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... kindr.cfs With which their i.l.iitlties loaded him, the King, riuriprr dinner, propofed to go to Porzdaro, to be prefent at a review. This mark of diltirAtiun, which i*s never be- llowed but on the I,loft derated perfontiges, is confidered by the public as ...
... following ipcech : — My Lords and Gentlemen, 1 have received his Majefty's commands to afletnblc you in Parliament. Upon a review of the important ar.d glorious events that have diftinguifhed the period which has c spfud lince I lall ?? you, the moft ...
... and or- nament. It becomes us to fubmit with reverence to him, who maketh darknefs his pavilion. With patriotic pride, we review the life of ourWafh- ington, and compare him with thofe of other countries who have been pre-eminent in fame. Ancien- and ...
... Ruffiani, it is ftated, from Bareuth, that after the arrival of a courier from St Peterfturgh, the Rtsiiian s rn-.v had been reviewed ; and that, after having rec-tivesl the necedary articles for their equip- ment they marcher!, in columns colliding of between ...
... -pcratc than ever. 'I'he confidence of their cuemies is confirm- ed ; the hopes of their partifans are overthrown. After this review, I confefc I cannot conceive how any man can contend that the refill! of tbe expedition has in any degree repaid our j lacrifiees ...
... tbe claims of the Catholics, the manufactures and agricul- ture ofthe country, and a variety of other topics came under his review, in all of which he contended Ireland would be greatly ad-.antsged by the Union. We have however on former occalions, giving ...
... freedom, than thole emancipated flues who had ran wild with the poffeffion of newly acquired liberty, ile then went through a review of thediffe- rer.t time, and dilferent occafior.s upon which the Hi- beas Corpus Aft had been fu&ended, and commented on the ...
... Close. n. 3s Galleries IS. This 2>_v is Pebli.hed. IT BELL & BR AD FUTE. I (Being tlie Second Number of Vol. V.) of ICOBIN REVIEW & MAGAZINE ; LV POLITICAL i LITERARY CENSOR, tii.mary ?? — Piice 25. 4d. per Co3ch. hided fcr the Proprietors, hy J. Plymsell ...
... are to repair tothe head-quarters of the army at Dii, in, where they are to be armed and clothed. The Firll Cor.ful wii! review them in the courfe ofthe month. Art. IV. The French Citizens of any other de- fcription, who are deiirous of accompanying ...
... Riddazho'm. Tiie lilt of the election cf ether Dc.iuties of the lealm v.-as daily cxpeiled. march 17. Yefterdav the Fill . Conful reviewed ail the troops Rationed in Paris. For a long time lb hat a fpeclacle has no: prelected itfclf to public curioiity. A n immenfc ...
... the dour of litems. ?? Day if February iSe.O was published. Pike Nine Shillings in Boards, The Seconi, Volume of BON MEDICAL REVIEW Aim MAGA- By a SOCIETY of PHYSICIANS and SCP-- iAi-.A-.ued in Monthly Numbers; including a iijoi'n.w Books on Physic. Surgery ...
... ssoble and frilhsonable visitors. The different Volunteer coips of London and Weft- minfter, are, it is undcrftood, to be reviewed by the King on his Majefty's birth-day. Earl St Vincent, no-.v Commander cf the grand fleet, is the fon of Sw'ss.fen Jcivis ...