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... AGRICULTU - RE, MONTHLY REPORT. To-speak finally of the late harvest, there were corn and beans abroad, and even some quantity uncut, in Scotland and the northern part of England, as late as the beginning of:., the late month; the portion remaining uncut; ...
... United States to make such countervailing regulations they may think fit. the foreign relations the United States the S[>eech speaks briefly, but not unsatisfactorily. The difference with Russia is known to adjusted—that with France cannot lead to any thing ...
... said, let him be taken dead or alive, otherwise I shall have a dagger at my breast ; hut he (Lord Cochrane) though he would speak daggers . would use none. After some observations upon the House of Commons declining to interfere in the case of the Lord ...
... izes an i the Duke laChatre are among the number. Whatever may the quarrel, they do not prevent pa* ties from being upon speaking terms. Talleyrand would be at the head the Ultras, but it said they have foimally refused to range themselves under his banners ...
... from the Carte has arrived at .lklarseilles,,,wher u he bus been feasted by the public authorities. His ;more is MEMOS he speaks French very well. According to the 'official accounts cited to the (wo Chambers, the present tian 'of' * France, without including ...
... into llurcaux, to consider the Law. Tile Sitting lieing resinned, the Articles were read Uvic* without any Peer rising to speak' against them. The Chamber then proceeded to the question for passing the I.aw. The number of voters were 131, which' was reduced ...
... of Lord Nelson. _ The Miss Dennetts are engaged at Covent Garden Theatre. The Examiner, in general severe Draniatfc Censor, speaks of them as follows But who shall describe the nor de ttols by the three Miss Dennetts, ev-r charming, evernew, and vet iust ...
... see only ragged mountains, destitute' vegetation, ot a height Wto single plain, which j Bonaparte resldi;*. meets here and speaking, Imposes himself such all hh Ijfijrt Stiuti trees; nothing but potatoes are people. _ tstJiWated, and that in anaefl qhaotity; ...
... up with the horrid joy that death denied its mercy, that her daugh- ter lived, but lived also to infamy-she could neither speak nor hear-she sunik down convulsed and power- les., As soon as she could recover to any thing of effort, naturally did she turn ...
... Members • 1 the German Confederation might suffer by it, we re' commend a passage in,the last number of the swiss seem, which, speaking of Switzerland in this . point view, says—r One may - eeneive an unanimity among the Cantons which would be worse than discord—a ...
... Kent.-*- - ■,- , j| , A CATHOLIC LADY WANTED, as r.OVER- NESS, in a small Family, nine miles from town. She must teach and speak the English, French, and Italian Lan- guages fluently, and instruct in Drawing aad Music. One thus ?? fieri, will be treated ...
... similar vote of thanks would most readily be passed by them for the exertions of the 3Magistrates; and, we are sure, we only speak the sentiments of the generality of them, wvhen we thus take upon ourselves to express the grateful sense they feel, of the ...