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... Jo not speak to your Majesty of ap prehensions which prevail in the somh, nor of t the complaints caused by the requisitions with which the country is burdened fur Support the army Spain. These are evils inseparable from the reverses we have expirienCed ...
... fef condition of the Frenck capital from which appear* in the Journals instead of joy and enthonasm, they speak only in the language of grief and dismav, and it ia evident that a ternble shock was apprehended. We have the following intelligence through ...
... ,Nt>. • iIOLYIIb.A L> MAILS 4rri»'J- PARIS PAPERS. Oclo/je r 9. The Gaz-'iie Vie .na, in speaking of stale °t Parii, says, There is 110 rinc who does no' P' °f ! King wr.h rp-rp ct.” This is not th; only s.-ntimeut wlii h tiie Kng w.rthy; ra>rit» th- ...
... Governess in a respectable family, who has lived several years in that line; she teaches French and English grammatically, speaks the former correctly and fluently ; also Geography, Works, Velvet Painting, Ac. The Advertiser is a Roman Catholichut has ...
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... situation Governess In respectable family, who has lived several yean in that Hue ; site teaches French and EngHsh grammatically, speaks the former correctly and fluently ; also Geography; Works, Velvet Painting, &c. The Advertiser a Roman Catholic, but has lived ...
... an-iid few hour* trrerj day) a person eminently qua!tied to (each the French Language, with Cnunmalieal precision— a'p'd Mso speak the aahie fluently and of Italian Would be likewise very desirable. gy V'acatiua end* on Saturday the August nest. ...
... country with Sweden as fully effected are obliged to post* pone the Document this important cireninstance. The French Papers speak the incorporation Saxony with Prussia as not finally arranged, hey nr-*, suspect. mistaken. The Archduke (.onstantine has gone ...
... regular family, or Valet ten single Gentleman, a single middle aged man. a native of Switzerland, who can dress and shave, and speak different languages, has travel, can have the most satialaclory references to character fro.n the las* place where be lived ...
... Newfoundland is among the rights we will not surrender. The wilt not give up the Lakes; i is to be hoped not; but if th; E .quirer speaks the sentiments of the Administration, they are ready agree to any restrictions that are reciprocal. ,, What is meant by reciprocal ...
... character ia ' at it ought to be—the more respectable and valuable in'ihe opinion of the world. As soon as hit Lordship' ceased speaking, the applause from a very crowded auditory continued for several mi* notes, and Mr. Higgins rrt.red from Court. The Cotirt ...
... received, in the usual manner, a deputation from the officers of the National Guard of Paris, Marshal Duke of Cororgliano, speaking in the name of the deputauon, presented to Majesty the following Addrris • ...