... where every assistance was rendered to her that her situation required. Plcignier has, it is Said, renewed his request to speak to the King and has been notified him that tils sentence being pronounced, if has any disclosures to make, must make them in ...

... to which I have aliiulcd, however, con“ tains much misrepresentation and lal -ehood. that it autliorized tha: Gemleman. I speak if report was made hv him, therein staled, has. *■ say it wi'h j.'iu) but in jastiie to myself and others heie, i nniHl declare ...

... FRANCE The Paris Journals speak of the tranquillity France, while the Private Letters, more observant ct’ truth, give some insight into the unsettled and discontented state that unhappy Country. Reports an approaching war, noticed in our last, continue ...

... : n- FRANCE. The Paris Papers received this morning speak wore fully respecting the arrest of Sir Wilson, Captain Hutchinson, and Mr. Bkuce, than (huse previously in our passession. Tltey state, that the customary investigation previous trial had been ...

... the Gironde, declared,' that in the Secret Committee he had opposed the Address, chiefly because it was not seasonable to speak of the liberties of the Gallican church, at a moment when the first want was a speedy and definitive agreement with the Holy ...

... charge, Paying (with a grace to charm ye) This the Fleet and that the Army. Brothei* Brag and Brother Hi ley Cheer him ! when speaks vilely ; Cheer him when Ids audience flag. Brother Hi'ey, Brother Brag. But it is not in humorous verse” alone, that the of ...

... are j Proprietors withany account of the nature of their, the statements in the letter alluded to, and as wo profits ? arc speaking ofth-- Jews, we may add, that a work The Chairman replied, that such proceeding which has lately been published the Continent ...

... Collegegre«i, has made its appearance, fend we are happy that its matter, talent and typographical execution, enable ug to speak of it in terms almost unqualified praise. Circumstanced as our Columns are at present, we can only refer to this entertaining ...

... nor does any Witness attempt to give, the precise words. Some the Witnesses,. Gentlemen, have negatived some egressions, All speak tins ud'cci and subsumes ...

... retrenchments and economy, but lamented to find that public ! measures ever since were in direct violation those promises—Left speaking. ...

... very near the: where, thank Gop! after a considerable time spent in ay Ye ing remedies, he so far revived as to be able to speak. § tea and bread and butter were given him, but he found hit », to totally unable to eat auy thing; he, however, manage the ...

... BAILEYâ??LONDONâ??, JULY IJ. Thomas Connell, Dennis Rear dan, anti James Quit}* three Irish labourers, who could scarcely speak a word of English, were capitally indicted for coining shillings. The Prisoners were all discovered in the act of colouring ...