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... knavery, will acquire a fortune. But without these (as is elegantly expressed by a writer in THE ORACLE of the Ist • instant, speaking of Portugal), wealth is but a bird of passage, which only settles where it is to be found. Why then instil such principles ...
... the original formation of the corps he'i; tolerably correct, nor do I find any thing in his letter worth noticing, Aill.he speaks of the transactions on the-day of the dinner the Ist of Septem , • ber, except that he forgot to state that the . Old committee ...
... staL, •. , ittce the I rperial Paiimiciit 1 1)0 fl rkCJ theare - to be , . J. - - - • Addittton, Rt. Henry, . Sr T . . ~ • (Speake s .r). 7„ . ' - - Anntsley,.. . ..All44ycv % - Addingun, j. H. *Pktgx.ulder 7 If . Arcien, Lord. Aane, T. W. Adev, S. T. Agnew ...
... Minister of 'His Danish Majesty, to demand from him a frank and sat'''. lacloyy explanation. Inall the Courts of Europe they speak openly of a Confederacy between Demme& and some other Powers, to oppose by the exercise of those principles of Ma. riiimc Law ...
... ari:old that the -sip- of ingratitude is . worse than' •witc-- craft. The French, who art ever latt and when they have to•speak of Eng:and or 'ErYglishraert,.wisn to Itteriii'atie ‘tr ceitiitry:men, that the inhabitant=, K?ngdrini. are litefally =starving: ...
... BERNSTORFF. Copenhagen, Dec. 51, 1800. Though - - various private., letters have been received iti town from the Continent, which speak of the singular article in the Petersburgh Court Gazette of the 30th no satisfactory account , has as yet been given in regard ...
... off. Cali you speak to any other Canals ? ' r a think it might be worth consideration, ther supply miqht not be had from the Oxford canal, as the Water.carriage is complete from thence to, London ; but I am not competent at present to speak as to the price ...
... Minister of his Danish Majesty, to demand from him a frank and satisfactory explanation. • , In all the Courts of Europe they, speak openly ecifilderaCy between Denmark and sonic other PoWeu, to opPose by force the exercise of those principles of maritime ...
... The more early portion of the Stranger's situation is quite out of Mr. Cooke's manner. W_ again use the word composed, in -speaking of that ; _it i s sorrow, it is hatred of men, not adive, but feeding On itself— it is a silent sorrow and misanthropy, except ...
... himself at that moment he said, '« The key I must take, for my Ellen is dead ;— But of this in my ears not a word did he speak, And he went to the chacc with a tearon his cheek. * In several parts of the North of England, when a funeral takes place, ...
... was proper stuff To pickle in a T u n. The cunni‘g CORSICAN, in wrath, Doth kill, transport, and drub The men that chose to speak their minds From that roa/ Tun. BR IT liz;s contain, Or else sound dub-a-dub To LOYALTY-4nd Howoust grace The jushionabl , ...
... of His Danish . Majesty; to demand front him a frank- arid satisfactory explanation. . ' • In all the Courts of &trope they speak Openly of a confederacy between Dent - nark and some other Powers, to oppose by force the exercise of those principles of maritime ...