... ritpe for anl nperati oi, and that soc fr.aio t;lt ble per fornmed with erery p)rospect of success. Somae of thle papers, speaking iiper fhlit hinit, Ira s positfisvely asserteid, that the ope atiort is, to be performerd inmnediatel v, and tha ?? [loyal ...

... unpalatable, bat of this use are cesriain,-theY ace trilc AlZgs cat nleiNS is our inotto, and 'e I shl not Ia dcterred fic nr speaking truth at all timsc, loiter' r dii cl alt Ofii~cstior it may ?? to p octed x iti ( ar remarks. No. 41. Qt'se;r Jisirfi RMCtT5MG ...

... 11721clctbv a saviog ?? 4 S i ?? te the M1Nan ot' savig-kri-it s'iigs. Thits pl'itn tin'aeiahnilh'!'alc rhquilccs no Commnmst- it speaks icr itselt; atti is ?? tr 1i10 Beellt of thi Ladites, to pitt tlinto c'Si' lit vi C rd tte iloitqasl estec- r til Ppen a ...

... Itse ?? Said u0us1/,0u1n]. I own, Gentlemen, I *-sas slsrpesaed to see my Collea.*ue here ti lieu I came into tile rloin tol speak tlo lyu. It is fos VIII to judI' ?? he lias miade a stificiekit apsio- s.-[es !Ars ! ?? !-B-t swihat apoltsgy have you to l: ...

... HOUSVE OF COMMONS.-iiTly, Jlajj 11. S11 P. BURDE'rT'S ACTIONS. T HE SPEAK-Ell informed the Houte, tlat tic had received a letter from lord Moira, stating, that he had cree ed otiote of aln action from Sir Fraacis Bii-dett, in toriseq icoce ov which be ...

... IiUDDoEuuscai-l. A4fier wrlerirtg a ier IA-l Itly e-oth Year Lozeniges ace it, grerit rr puri, ill t iis N6i borired-yOLI canonot speak t' -o lii.girls ci' Lteri -'hose wi Io riave e i na~'rt u-,t t~ig cooal to tliesoi yelil t ,ru N' ~~MO0X ONT, I I C'oaL Z ...

... affairs, and lins ?? Couriers to Petersbur&h, Stockho'm and Copenhagen. Thle iioval Am1terdamil Gazotte of tile 2Q in- stolit, speak, ofaletterfroin Lisbon of the 12th, wiesitioning the arrival of a ves;el from Cadiz, wilh tilt aiformnatioss that our troops ...

... who lust his arm, 500i, while tha late secretary to the Admiralty retires, in full health, ivith a petition of 1,5001. To speak less in detail, 32 flag officers, 22 captains, 0leuteasilit, 180 masters, l9ii suigeont, 23 pursers, 91 boatswa ins, 97 gunners ...

... thttie Hosise would have no ?? tmrlson; suppose Sirs person ordered intor ed Ri ysould in sucl circnrnstancesresist, the Speak- .-&#Lr (nr SqrQrrant migirt endteavous to execute tire rar-. C- r~arit lht woulrd orre sisrgle crirrtatrle stir in olierience ...

... went to take a cup full of light drink for the Duke to take in the night, which it was his duty to do, He never heard Sellis speak disre- spectfullv of the Dake, Sarah Varley, housemaid to the Duke of Cum- berland, said she put the two bolsters into tile ...

... TRE MERCURXCY PunrLic Meetings still continue to held cl indiffererrt parts of the Coounrtry, to potition, or speak more correctly, to reitonstrate egainst the recent as- sumption of privilege by the H ouce or Correlorrio anod particularly, to express ...

... Al)tilition of the Sl:vrc 'T'rade. 'I'lis d- s dress sai carricd wsit hoit any OPntis tioli front adrnst- 1,trl`tiOtl, or to speak rlmore correctly, it had their con- cureence. Nirt so Nt Ir. But'k.e's itiolion ?? the abo-ris lition of Sinecitre Places, ...