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... loss, and gain a .ornplite vi ory, In the account which the :Viziti . :ll 4 s `sent of this Aaion to the Porte, His Hightibss speaks in the highest terms of the service done by the Artillery, which Major Hope is well known to be so very capable of direding ...
... and which had given rise to the entry of the Austrian Troops into that Province, had been icmoved. J. , etters-frorn'rienna, speak of some changes Iyhich had taken place in the- Atmrian Administratimi, Count LASZANKI has been appointed Minister of Conference ...
... knowledge or the great princ4Aes of Art. brilliant antithesis ascribed to Simonides; that Painting is mute Poeiry, - and Poetry speaking Painting . , made, I apprehend, no part of the technic systems. of Antiquity ; for this - we may depend on the general TraCtice ...
... at is. sd. • and i is. 6d. with full Dire4tion& and Cases of Cures. r TWENTY-SIX Years ssuct.fessfitl, treatment will 11 speak. more than even theimost •respedableattestations of fads to its virtues, in symptom; attending 'Neryons A tice-_ tions, the ...
... made sail for Yella, where she arrived with her . Prizes on the r zth of June. -STUTG AR D, JULY r9.—The German Journalists speak of the approaching deScent on England with as much certainty and interest as the English themselves. They have already placed ...
... Imperial Majesty's Service, was assassinated on the zth of last month, in his house at Dobiing, in Austria. Letters from Walt, speak of an alarming mutiny which took place in the Garrison of Turin, on the 9th of July, in consequence of a dispute about the ...
... in this glorious day, applies himself only to the praise of all those who assisted him; and it ii:with, enthusiasm, that he speaks of the v.dour an d discipline of the Om _cers and Soldiers, in the Land and Sea Service, as also of the Sailors. In , the ...
... Barneby, A;tornies, 'WOrcester, who will appoint a Person to , shew the. Premises. pWENTY.:SIX 'Years successful treatment, will speak..more than even the most respeaableattestations of facts to its virtues, in symptoms attending Nervous Affections; the frightful ...
... kept by the Miss Friestleys, and_w A likliihnothy Priestley, their Brother, , atrend;d as., ititiing-rnaster. And I wish to speak Ail' ad due reserve and delicacy of those Ladies' situation. It now.' appears, that . fimothy'Priestley• paid his addresses ...
... regret their cormedion with those who are neither willing nor able to prpted than in their own cause. An article from Amsterdam speaks of consider.. able preparations trade in Holland to meet an ex, peed attack front the F.,n & lio;. We And nothing new respelling ...
... for T. N. Longman and O. Rees, No. - 39, Patethoster,,row ; and Wilson and Spence, York, We-nave had frcguent occasion to speak of the di ligencei good sense, and good intentions of Mr. Murr:ty - ; and :ye gtatulate him sincerely on the success of this ...
... too harsh to as•an evil; merely the gluttony of this Monarciii which . the following instance is related by MERMAN. After speaking of the intemperance His PitussfAN MAJESTY, he gives an account his •having endeavoured to put him on a coufse.° more moderate ...