... been carried to their fullest extent; avarice and .vengeance have left nothing for the officers or soldiers to desire. To speak. with freedom, they exceed even the atrocities of which the French armies have been too often justly accused. Those who recolect ...

... true soldier eieltWively limthed to the field of battle ? Ought he not to be e- moderate in Auccess-sught lhe tidt, so to speak, to ground in his armns before the weak and the inllseeut I COLnniected in wilt his Sovereign and his couitry% as subject, ...

... (Wbo.?W fa?c? ?,g?ddy. niaze,' Ofqi?o?1gi4iere jny? tr 1n1?oine pr?te$). * TJiy jerIokIs?. ?tamji d ??Ith noble seal, -. ?t?speak tlietihflueace ?tont above; .?Aad erelirwi2thiu hi? brea?t diuit?feel * The.khidliag flame of heav?n1.y love?'?' Whi1stsdme ...

... ) tite lear;-s dew tiiong the flower t lt nt' -l;. ts itl t cmidl, so still antd deep, jith as IthU6:.'. ,.iCia 1would not speak, but A ltoiv celorl-and it britght regret, A Iv :1)otell ! 14at i noanI %i L IIIiS Mtilt *-e: It ,. 1 - ' LI It., Ss `iOf O ...

... clay-cold hands Of him wvlho lost. in sorrow stands While tears flow down etlch rugged check, jvhichl all tlte heart's sad anguish speak. The Mhinister of i'cace is come To ctll his wretuhed svwatd'rers 1oit0e For the last tite the knsec they btild To 11 Ia!. ...

... Town and every creek. Tlseni siog of Turner all the week, And spurt his Blackivg every day; 'Tis cheap and good, and truth to speak, 'Turaer's as grateful as you're gay. Gentlemen mav ohserve, that this Composition, when used fo their Gig or Cirriage Harness ...

... Town and every creek. Then sing of Ttirner oil the week, And sport his Blacking every day, ?? cheap and good, and truth to speak, Turiter's as grateful as ,you're gay. Gentlemen may: observe, that thit Composition, wten used for their Gig or Carriage Harness ...

... I thiukk-dpnesthls sight accord With Easter? sacred'-.4cek; When all lse suff'rings of their Lord 'T6 Cristiain fieings speak ? If in yqur breasts a Christian flame Exist, or faintly burn, Think-has, Humanity no claim ? -Her impulse fear to spurn. C ...

... -Scetlatid. -We never hieard a-'i ore-fisll- . bodied, abrupt, :esaclo'i Noriherti hfeh Of the ,Pawntbroker's Wife we cnnoor speak in praise, nor slay much of the Coachman, ieho- calls for the 4sdle patty. and then discovers hinatelf toithe Man3gr br' tiripping ...

... age, and the lives of Moses, Joshua, Sesostris, and Mv at Theseur. th ms- We regret that our limits do not permit its to speak pe le more at large of tihe Fourth Divisioni, which is formed si on a plan perfectly original, combinimg all the usee of Ft ...

... live. h To tbpe, benign and sacred Power, .I onsecrate mry Ienggtben'd days c lle, inark'de ith blessiigs, ev6-y bq . Shall speak Xhy co'extetkded praise. . 1EPILY TO AN AGED SUITOR. * Why thns press me to compliaice ? Wily oblige me to refuse! -. Yet ...

... arebtal lage. atns the Livels of hlosts, Jo-iet. Ss Itris', andi Tlieseus. We regret Chat our limits dlo' not pernmit. us to speak coors at lar-e or' rthe Fiourith Divisioti, awlich is formted (Cn a plan perfec-tlv oripinal. Coimbining all tite uses of an ...