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... with'at much facili yas he dors in that of Pope and Dry den. Homer also is as familiar to him ShAesp.-are and Milton ; and speaks the French language much purity at he does English. Mr. Kemble it the Father M> s. i-iddons, who, in the opinion of -her ...

... penple rnttrtaiu the result of the Cottgr. ** at Vienna, have drawn from the warper*, Ac. One of the most respectable Papei't, speaking plan destroy the Barbary -State*, a* proper to be adopted by the Congress, but which the writer justly doubt* whether it ...

... letter from Valladolid, dated Aug. 27, corroborate the accounts that have been published of the unquiet I'ate Spain : will now speak Madrid Ido not doubt that you are already acquainted with the opinion the inhabitants of that city. Some days af’er the im ...

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