... wanted a governess, TO educate three Children under ten jeer* of age, to live the Country, speak French fluently, end teach that languane and English grammatically, iadng a native England, able to teach Music, and the Established Religion, will all be ...

... eyrly f ami in many earlier, thin the nursl fe -'fa auraontcmpvnrics. the expense ichr-U'os thus iein incurred we shall aot’speak; but, Po-rics auto/ the question, (and in pzitters in w/t’rh nntpetfyi* *'** .Solved, they should put nut eondderatim, with ...

... her history, represents herself as having escaped from a mad-house, where she had been confined long after her rrcovciy, and speaks of her determination sail the first for England to join her friend*, who have been a long time ignorant of her real C mdiiion ...

... titi*i lor Jiiportaiioo ■*• *«• * WANTED A GOVERNESS. TO educate three Children under ten years of age, like in the Country, speak French fluently, and teaeft that language and English grammatically, being a native of England, able to teach Music, and of ...

... are busily in striking thepicoa* of franc , that tout mil* w* eill in circulation within week. ' are .lha* the Emperor in speaking of the * •'“**> h«»e beta published against himself, obscrvetl, reparation could require was that their Ml** should in future ...

... The King of Naples has thrown off tlie mask, and blood lias fiowed. Hamburgh, April 10 The Stockhi bn Gar-ties of March 31, speak armaments in the interior thu kingdom ; they observe they have oilier object Ulan the the general peace in respect France; ...

... also resort to cxtihmhics t|iat they will defend themselves, not only proclamations, but by deed; j that they will not only speak, but act; and it need not Surprise those who ale aoqu . ited with the doci*ire character Bonaparte, if they .‘■hould toon ir ...

... general ure. individual responsibility, -as Subjects of State, whidi. In 1813 and 1814, the Sovereigns were enabled generally speaking. liberty, .ami the equal and impartial to form league against France, supported the administration of. wise and just laws ...

... of Police, has received orders to pay the most vigilant attention to couduet individuals and especially arrangers who Shall speak in favour of the evrots in France. All our principal fortresses are immediateiy to receive supplies. A letter has roc.cbcd ...

... reinforcement to Italy. General Bianphi is V(mi«, sucireed the Prince Hcuss, who is id, iu the command that March 15.— They speak the ynval of Neapohta > .t Anemia; rc I at th'dr label ...

... equally w-r markable, as it was not signed till % «4th Dumber, and weuWpugxla. «ny. know why wn* Jong da* l*yed.—(Continued speaking.) CDHB'IKATrON DEFEATED; VTt tina»iMMul tbatthc BfaMßt-wii DnAUy«i employed in (M 0«o«t*l Poet Office, taking i*«»- 'b» ...

... practically speaking, within the power the Allies. Ido not mean to. say, - that war might not have led his cnp- i tore, driven him from the country, But, wbe(| 1 Shat Treaty whs signed, (as will be seen frora pa- I pers on the table, and here can speak with ...