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... endeavoured to remain neuter, and, | aman who had to do with men, and who was igno‘in defiance of the moft folemn treatics and conventions, | rant what motives would prevail over friends or enehas frequently refufedithat afliftance to her allies for| mics. whic)m: ...
... POETRY. SYMPATHY, AND TO THE CORRESPONDENTS THE BELFAST COMMERCIAL CHRONICLE. Oh! sacred Sympathy, endearing tie! Thou secret something not to express'd; Now hold the mirror tip to Fancy's eye. And rouse the latent feelings of my breast. At thy command ...
... takes his heart's path to eternal day. With him the path of life serene I’ll tread. Nor heed the tempting flow’rs that court har.d; Religion pure will lend breast her aid: All lures of vice with firmness withstand. shut for life within Convent’s walls, ...
... seemed Convention between this Conutty , and Austria. ments. Lord CASTI.EKF.ViH explained that there were produced three treaties between this Country and Sweden, and one between this Country and which Austria afterward* acceded. The Convention with Russia ...
... for lus States, which bad been invaded France, referring, in support of those proposals, to the tenor the Treaties and Conventions which exi.ted between the Emperor and the First Consul of the French Republic. , whole of the conversation, whicii lifted ...
... communication with*the King. Prussia then demanded subsidies of Great Britain, which were promised to her, and she signed the Convention of Potsdam, toe corJitiom 'f irMfU, have hern more diiposed to fulfil* if 1 could have so far gotten duty* to consent to ...
... dear. And when that solemn hour draws nigh, Too near, alas! when must part When Death shall break the Sacred tie That fondly holds sw'elliug heart: In that dread hour will implore A Father for my orphan Child, Who never once on thee before With love ...
... to his sacred dunes, ami the of hU conscience ; and rhu* compelled di^'tr«ms consequences which have been threatened, and the military occupation his capita), in case should not \uhniii such demand*: Yielding, therefore, in all humility of heart, to the ...
... often braved for Sweden in the field; and which he was soon to meet at the hands his ungrateful and treacherous !—lt wrings my heart, that I must renew, this moment, when first address people from the throne, the recollection a crime which ought have been ...
... coast, and of the . inhabit. Struck to the heart a domestic »$. i tation * (which the duty resigned could alone have enabled to survive), lam animated with zeal for dear a sacrifice. The Grand Jury voted the sacred cause of pul*, spirit which has claimed ...
... will follow me in the seati. that her cause win your coast, and the the heart domestic vfii. duty of resigned Cl„i 7 ' to SUrv .‘ ), lam spin so clear a sacrifice. ,|1 uted the sacred cause of pnfcy led a congratulatory Address HarHinge, Capnin of ,h St ...
... ol this LLmJ, has met its tv. d-merited attention and encouraeen.ent, little is necessary to said in favour «rf Compilation Sacred Music; rk calculated, from the importance its nature, and f.o-n Collection of some ,>f the must fjvaunU in that line, form ...