... Edition. ss. Sewed: 3. on the Speech of Mr. Dupont, Made in the 'National Convention of France ' on the Subjects of Religion and Public Education. Second Edition. 6d. 4. Sacred Dramas': chiefly intended fur young persons. The subjects taken from the Bible ...

... Tl.tt official Note • tan - mined by' M. 'TaFeyrand, with Lord ,Grenville's Answcr aatbisday given_tO the public. 24. A 'convention as this day signed in :the Camp of the • Gan d Vizier ' near EfArish; by-which ir was agreed that the French shoutd. evacuate ...

... The ar. mics of heroes, led intrepid chiefs, »rd dueled genius, bate forced *ll the defences ehemies, penetrated into the heart their boantHef, marked all their steps prodigious emerprfliei ind brilliant successes, and carried the Republic and the French ...

... the First Consul has ever appeared aftuated in the eyes of all Europe. I have the honour to address to you a copy of the Convention of Armistice. The Emperor has treated absolutely for peace, whatever may be the determination of his allies; and our line ...

... which might be col- ?? from the fang's speech, that this convention being signed with two other powers, assumed a dif- ferent charaaer ; he however contended that the mere signing of a convention by a belligerent power with one or two neutrals, did not ...

... contain some important informaticr upon the Convention between France and the United States. /\ i ctter from Washington, dated the 30th Dec. in the New York paper of the 9t! Jan. says — »' that the Convention with France re- mains undecided in the Senate ...

... is to be re.cleded without opposition. MAIL, I:STOCKHoI.M, t following copy of the Ad'-of the Convention made it appearance from the Royal Press : A Convention for establishing an Armed Nentrail ty between His Majesty the Ki of Sw E D on the one part, - ...

... maritime convention was in con- I templaticn, it would doubtlefs have afted witha more th jaftice, hsad it waited for an official communication from lo the Swedifli Court, which it moft ?? would, in Ak proper thime, have received, of a convention, which ...

... that a maritime convention was in contemplation, it would doubtlefs have with more jullice, it waited for an official communication from the Swedifh Court, which it moll affuredly would, in proper time, have received, of a convention, which is confidered ...

... maritime' convention was in conimplation, it._, would doubtless have - . acted with more justice, liad.it. tvaited for an cial communication from the Swedish Court, which, it-most assuredly would, in proper time, have-re- • . . a convention,. is considered ...

... and- success, 4 :wi se than asea bitter .mockery ; it' it be possible that they have exhausted, almost to the very °P, the heart's bl oo d of the State, before4lo4 partiality, • It tly from their gr ip e ; their best. friends can, by dissemble - the truth ...

... of that proper •ty, you will not be ) , cannot be, the violators of property. Your. oaths., too, that sacred appeal to the • Searcher of all hearts, whose scrutiny of them never Telaxe, bind you in every act of,. jn • every thought on, your duty, ...