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... AFFAIRS AT CONGRESS. The Reader will find, in the preceding columns, from the last.Foreign Papers. These are, generally speaking, of consolatory kind. It Should seem, from their Contents, as well us from the speculation which they have produced in England ...
... Gentlemen preparing for College, or already entered, in the Sciences, Classics and French Language, which he understands and speaks grammatically. His terms are moderate, and his mode of teaching will be found calculated to produce a rapid improvement. Apply ...
... to rnrelves, in paying doe respect the Slu» |v, esided. prevent any in n encw.. lie move that uo Membur should al!*m! to speak, vote, or ballot, until liad paid his fine. i;,. opposed this motion, grounds that vvj-. inpic •» apoonr. trenching on the ...
... ock. the House were not Dino objection* , that the fir that for » with i (respectto tliem'- « who pitsided. . lie red to speak, vot yir. was, simple ise of the Corpors i, which ti by any at Mr. CllflTird.—l any >en the mouth and Imtsc. I hope table purpose ...
... uncertartil* ever respecting the result of tilt discussions the Sovereigns long assembled Tienda. The accounts from Italy speak of the expected march another Neapolitan fofc* 11,000 men Ancona, whither King Joachim was also about proceed. . ■ r, • It ...
... Colour, native of France,)’ As Valet and n Man, Valet and Butler, or Butler WHO per-ectly understands French cookery, and speaks three foreign languages; he would have no objection to travel, and can produce sufficient vouchers from gentlemen (with whom ...
... his Brotlier, the Pensioner—of Mr. Bagot, who oppoled the Vote of Thanks to the Mr. AN, who drawing wp—•“ it not in Gatii, speak not ol it in the streets Aska.- iou”—a Superior in style and sentiment, dial written Mr. Pmr.f.ies ? Wlio values this sentiments ...
... Governor, be nuy send the officer one of the permanent Councils of War of bis division.— Monileitr. Vienna, Dec. 20. They speak a good deal of a Courier just arrived from Loudon, the bearer of very satisfactory news; and also of the publication of the ...
... that the horses and equipage the King of Wurtemburgh have already set off. It is remarked that Prince omits opportunity of speaking with highest eulogy and greatest respect of the memory of Prince Kaunuz. This flittering the Austrian*, for that name is ...
... cent, gam ; that with C>- i» i ,:rr 4J • R->yjl va/es, or the crown, at a discount c.f lj3 per 'i'i. ■ >si opulent merenuns speak loudly ~io) .mug themselves and th-.ir prnpei .i; ami, if the .-ws in circuoimii ar io New Spam should conUemed, i; asou ...
... of irrUnJ ait vubj ct to no disqualification. But in urging admission of Dissenters the blessings of the Cue* smutiun, I speak a principle only, without tittering into the detail of penalty. Observe, (hit at the conclusion, I have used the words efii« ...
... the firmest and 01 faithful Napoleon’s Allies. Tfai* unquestionably, among men, who not care, for the purpose gulling the speak the hypocrite, little moment, seeing that all the Princes Germany, with their head,, tlie willing and most obedient slaves ...