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... Stadtholder has aiigmentea the guard his perfon, and his fricods are ready v, give affiftance if it fhould become UccefTiry. May heaven, however, ert threatening dilafters ! The Americans have great qinr.titit? of the fneft green tea to France, which they imported ...
... croffing France, to repair to the banks of the Rhine; and it mud alfo be allowed, that the movement of the Imperial Guards, hadening to the army *.h all their accoutrements, does not allow us to bflieve that great dexterity is neceffary to form thefe obfervatious ...
... NOTICE ro CONTRACTORS. THE Gotemors St. Patrick'* HoTpital, will rec* iv« Propofals for fopplying faict Hofpital with the I allowing articles of prorifion* for one year, commenc .rg the 84th of June next, viz : , FI.ESH MEAT, O ATMEAL, MILK. POTATOES. BUTTER ...
... for the purpose of liquidating Hudson’s acceptance, and payment of two other bills, which had of Christie’s, amount £73, which Hudson had no connexion with, the two bills of £&5 were sent by Christie and not by Hudson. On the part the defend, ant, it ...
... Morrcy said, Pray God you may I” Lomas again admonished his mistress,-as she had longer time allowed her, to confess her sins and repeat. To a question put Mr. Hudson, Mrs. Murrey denied that she took the candle into the other room, and said, she would not ...
... Declaration Independence. A. Edo not, mean sat, iioWevcr. that am, set men arc cither infallib.e incormptible ; hut we must Iw allowed, to assert, that the 'violence ami of ni'ra-fM,ratal* have disgraced their whole party foreMv-tl.m.ih Hie hulk of that party ...
... the, 0»M of forth* receotion the Russian troops which arecx- r ce Rogers, of the Providence, Aberdo»ey, As unfit as lam for Heaven 1 had d on their homeward march from France. wag coming along the Quay got some sud~ rather hear the last trumpet than a from ...
... to Sir Hudson Lowe and the Admiral (Plampinl, and gave copies »f theiti Bonaparte. Whether was this latter circumstance, whether Mr. S had represented Bonaparte a 4 being in a worse state of health than suited the piredisposcd notion S.r Hudson, is not ...
... I shall consider | bas been beard a i ’ as a visitor, gainst ns, ond a teen unworthy of « mind—so necessary y Leaple ander Heaven, and so nobject ef 'y importance with every Tri: shman, Pro-{ stated, that he would have thought it neces that T have not ...
... British oaval uniform ; the Captain was ordered back and we were shove down into the forecastle, nailed down the hatches, allowing us scarce sufficient air to breath, swearing that if any one would look up they would blow out his brains; in this dreadful ...
... parishes. Recent letters have been received from Quebec, which give some account of the late hostile proceedings between the Hudson s Bay Company and the N. West Company. According to the preceding details from this quarter, there had been some skirmishes ...
... leave the Mountain” Miss Hamilton, Mr. Hudson, and Mr. Bedford, - . - Handel. Song—“ With Verdure clad Mr. Hod- ta,t - - . . Haydn. Song— The Trumpet shall sound” Mr. Bedford, - Handel. Grand Chorus-—'* The Heavens are ftllinS' - - Ha it. Lender of the ...