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... withtthe redeeming concomi- tant of a free trade. At the late Canning dinner in this town, the sacre tone was adopted-in speaking of a nation, which was recently branded by the pasty as rebels and t traitors. Snrch are the talismanic effects of perspective ...
... the following article, received from Bayonne, that France means to treat Spain like a con- quered country: Report still speaks of the speedy return of 40,000 men to Prance; the Royal Guard will go first. Nearly an equal force sill remain in the Peninsula ...
... means of Madame Riego and family are very narrow indeed, i- they have never been in a necessitous situation, strictly s speaking. They were deeply affected with the marks of sym. pathy for their misfortunes, evinced by the otler of subscrip- tions. Pecuniary ...
... a car- were go laely lnded n rie West Indies, to assist in sthe navi- ever, ~a~ion of he vessel though they could neither speak righst Frenchnor Etglisi. 'Tbs ship Itas been fitting tilt) in last a France f nor aroer voyage to Al-rica. and v*as taking- ...
... realized by the church wili be for the benefit of the Asylum. It matters not whether the sarn of 0, which your L correspondent speaks of, is at present paid out of the funds of the church or those of the Asylum; for, ultimately, when the two funds are combined ...
... delicate J si, flower or plant. This, however, is a point to which I wish it d ry to be distinctly understood that I canndt speak from experi- and i so 4. sence. I shall, therefore, proceed to detail the very extraotrdi. that uis nary experiment which I ...
... he who possesses now the same number of acres which t he possessed before the war, is actually enjoying more affluence (we speak not of mere amount of money, but a of his increased command over the abundance of this - world) than he enjoyed before the ...
... stoNS tell thei, and how theyeidmn to drubtany thing which a respectable established dealer tells them,. a5 they5ty ethey speak from iajiarested motives.-J am, Gentlemen, qounr &C- January7,1.827. AN OLD CUSTOMEIL BISHOP WATSONi'S SERMON BEIFORE THE ...
... tractable, docile race, AtrJ~ Ii susceptible oftele subordination requisite to the spreado dFCaviii.! z ation. The negro es speak a little English.. The island is x's xy sill and dole, weell wooded and watered ; and its s -ub it rs would, no doubt, he ...
... trouble which you have taken on t . Our account. The capitulation proposed by the Seraskier, and b 0 offered to us through you speaks of subjects of the Porte. e There are none here. We are Greeks, resolved to live free, or 'r Eie. If the Seraskier desires ...
... Tire Emperor Nicholas' has oteir- ci ny every psilgurne.Tire private letters trmConssta- as trpeby tirelast official channel, speak in higfh terriestif rie te- activity of the Sultan ; but describe tire new artrey raised to yet- place the Janissaries as ...
... repeat that there is not an indivi- IedE dual in the community who has not a direct interest in the East ey india question. We speak not now of the partial clipping of Id. tle cormorant Company's winge, which is all that the petitioners wn at present seek ...