... I-ranlce to tiruisli provIsiois, &c. to tile saliel tr ?? tihe letter received by bimn frioin imntistcrs uave any relation, ?? speak mne ely froat report, tu a supposed request from tile French Govertn- jietit to diminiish the nunmoer of tie allied troops ...

... Gentlemen arc correctly and expeditiously .I. prepared for either the Universities, or Commercial Pursuits, and are taught to speak and write the trench and Ilalian Languages, the Rev. \V«t. LANCASTER, and proper Assistants. M.. begs to observe, that he,has ...

... s press in the work of impeding the progress of undeniable truths, and in that of propagating notorious falsehoods. But, speaking with this large and liberal excep. tion, have I not reason to complain of the enmity which you discovered towards the cause ...

... an ecru tuna and (I% env k Then mole of . 1 urn., 411 week, And tics one et . I .n, ' 1 1s cheap awl c.o.', nod trolls to speak Taroiro'• as el as goy Gentleu.cn that Ihu Cumintattiqn, limed for their 111. CPI'S Mar neat, mitre 011 e 4111. lOU Mill 4 ...

... which arc very XLiodera tc, may be known application. rant, wantedt a young ?nan, about 16 years age, cifteach.ng Drawing, speaking and writing the Engl.sh Language Grammatically, nith seme knowledge Mapping, Planning, Ac. may apply above. Wraghy, Dec. ...

... was gO ID the dissolved Chamber of last year. jhe Ministers seem to have numbers on their side, at al! rate, for most of the speak- ot them party. A strong feeling of is shewn by the Deputics on sides of the House in favour ot the election system of to which ...

... represented to me, Talleyrand took care not to deliver till the hand that wrote it was unncrved by death, Napoleon continued to speak of the Bourbon family — ¢ Had 1,” he said, ** been anxious to get any, or all the Bourbogs into my possession, I could have ...

... MONTYILY AGRICULTURAL REPORT. To speak fivally of the harvest, there were corn and beavs abroad, and even some quanlity uncut, in Scotland and the northern parts of Eogland, as late as the beginning of the fale month: the poriion remaining uncut, deemed ...

... er beipiess, upon the vatural theory, had no rights because he pussessed nO power. The rights of savnge, original life, speaking, were not rights ; but cnsualties Asd tt was not resulting frem physical force, the general night was divided and fixed among ...

... the prevention of unnecesary wurs wauld be a beaefir 2 Al Lif the bursting heart of that weeping female wauld permit her to speak, or if her innocent babe could appreciate a father’s worth, both would nnice in exclaiming, ** scatter the people ihat deligit ...

... Michaels and St. John’s Chapel* It was ascertained that the un. fortunate man died fiom absolute want! are not, generally speaking, ambitious narrate these stories—but when we know that this is not the first, the second, nor perhaps the tenth death that ...

... from the perusal of your Journals. Napoleon appearing, it were, speaking out, and be humour deliver opinions instead of confining'himself to asking questions, was determined to speak out too and I had doubt T'.iat I should lead him into iuteresting ...