mirb ttv adve SieieR, ut leve.itt to cet I beralityof the eubllidcic'aq that' tloeght lopei I have hither' i sint, 1 hen I 1heat itift soniethiitr bsad. a lpearcilS in youi ppei' vioueht''to- ?? by ii^, i~tmCI V il e pall I ivishe~d~ no answer may 1'e given to ,it, 1iwi Mr' Rivond's ...
... PARIS PAPRRS. Il ?? ;mP thi press to state the arrival of French Pia- pers to tdle 315 stlt. Thie following are extrast . PARIS, AUG. 29. CO g oF A LETTER PROM COUV5T DARU, MiN ISTI ZR, .EP.TARY OF STATE, V HIlS EXCELLESCY T'rE Le ,rg.'sTrEil AT WAtR, DATED GOERLiTZ, AUG. 24, Ma- JS1 I. C NT. LE DUc,-As I see that the EMPERoR is ex- Wt lOV tca~ occupied, sometimes upon the banks of the B s- ...
... 019 arnpofETIlEs. a Tlhe universalspread fsil ihe'BiSaodAeies, and the pious industry which. is every 'where exerted in puttingI fthe Holy Scriptures into the hands of tthe lowest orders iectf.the community, -have. naturally revived the. discus- igosjion; which took place at a forsier p drio1 of oir history, I led on the inflience which these writings are likely to haveI 6 n the n1nuds. and ...