... who were near Borselen, and marched against the enemy, who embarked as soon as he discovered their approach. , Captain Owen speaks the highest terms of the enthusiasm of the inhabitants, and of the alacrity -nd good ctmdytct of the marines. * AMERICAS, ...

... historical monument the frank-1 nesss, moderation, and dignity the Emperor of the French.—What now can our enei mies say ? if they speak to ns of the love j the enemies of France for peace,'we will an\ swer them, peace in their power ; there is i no obstacle to ...

... new ial,,, V* to begin their respective employee,,;, j, this day : they wished one another were very careful not to speak any ~ ■' ' * ' ' or quarrelsome; tiw common present °. meaner sort, were dates, tigs, L.n,!v” ere usually covered with leaf ...

... had crossed the Atlantic ocean 24 times. He has not lost a tooth, and can thread a small needle without spectacles; he can speak the Gaelic language fluently, and crack a joke in it with glee. The above venerable couple are father and mother to Mr. F. ...

... *cim;»n, mate, captain ; • has crossed the Atlantic l 2t, times. lie has not lost tooth, can thread •n small mt spectacles, and speaks the Gaelic Language fluently. The above couple are and motlier to Mr F. McKenzie, spirit-merchant, Mary port. The Fog, in ...

... cleanly gentility ; and another, JVuui/ier si.it cm, is the quintessence of the mode. Of names and numbers am not competent to speak, further than that the term bestowed upon Lund// Foot's manufacture ought to generally applied the pungent dirt which so many ...

... oaten cake alter his 40 days fast ;— They say likewise that he translated the Bible, was the son of a maltster, because it speaks of a miracle dove by barley leaves, whereas they swear they were eaten cakes, and that no other bread, of that quantity, couid ...

... the ]Wea-rtrending, and in L'tush-n'ising recital of What ft barh' already -cost us. ,or In My filth letter, I shall ag ipt'speak of the tour' la- wea hir hvh you apid'ou, friend C v are an) severe. ?? 'tmiain., de.,. sr, very truly, your Liend anl nre ...

... every thl branch of the Mathematics, Composition, History, ap Geography, aili the Ues of. the Globes, and Read-; co ing and Speaking, in ajaist and natural manner. T.rsiis per .Qarter. dT English, Writing and ?? 11 6 N The Classics, Mathematics, &c ?? 2 ...

... provided with t such 1mdium of communication between us. all i laididual h bset and meritorious, it is as ',~neas It is lust to speak well. and I shn! ildo Jsticc to the gentleman whom you have tto t cstoduct the office it -question, (with lions Ihud uo pevious ...

... to himself, aud immediately absconded, just in time to evade the order‘for his arrest, which arrived a few heurs after He speaks with a grateful feeliug of the humane hberatity of the British seamen, who, ou bis capture, restored to him Lis jewels and ...

... as one mass in 'resistance to t foreign ,ppressieti; and bis best wishes go with them.-n M . Shephend thelt proceeding to speak in e his own chasacter ob-erved5s The Spaniards have set a glorieus exaase which I hope wiil he follow l ed. They have kindled ...