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... recommend this small volume, to those who wish to attain, without the help of instriicters, the ?? advantages of thiukiug and speaking wtth propriety. Hlonthly Revieiv, A' ...
... *■**' Tbere, the- ani versa i doom, Tlie remorseless Sisters ply, -, Shrowded close from every eye.—-. (The Avpncim-: SrtßiT- speaks .) . Hear » ye SS.I-SOK.N Sistbb,, he_rf 2 a& WW* ._»*«*iing Brood are near • i- X rona •** * eas * °f Death they come •— ...
... those troops, collected on the frontiers of Italy, and which menace the tranquillity of that country, should be withdrawn. Speaking to the Austrian Minister lately on the sub- jert ofthe military preparations of his Court, tlie latter assured him, that ...
... this small volume, to those who wish to Ht.ai-a, without the belp of instructers, the iu.poitsnt advantages uf thinking and speaking with plop.-tf..'* Hlonthly Review, August) 1799. 11. THE P O VV E R OF RELIGION ON THE MIND, RETIREMENT, AFFLICTION, ANO ...
... all treated alike in the Moniteur.. The articles in that Official Paper, from, various parts of the Austrian territories, speak of nothing but war. Indeed, if any evidence o/ its approach were neces- sary, we might appeal to these papers as decisive of ...
... tothe northward and westward ; a frigate from which came near enough to the Dragon to make out:wlt_t sire was, and, after speaking with a Danish ship,--aiid making several signals, returned to her own fleet, which hauled its wind, and was ncrt in sight ...
... are so certain that peace -witt not -be disturbed, the Italian Journals speak itt very harsh terms of the ?? of tbe Austrian Police tpali French- men travelling. j^ ?? ?? ; thty speak also of tlie laxity of the Austrian Police ktthe Italian Conscripts who ...
... feet high, of hglit make, had on a biue iacket, witb a row of byttons on each side, corduroy breeches, wonted stockings an.l speaks the Ninth Country d— leCt, is supposed to have com- mitted the above robbery ;he wa- seen some days t ix c n York, and offered ...
... Sfienfl ., jtvv Ainsley, Est), and Tbomaa Smith, Esq. weee swora into oflice before the BaraD* of the Exchequer. . Report speaks ia high terms-of Mr. Cherry', forth- coming drama at Drury-larre Theatre, called 'Ike i Travellers. The music is by Mjt. Curri ...
... attain as they now stand, we are of opmioii that tiie Hoe ?? begins to tarn pale, ma. that tliose vvlio adiu ?? hh^rlt/in*, we speak oT ?? take a prudent alarm, and fly from his appi-o-acbiii-g re* erses. The And Bfaden. -will -find thcmservt^nowm-afl awkward ...
... APPREN iJCES to JOHN KELL, Fakmer, viz. '..JOSEPH NEWBY, about 16 years of age, 'broad made, pitted witb the ssnall-pox, speaks sharp, and looks. rather dull with bis eyes: had on, wnen be went a way, a drab-coloured waistcoaL a pair of buck skin breeches ...