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... resided some time in this ?? at Mr. triliasm Grcacicaa, Ctaphan Coonz- orn. The fbllozoing is a litesal coapy. Claphorm, Surry, April 1, 1800. PEAR FATHIER, I sake this opportunity of Right these few lines you I hope find you well as they leave me le. ember ...
... touch s of discuIsiOn, and which must mitelt before pubic a opinion like snow ksfore she sun, coercing an c awakened natiomi, showing a knowledge of their rights in the terms of their petitions; so I confess I canutot hut smile at your terrors. 1 have, indeed ...
... Adherence of the Gene-i rals, Colonels, Otlicers, and soldiers, of the second divismon of tile old guard of ?? first arrd-second divisions of the youngr imperial Guard, and the draeoons of Genetal iRoussel, whichl were uides his command. MaLshal Momicey, Duke ...
... prsest stage, and pspss ~ Sis thrd oasdttg os'eigh or en aystitgive-the parties titme to peatnutt ieqsait t iesaidig order. This pro- Y, bosun asacdd ob r rnht we did put 'hear r Ia lLAMSGA'rE HARBOU~~~R BILL. tt Sir W. CURsTIS tsneud tise second sreaitg ...
... two dii. patchles, the one fronm Lord Castlereaghl to Lord Liver- lool, dated tI ~ Il April, 1814, tlh other fiot Lnrd CastIlerea tg to Lord B1itlhur3t, d:ated 27th April, 181+. Ot moving thst they shoull be printed, Lord oASrLErn AGot observed that these ...
... stated had been caandenined a lair lilt Majoatsty uae. [laugh.I i ASSUIZC Of~ liltEAD. Mr. AlIdermn-rt Sa liii satoveil the Seconds re-~illag of thle Bill fir- aimending thse Ltl%'ai relating t'r t~itt Assize, uif lineal. Clii-. I`RA N i.Av sn LEwr solippoed ...
... ride in a few hours. The idea, there- thiat bodies of troops had been thus prepared for S like relays of 11hoses, at every stage, for the expe- ,,olnoaveliintg and that thus lie was able to gal- 1t1iosub tha country, attended only by his Staff.- tis ? ...
... attendauice, at leaist Ill one stage, lie lld ivn~ tlat ?? would on Nlonday movei the Call of j ?? nlext. t. lu'r for anti Birecon Forest Bills were read a second u'le~ (a 0 to bre lprinte 1. ir0od erl~nqt \'lit;rIli)) wvas read a second tim e, and or- dsr t iii ...
... thfe Property Tax, because lhe had agree'd ita 'Cl thle Addresi of the 7th April. H1e ridiculed the' idea of dat agtigrd af h xa at thet end of thle ?? cx-'B Idperin'ti showed, particularly the last Atnia ar Iita a icg was Sn, rasy as to it iginad few ...
... the csinferences at Chantilitio, st e and cthe Letter of Lord castlereagh to Lord WVn. BesatitiOds, ri is oef thie 311 of -April, reipefluing the proceedings of the Kiiig of La ?? ; and lie inferred, freis all lie had-stated, that-cthe eii- v e gagernent ...
... official account of Murat's several defeats. It was itclosed to us in a letter, of which the foliowing is a COPY Leghoro, April 19. I don't know if the incloqed will be worth the portage, but as it gives the history of the N apoliman cam paighs, it may ...
... Against the: c motion, 86-For it, 30-Majority against it, 56. |,0 Thie Lotterv bill was-brought up, and read a c first time-second time to.rorrow. Tlie 6otl1er orders were disposed of.-Adjourned. : c THURSDAY, MAY 25. * Sir F. BtRDETT brought up the petition ...