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... FRANCE, of which, however, it is the least necessary tc speak ; it is already so well known, and has sc uni y attraaed notice. At the beginnir4 of the i 8:h century the French adored their Mo. narch, even to meanness ; before the end of it they persecuted ...
... Jn the best Circles. Preceded by an Icier ,a&. 1 . - tien, and interlp:rsed with , 3netil Pieces on tk Art ot Reading and Speaking - Egglistr'' -with - Trier By Charles Alen. 3d. A General Song of Praise to Cod Song of Praise for Creation and Providence ...
... le folly and mismanagement. Add to this, that the description translated from the French papers is extremely confused. It speaks of a cask of - powder and combustibles, and also, of a sort of cannon, or barrel of a blunderbuss in the inside of it. Now ...
... intended as an oduEtion to the revival of the old rhodomontades of BAR RE RE. MENOU,. in a late letter to the French Government, speaks of the Mameluke Cavalry as the finest in the woild—represents the French in Egypt to have procured from the wreck of two English ...
... writings be long tolerated, we would. at once forfcit our national taste, and explode the iernaining rays Of genius. - We speak thus freely for the good of the Author, ‘cho, having sufficient powers to present a rational entertainment, ought not, on the ...
... overstrained congratulations of the trench to their Co Hsu 1, do not mark s:necritv, though the fear of a Jacobin Club makes therb speak out. Fear and love talk different languages, and that of the Parisians is evidently di4tateci by the former, ...
... round he perceived three or four of Lord Gwydir's servants, and conceiving it came from them, he rapped at the door, and deto speak with his Lordship, meaning to inform him of the ill condna of his servants. was answered by the Defendant that his Lordship ...
... consistent with a truly natural representation of the frenzy of such a person as Lear. That KENIBLE'S performance— comparatively speaking—was excellent, no one can deny; but that in many scenes it was exceptionable, his warmest admirers will readily admit, provided ...
... among them. By the Washington, Sccorr, arrived at Liverpool, there are letters from Charleston of the 6th of December. They speak with confidence as to the re-eleaion of Mr. ADAMS ; but the issue of the contest was unknown. Great exertions are making at ...
... Rov EDI No in Don Christobolo, particularly distiuguished themselves. Gelosie followed. Of its merits as e Drama we cannot speak highly. Some of the eshibitions in its scenes were strangely grotesque and fantastic; such, indeed, as an Audience, greatly ...
... and preservation of health in the human body, but on the unerring bisis of confirmed experience. The following fads will speak for themselves: On the zad December, 5799, the French Government abandoned the care of their prisoners to this country, AC ...
... sealed up and forwartled to t!:e seat of Government. The conjedureps, ADAMS .4.;PINCK.NEY 4. - The account, as fdr as we can speak with authority, says - the New York Daily zicluertiscr of the 13th, stands thus : ADAMS. YINCKNEY• JEFFERSON. N. Hampshire ...