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... | : - I'RtNCI P'IONERSlt i, , _- .- - . 'Welhink itqiuite unnece~sary (4ays the Shdeld Mer' cmi,); to Insrtilhc whnie of the lotter which we`r'ereived last week; but that the French Prisogerm sf W-ar in Chek- lerfield na-y have; jusltic done to them on our part, *e shall give Publidity 4 tlhe following d ttact from it - The Fteiich Pihouers ol War on patole at this placei having observed In ...

... OYQ Tlf J CUSTO. OF STIFLING CIJLDRIEN TO ! P R1E VEXT I'lE I R C zCIH N COLD. ' . 4 . CL J'V - Mc. *ExANIrNEi,-O~f all the varieties of violent d*-ath to v hich tihe ?? of the u6i'verse exposes u1s, or which thr; ingenious inralice 'of mankind has invented, there, is lcime from Nshich the inaginalion recuils with such ex trenie horror, as from that of gradual suffocaliont. The hokaviest ...

... FOREt INTE.LLWEJAE. | ,I, 0 ;: , . FRANCE. I Prtis, DSct., 80:-To-daylX Thudtsday; Dec. -Nj at two -'cloc', ?? the Emper6r and kiing, rinog seaiet dn his' Throne, stirritunded by his Pfrinces; Gralhd-Ilignitarieg; Ithe Ministers &e & received the Setsale ing hil4: vhea his I vi ellet'ev tont Lacepede, the Presidient, presesated to his ]Ihjesty the tollowrnw Address . 1Siea,'t -The Senate somes ...

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... f'i-iE IPLITICAL EXAMINER., s P ?? jle madness nf mans for tlhegain of a feov. 5 wi rT. - o. 3056 SPEsg({ir OP BONAPARTE AN D D IS SE.ATE | \E notticed, a wiek or two aOgo, a ?? oftBIaIAeAR5ri, Ia ?? lie said thiat adversity wouid alwaa find hil superior to it's 2ttatks,-a phrase ithi ?? with tli promiie from tihe hilouth ofs mani'ao ho ?? seen any adversity, and vhose haits anid career ...

... I- 7 .1RC! LCORIESPONDENCE. MR. WIJITBREAD A YNI) . RAYM.OND. - 1u. 13xAwir7;Erl-Hnsiing cme~stmidiy been in ih~e hahit of rea3ing Sour. paiperj and admiring thehjuitice and wisdoln of your decisions,. it. was With cotmidervable lmn I read [he ir concladiog part of your Tlhea ?? of the id iist. I in which beau sceri to make Mr. Whilbreid- respnsibie fur the errirs uif the Cofmmuittee ; with ...