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... demeanour of a hypocrite. There two other inc rpnratrd cities th» stare, Albany and Hudson: Albany was rated Col. Dongan, in 1656, it situated upon t -.e west side Hudson’s river, 160 miles north of the city of N.w York, in lat. 41. 36, and is charier, ...
... hliglif t'cate of improve- 7neDt. Mr. WALKER, junior, will explain all the moat inte- refting and ftriking Phenomena of the Heavens, in his ASTRO- NIOMICAL LECTURW1. This Machine, whilft it conveys the moct frblinne inftruclidn, forms a beautiful and intereling ...
... Walker, jun. to continually labour at its progressive improvement ; so that now every interest- ing p'lct.iorner.f'ii of the Heavens is rendered perfectly plain upon mere ins jiedion ; whilst the uninformed attention is or!, directed in its view by his a ...
... County, in consequence the death of Mr. Pardon; upon which the Cour! adjourned, in order to appoint a Chairman ; and Mr. Robert Hudson was nuanimously called to the Chair. Sir RODENT BA rose, aod proposed Mr. John AUcock to fill that highly important office ...
... BOARD and lODGING, in a small genteel FamHV, residing ar the \\ est end ot the I'cwn. The most respect.ib:e reference will heaven and required. Cards of address to be'had at the Olfice of this Paper. A MARRIED LADY would wish to BOARD J. X and LODGE in ...
... far a> to inspect the Tabie Services, lind the numerous- other articles he has now finished, he Matters himself they vriil allow them tc be better executed, and such an assort- ment ns !:a_ not yet been produced by anyone. — G. P. begs leave to observe ...
... intended to be continued annually, EVENING AMUSEMENTS ; or, theBEAU- TY of the HEAVENS DISPLAYED. In which several striking appearances to be observed every Evening in the Heavens, during the year 1805, are described ; and seve- ral means on various Evenings ...
... t I believe that ard. am also ready , when - G ease that have bee n M a d e to Hi s Majesty by the French measure is now allowed to h ave tota lly failed, 10 bri ng l forward such a disctission, to entlemen enter pl fully Government : May Gtad grant that ...
... Recit. Mr. Braham, * In splendour bright.' Creation. — Trio, Miss Munday, Mr. Braham, Mr. Denutan, and Grand Chorus, * The heavens are tell ?? Creation. P-rtlll. — Overture. Berenice — Recit. Mrs. Ashe, • O worse than death,' md Air, ' An„els ever bright ...
... rousing the public feelings against a man whose fate is so soon to he decided by the House of Commons, which ought to be allowed to meet unbiassed by any sentiments but chose arising from the case submitted to its decision. This ob. serration would be ...
... board, just_as,khe went down. The wind now blowing off the Danish shore, Thomas was obliged to steer for the Swedish; and, on heaven-touching waves, the boat reeled onwards, and then htirtiett down an . hideous abyss. She was soon in the middle of the Sound ...
... my horse; but, while I was thanlEing Heaven for having reached the Persian territory, .at such a distance from thy own country, vas surrounded, disarmed, and thrown with my face to the ground. At this moment, Heaven is my witness, no unworthy thought °nee ...