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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 ...
... When hWrtitfrm BakuhcpVc* speak of I’Acr. The Docket, it is true, has not yet been srfuck; bat By t:.e Sehe.lule has been exhibited, it is abundantly evident that the estate, so far from contemplating she Principal* cannot even reach, one-fifih the Interest ...
... BiiaNADOTTE. Accounts from Gshri uiy. Speak of insurrection having Broftcr. oat in; HitfideUi and of conspiracy against the Crows Prince. We hot consider ,a conspiracy against I’ers'adottr probabic, unless it exists the Deliverers Europe, He is popular ...
... long in the habit of Teaching, and is perfectly competent to I attract young Ladies in the necessary branches of Education; speaks French fluently with the best accent. English, Music, Works, Ac ; has lived in families of high respectability. Letters addresed ...
... a 10). Ihnk Pot Bill, ond i»f Wiliiam-strccliiii I Trinity* dire ct, & ,i’ ...
... 9 A Roman Catholic Governess wanted for a School about thirty miles from town. She will be required to understand and to speak French perfectly. Nunc other nerd apply. Application to No. 7, Ilolles-strect, Mcrrionsquare. 10 ...
... plan, certainly. Can you speak as to the present state the roads in the county Tipperary ?—Yes I can they are general tolerably well made. Can you speak to the increase expenditure for the care of those roads?—l cannot speak to the amount, but that it ...
... respectable family, and got lilieral education. loAtcrs from Principds, for H. W. will be only attended to. • WANTED, Lady who can speak French fluently, and teach it gr•mnutically, for an hod School, in Country Town—none but one who p. t'cctly competent to the ...
... I'm- ected, or InabUily , othrrwiae 5. 29 OSc ...
... native of Sicily, has lived in a l'\ family in this Country.— wouln an •cquiMiiun to any gahilciu >n going abroad, as can speak the French, Spnnisli, Portuguese, and Italian I.aaguages andean well recommended. Any leUers directed J. P. at his prestnii ...
... Printing-Office • - 4 A ROMAN CATHOLIC GOVERNESSL WANTED, for a School at/out thirty miles from town, Who uuders and* and speaks the French language perfectly. An elderly person, who has been accustomed to School business Will be preferred. Application ...
... wearing tbe decoration of tbe lilliet! A person who knew him, went up him and advised Urn to retire, which did, without speaking a word. hi. de Cure. Counsellor of the Royal Court of Paris, who'was dismissed Bonaparte, is appointed Prefect of tbe Polios ...