... notNsithstanding, it has been latd inl Siutu, miud his madae a profound itlpression.' oarl/et Courantt. D c. ' '- IC Dtch Pipers speak; of a ver dlelnse fia thut eove- Inllny plarts ofthe Low Cotuntries ;)11 lie e Ix V t is lriilblt thatf it cololltlenced abotut ...

... tiake se (if alt oeqtrc s-ti iii tlii ltoi- oif Comtotints, for as i t f ther fate Mt. Pitt tnever liiigate hi ii. Auter speak op- of the fist hute /ie is deuti, atid hin. tide nosfing ii. ithe tint/S ftht resestbte, life.' Sinice that title lIN' ta ...

... congratulate you onl ite elatanes that have taken place since I had the hoiostr of addlressing 'you last year-I no longer speak tinder thle suspension of that lasw which is ithe best sectritit of osir libuerty. Of Sthe presences utuder whitie tha't was ...

... Siiie Luntenry taliour I 1 great itrd gerierai liti lifty -Anun It ii of ListS[ that I all ilow aboiut mnure pal tic alarfy to Speak,- 3 Anud to miake yeoa, Sinn, dstiliurrt Propo-sition. First, I Inmi- tieg yon Sri readr hil it Regivi/t, whlicil I now sesrrr ...

... the consequences, and their final and fatal result, cannot be averted. And why should not all be acquainted with facts which speak this language not to be misunderstood? and, above all, why should not a gracious m and benevolent Prince, who, at a period ...

... the scourge of their unhappy ha, Country. As to the felelings of the Psolesorl Prussia, it would of be surely superfluous to speak. But with respect to the Bran- denburgheris themselves, it is a notorious fact, that a revolutionary pai sentiment has spread ...

... are a few days later than ro those which we before received. No new event of im- l portance had occurred, but the letters speak of additional to exertions on the part of ?? Director and the e Congress, to collect all the troops scattered in variouso ...

... force, swhich. directed the appointment of Coninisesioacn; to inquire iiito) the abuses of Public Charities. He knwi that it speaking of arty cocrection of any abuses, he spoke of that w hich tire nation desired, but which the Mitisters otly permitted. [Hear ...

... coplev. 3, HORACE IN BRISTOL. &Srifcris 5{rio. Tl'. i. Od. b. C O IT11'TT shall speak, no other can, Thy praises as a valiant man, e hene'cr of mobs you lead the van, In Manchester or Bristol. Our ink is weak as lemonade, To* iwatery to describe JACK ...

... east of Cumana were held by * e Patriots. A letter from Monte Video. of Oct. Is, says, I There e letters from Linua, which speak in strong terms of the ttering power of the Spaniards. The negroes say their end San Martin will soon be with them. Many of ...

... demiacid, alnd our highest qiuutatioi)s arc without diffciilty ?? conthine in limited demand, but as the advices rois Lodoin speak of aii improvement in prices, a challcie mIay' stoic be expected here -Coffee ?? ?? reter oui comicerci al fries us econniected ...

... considering that the talents of that gen- tleman, brilliant as they are, have been but little exercised in the practice of public speaking, it will not be much wondered at that he should, at such a time, and under such circumstances, forget that the Constitution ...