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... Enr.' It is not, indeed, generally known for it is not the fact! Talma is a Frenchman. fieurs nun, and speaks it well; he speaks Engl Klsibi speaks French, correctly, and with a (letter than the generality of Foreigners: hut bcyond'l.i Talma has no r ...
... policy has been guarded or violated ‘die process. Upon this topic v.e shall just mention single comparison, which, itself, speaks volumes the character of the present riißes; fhat, while our maritime forces have liven reduced to cite-fifth of their War ...
... co-Urary, consolidate it, they will I think, exert themselves with good faith. ought upon this subject, mv dear Kpight, to speak with open iieart nfl’ioutany political reservation ; the interests ofCluislianitv, whii w give liberty, ought alonu to influence ...
... tlnction fomtrs —we speak not to the speculator the minds Oi the peojile generally the j hicumplete .vitbmu them ; besides, it is that, npyelly advised the Corporation to sell St,eir estates and pay their ki’.lil v.C do even speak, to lue shop- anprenension ...
... Commerce, cind fellow it lip by il general have been 4 . ; however the matter c i- • , 15. » recent, that v.c cannot pretend to speak with any accuracy review ihe condition or toe lor. * upon the sunject. And first, ' with reg trd the tenderness The only br ...
... I f’.i, ;,. France; the Leveret was cruising. 1 ol nairng, couasefiirj;, a;ul ~r,tectia ...
... ’.ince the •J-M •!, UIUC..SC, tt.sUlS. I i OST.-.K, is well know every person whopre- M;v. The Russian troops, generally speaking, conduct: private Utter from Munich dated July !2, «ty»- • !end wbe COIIVcrSaMC with Law. A reward rhtir have instructions ...
... during the same period.” shall now turn another branch of this subject; namely, the Emigration of the Rich, comparatively speaking, to France. It slioukl seem, indeed, that have considerably under-ruled the extent ot* Emigration to this Country and Flanders ...
... ritiing.. 0 a, 4m.t thereof to the Governor, who will take the iurtiat.ee, m e.aei «•>• ...
... Vaughan hy the heads of of oot > or te be the supreme head of this co In some pl the ramparts are orne done! | wished mie to speak to the said Ann M-Donald to suffer the ! Christians stuck upon lon pikes Tfihey do not agree to our! Particulars firnisl ressed ...