... Minifters have had recourfe to every f co, tradi¢tion to draw on their Lordthips to the fuppor of the addrefs. “he noble Earl reviewed their con- duét in every part of the campaign, and ftocd in aftoniihnent at the monitrous idea of perfevering in a fyften ...

... American freeman, to cruth the fedition of domeftic traitors, as well as to repel the invafion of a foreign foe. * While we review the circumftances-which have attended the in. order to felect the means of confolation, the witdom of the legifla- ture will ...

... net have laid that, Trim, my uncle Toby,—for God only knows who is a hypocrite, and who is not : At the great and general review us ail,. corporal, at the day of judgment, (and not till then)—it will leen who has dtnc their duties in this world, —ar.d ...

... the Aultrian Armv. the ill inlt. General Picheg.u was at the Huninguc, in Brilgaw, infpeting the works and magazine, and reviewed the troops. paid a vifit to fome his friends at tiiat who have lccn that Officer, the ipace of a few years, rife from (he ...

... Genera! Court Proprietors was held at the F.aft India Houl'e; Mr. Alderman Lushincton, in fptcch of considerable length, reviewed the public life of Mr. Waitings even lrom his boyifli days. So wile were the fyftcms ot thai Gentleman's government} that ...

... Wakefield, Bradford, and Huddersfield. They were reviewed by Gen. Camtron, who exprefled himfclf highly gratified with their foldier-likc appearance, and their different military movements. Of this review it is inipollible for us to give our readers adequate ...

... Wakefield, Bradford, and Hudderstield. They were reviewed Gen. Cameron, who exprcfifed himl'elf highly gratified with their foldier-likc appearance, andtheir different military movements. Of this pleafing review it is for us to give our readers adequate d ...

... that if peace were made n >w with the rulers, not have any Iccurity for i continuance for four and twenty hours. thought, a review of all the circumftances of the war, and the fituation of all public affairs, that the belt policy of this country was to ...

... Leggct, a private the faid regiment. ANOTHER NEW CONSTITUTIOW. In ihe Conventionoll the loth, the AbbeSSyre r yes entered on a review of the new Conftitutional Code. After complimenting the Commilfion of Eleven, whofc plan he remarked was the rnoft advanced ...

... day ; ar.d men being relieved every fix hoars. animals are lioilied up through the openings, once year, to undergo a general review. Curioiity induced to about ...

... to the neceflitous poor. Delmenhorft, Jit!y 14. BRITISH HEAD QUARTERS. Yefterdav the foreign corps, in Britilh pay, were reviewed previous to their embarkation. His Royal Highnefs Couni d'Artois was prefent, as was alio his foil, the Duke d'Angoulcm. ...

... Hiajt-luci and tlx with their attendant i.i iour coaches and .1; perlett The D.ikc of York will let this day or. ins general review ot tlie troop* cn the nis proceed as r»r as Scotland. The expedition fitting out at Portfmouth dan/ a more 1 appearance. army ...