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... given up. ome We bear scaisely aay thing trem Sowth America. Merchaate auw and then receive afew Lattersfram Hav im whieh speak of We army under General Morillo ; but ti hese su vague, that we cabot get et (be knowledge of the re Iv in of iu Veoeauels ...
... *nerely respects real property, %vith rqgdrd t6which itwasihought desirable, to rerno tbih' uxistingg incapaciips;: The arlicie speaks of Oroperty (ib2zu situated iii Frane; the,. property here to tbe-' Oderatood is real, for ibough niovelhies are.'aso properti ...
... d post Quarter. Master-General, having been appoited to the vernment two of the West India Islands, \v are not enabled to speak with certainty as to the per. son likely to succeed to the vacant situation, but u understand an arrangement to be in contemplation ...
... and that ho does we of the |sible means, Heavy duries destroyed all trade; ever, z th “| Protestant Translation, Dr. Walsh speaks for himseif. mia was to serve three years in the Standing . er of jthe arbitrary power of the Prince broke through eve thai ...
... will be tried next Lent Assize. WXONESDAY.—THE KING V. WILLS. The defendant, Thos. Well*, wa» indicted for misdemeanor, in speaking seditioua words. To this ihe defendant pleaded guilty. Want of time (says the Birmingham Chronicle) compels us to be very ...
... day afternoon, at Harlow; but town yesterday, and speak, highly ot the ge-rou. and noble conduct his brave opponent. i» dreadfully punished; but bis backer so well sa-.sfied with his exertions, that he has offered to back him against Oliver for one hundred ...
... considered every thing which they that the black and white io be true. He, therefore, expressed mert Councillor Weitzel would speak with di the relations of the Duchy, in which case -atatles shquld be thrown in the way of his opinions res, _ other States ...
... introductioa from foreign countries of printed cottons and calicoes. A London Correspondent, in his letter of Saturday night, in speaking of the tariff says, that a great deal of misunderstanding yet exists on subject, the tariff. It was generally asserted ( ...
... until June next, but the other Journals are silent on the subject; and we are disposed to think that the Gazette de Fiance speaks of it solely for the purpose annexing it general attack upon what it calls the dangerous designs its political opponents, ...
... ofrhere, at thiis time. Your Hive thousand pounds s wiltl make twenty two thousand five hundred dol- .Jars ; and, now, I must speak to you in dollars andf cents. A dollar is four shillings and siypence ster- ling ; and a cent is the hundredth part of a dollar; ...
... WARWICK SESSIONS. THE KING t. WELLS. r The defendant, Thomas Wells, was indicled for a misderneanour, in speaking seditious words. To this the defendant pleaded not guilty. Want of time, says the Birmingkam Chronicle, G compels us 10 be very brief in ...
... certain senators whese eicv. the subject differ firm those t.u his Majesty’s .Ministers, Editor the Lttin/.rrsh Jtiricu: thus speaks in the last number if that .Journal; His huiguagc is insolent and attacks individuals, and imputes motives; is ambitious ...