... shine* With ray* of more brilliance—Vcs ! light more divine; Aml hope that erinte may in forgiven, W hen swear that black eye* speak the language Heaven. ...

... (he gallantry df. the troops* our great success nay attributed. Every man did his duty, and believe i cannot more strongly speak their merits than in mentioning, that our small force did not exceed rank and file. To Captains Davies and Skinner, of 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 ...

... profusely; another of the party put out the lights; all this tii.ie F. Leonard was stretched the hour under fheir feet not able speak; witness cried out murder. Leonard came out the back parlour with stick; is not Sure whether struck any them or no; another ...

... happily removed, have introduced the AMERICAN' SOOTHING SYRUP. Having experienced the good effect with two of chidrcn, can speak with confidence:— The first was very ill, And had fits with cutting his back teeth we sooner rubbed the child’s gums, than ...

... guns, and GO Hand of small arms. There could not have been more steady cool bravery displayed than (his occasion, Lieut. Cook speaks in the highest terms of every person with him. sorry to say his loss has been severe, having bad two seamen killed, and four ...

... arms. There could not have been more steady cool bravery displayed than on this occasion. Lieate- son with him. nant Cook speaks in the highest te rms of every per- iam to say his loss has been severe, having had two sear nen killed and four severcly ...

... coura 5 you. ge, Which have always “ The Empezor sends me-among yon to tell you dearest interes{s importaut truths 2 , and to speak to you about your “ fits Majesty knows the evils you have suffered, deeply moved at them. the losses you have sustained ; his ...

... Lieutenant Hastings and Lieutenant Hunt, of the Marines, the whole under the command of Lieutenant Howman, senior Lieutenant, who speaks in great praise of the officers and men of (his ship, and (hose of the Gnadaloupe, under the command of jLieutcnaut Hurst ...

... force in Hollaml, dated Zeeverbergen, Jan. 1: *_* My lastto was from Steenbergen, from which town moved nexl day this placu (I speak (ieneral Gibin’* brigade; the guard* being in Princeoland, and the lighl brigade at Oudenbosch. This i« a clean nice little ...

... are sorry say it, every thing seems to indicate that such was not the wish of the Powers, or least some of them. The powers speak of a just balance, but they insure to Europe that one them will not soon exercise fatal preponderance, and that finding the ...

... and, thanks to the generosity of the conqueror, Prussia still retain* above five million* and half of inhabitanl*. Shall we speak Russia, which after this same war in 1806, and the loss several battles, far from feeling the effect its defeats, ac qnired ...