... couclusion of the TAN- to the Eldest Sons, the Chamber adjourned. the | Private from France state ex. the People bogia to speak in a teae, and ev spirit, but litle observable since the last Abdi euse, Of NAPOLEON.--it is said that the or 4 re) a lL a ...

... withdrawing of the foreign troops from France The accounts from the maritime places in Holland and the Netherlands continue to speak of the immense damage done by the late storms.' One hundred and forty vessels are-said to have been lost between the Helderand ...

... however, be th ow it must be allowed Uiat modera history furnishes uo pr | of a siiniler —[ It will be observed that the Courier speaks i of an siden cautious terms, and that his tone bas mat ntion, | altered since writing the first article which we « pppa- ...

... nature of these sudden explosions. At Peterdjurgh, the barometer has fallen as low as during the great earthquake Lisbon. Shall speak of Pans ? The tempest rages both in the air and in the mind slates and pamphlet* win down upon us at the same time, and passengers ...

... shamefull nore ferent, is the conduct of the Dublin Prints, are are inthe immediate pay of the Castle, whi itain supposed to speak the Sentiments of thoze it swer ton thority—but which, in nine cases out of ten, the Sentiments of Government, and slander ...

... arising from a sense of having done his duty. rence. There appears to he a concurrence that Commodore | I sh all only, however, speak of them as with my i Brion took two ships. also a concurrence in this fact | heré are some Geutlomen cruelly disappoir cers ...

... perform a Concerto on that instrument, ahd a young Lady makes her first essay on the public Stage as a Dancer, of whom report speaks very favourably. The Lord Lieutenant, we understand, will confer on this effort to assist most useful Charity; the advantage ...

... paid.) A MORNING GOVERNESS, TTAVING few hour.unemployed, would be glad to devote them to the Instruction of Young Ladies, speaks and teaches Frcmh on the newest principles; also. Music, (undcrshiiuling the Logerian Sy-tem,) Italian, English, Geography ...

... inthe minds of men, or, which is still improbable, portion of trash virtt enforced into the minds .of Princes and We do not speak now, od of the personal character of these men. may be .very honest.as regards the Meun Tuum of private society—they, perhaps ...

... died —it fell, and crumbled into nothingness, like | eatches fire, and is by the rapidity of its own ory was never meant to speak truth, and there , will | Fiatte ition Paper was more an ignus fituus than a 1 OUT | to the Catholic Board. dous “ For us, ...

... still blowing a gale, landed the passengers and mails Warrenpoint, at o'clock on Wednesd.ty forenoon. It is impossible to speak too highly of the unceasing and laborious exertions of Captain Davis, who remained on deck for twenty-four hours ;dr the steadiness ...

... considerably relieved by the removal of the principal cause, in the destruction of the vast fields of ice, of which we have been speaking; and think it is not unreasonable to presume that our summer climate (and winter too, when the wind blows from the western ...