... His commentator, a Frenchman, is at a loss to .know whether it was the well-known pride and arrogance of the nation that gave rise to the saying, or the custom of the French Kings, when they courted their assistance, to deal out, in their letters to the ...

... into market on Saturday. The French capita.; lists, it is said, have taken one-half of it; this, if true, is a proof of the rising estimation of Spanish 'securities.—A considerabla . gee took. place lately in Indigo, owing Ito _great purchases made gee ...

... person of that description in the corps, and scarcely ten protestants.—Leave was given to brit ' or in the Bill. Mr.:Hume, in rising to move for certain papers relative to the losti contracted for by Russia in Amsterdam, in March, 1814, and guaranteed jointly ...

... appointment of the committee ; but I hope that its object may be so narrowed that it may lay its report on the table before Easter, in order to give time for the adoption of any plan which they may think proper to recommend before the end of the session ...