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... re- Kive the punishment merit.” Such is the answer every man in France, he dared speak his real Journalists, speaking of the Allies, “only on your mperor. e trust they speak the truth. Let this •Hade clqarly and explicitly known, and his reign would •at ...
... philosopher, and was agreed ion,mer the mediationof Austria, and yoXam&i history with materials amazing and gociators appointed to speak peace. tne ...
... df tile iiistorisn, a judicious selection this' b.At . work, and displays as much intriligence u tire parSpftlie ' Editor. speaks tuskless favotirablioA Crevices No l'hr neat tontsktnest of is iboPtdi of • • (4 41'4 LY This day W3 l published,ecgaritly ...
... the armny destined to a6l of -agtinst lt1;y, ttis colifilitncenoll tthe parttof his Miajesty is your A s-ciurity, for my speaking the trith to you * and you have besides . Ionig been acill;iJited With my sentiMlCI)ts, from former thiens. cc IAl the , ...
... removed, since you have introduced the AMERICAN sOOIHIXG RUP. Having experienced the good effect with two of chidren, cun speak with confidence:— The fust was very ill, and had fin with cutting hit back teeth; wc no sooner robbed thechiid’s gums, than ...
... render an account of what he has read in speaking, rather than in writing; for the faculty of speech more necessary to prince of Sweden than any other, i therefore think that to facilitate the art of speaking, yon should invite to visit my son once or ...
... guns and 60 of small arms. ‘}bere could not hare been more steady “oval Lietr: bravery displaved thaw en this occasion. Cook speaks mi the Inghest terns of every person with la. fam sorry toe say his loss has been Bevere, having dard seamen hulled and tour ...
... answer, ‘This grat, ’ us anewer of Lis Royal [ligtwess as will ap- r trom the copy of it wus tryet ta the and will witvopt any speak — venily tor itseli, Lt was read with a ddgrde of and wih a grace and pecoharly of His Royut which fasciuated all those in ...
... Paris 1802. '. , Dutch uimMc, winch arnv«4 , y bring us little of public tulercst Wt j bee* «lr«wly noticed. pains us to speak buijfi. Every new account is only a new statement : horrors. A. great part of the suburbs had been ♦unit.. The armistice had ...
... bet terror,and phrenzy with those of yesterday. Journal de Paris, conducted by a m u st tool - of BVONAPART'S (Mr. REAL) speaks more plainly than either the Tyrant himself official myrmidons. This exhortation to ante is a singular piece of I,vorlimanship—it ...
... conducted themselves admirably. Tae enemy being beaten at ail points, now retreated into their entrenchments, S Lord Wellington speaks in the highest terms of the conduct of Liecut.,-generals John Hope and Sir Rowland Hill, in the different actions. Lieut,-gen ...
... td be so is nit a conditlen t 'beak' the called, - WELLINGTON: Every effective see, 47 .4.. • Bermuda. The Georsiala btOth speak teit„moentain„, and gaffer to ruction from all t h garrison twita la mistier of .more The Presidtur,. it , kis veterans are ...