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... The following article from the Journal dcs Debats, ascribed to the pen of Chateaubriand, of importance, as speaking the opinions ofthe French administration : Paris, Oct. 12.—The King, his Speech at the opening of the last Session, said, If the war inevitable ...
... are happy to add that the officers and the Expedition enjoyed, generally speaking, very good health tnrousb°utid Britlsh whalers of this period have not been heard of; but are not the fact.— Editor. ...
... _CAPTAIN _PARKY . —Consider ing how litHe remote , _comparatively speaking , the situation is in which Captain Parry spent the two _last winters , it _is _surprising that no • accounts _, from him reached us . His _wintering ground is only about 700 miles ...
... troops under his orders. This movement causes some surprise. Aucseouno, SEPT. 30.—Letters from Ihlu speak of a terrible insurrection which has broken out in-Upper Egypt. The whole of the country betweett•Dubbe, Costi, and Condofan, have risen en masse ...
... both respects. In speaking, the German speaks little and badly, but writes well; the Frenchman speaks and writes well; the Englishman Speaks badly, but writes well also; the Italian speaks well, writes much and well; and the Spaniard ...
... respects. In speaking, the German speaks little and badly, but writes well ; the Frenchman speaks and writes well ; the Englishman speaks badly, but writes well also the Italian speaks well, writes much and well, and the Spaniard ...
... erent oath respects. speaking, the German speaks little and ~:11 11 $ but writes well; the Frenchman speaks Writes ; the Englishman speaks badly, writes well also; the Italian speaks well, much and w e ll; and the Spaniard ...
... and the Spaniard indifferent respects. speaking, the German speaks little and 4 7: 1 1ry but writes well; the Frenchman speaks °lrites well; the Englishmen speaks badly, *.i te• !'44 well also; the Italian speaks well, leech and well; and ...
... so beautiful as English ladies. All very clever; speak French, speak English, speak Italian, play music very well, sing very good; very glad for me if Persian ladies like them ; but ) English ladies speak such sweet words ! I think sometimes tell a little ...
... , , ' Geography ' and History from 12 till I , and from 4 till 5 ; -Mr C . ' s mode of teaching the _art of _Reading and Speaking the . _. English Language is contained in his Rhythmical Grammar . _This System , _similar to that of Music _, exhibits ...
... was so much alarmed at the sight of it, that he refused to have any thing to do with it; but advised him to come again and speak with his (witness's) father about it. The prisoner did come again, when Barnet, the elder, sent for the prisoner's father, ...
... different countries, speak nearly as many different lanzuages or idioms. His wife was an Italian, whom he married in Italy on the first invasion of that country by the French. His first child (Marie) was born at Milan, and speaks Italian, the language ...