... 'Vas said of him waS hiiglly avourable. Allep, Taylor, Simmonds Coniayne, and Dixon, I afterwards called Lieut. Walsih to speak to their character, asid he spoke of them as befoe 'the wsutl:ry, as .Mteltive, ttut) Men; but he added ttiah Taylor *~s a ...

... and jeffamine, although a great mailer of the. Profoqnd has infinuated that a ?? and he once committed a faux pas together. Speaking of a dried brook, he fays- Won 'oy the Summer's inmpvrttznig ray, Tb' eoping Stream did from her channel fPray- And with ...

... on the ad of December, in the Houfe of Reprefentatives, made a motion that the word Honourable, prefixed to the name of the Speak- cr, be expunged, becaufe, fays he, it was a foreign word, and inconfiftent with Republican inmplicity, the nature and genius ...

... at a Reflaurateur's :-during their repaft they were talkling very freely againflt the Government, the Navy, Army, &c. &c. Speaking of the latter, M. de Choifeul obferved, that the Gene- ,rals were cut-throats, plunderers, &c. &c. Unfortu- nately for him ...

... thoa ait now at rest. Yet wlo shall tell tly worthi-what pen impart The many virtues that adorn'd th r hcart? Let sorrow speak wou'd 1-Ah vain attempt ! Thy bosom was from cv'ry crime exeimpt. AIlriwm, Surrey, fere. 2t6. C. A. ...

... the 'Mississippij and with it, of the fur trade,- which has' hitherto been confined to Canada. Of 'this subject we shall speak more- msiitely. hereafter; in the mean. time,- let. his *esty's miniis- ters remember; -that another- large portion of the ...

... Reftaurateur's in Paris; during their repafr they were talking very freely againft the Govern-, ment, the Navy, Army, &c. Speaking of the' latter, M. de Choifetil olbferved, that 'the Ge- nerals were cut-throats, plunderers, &c. Un-. fortunately for him ...

... all on board the feluc- ca, they had arrived within a league of Alexandria, when a Tartar appeared on the shore, and with a speaking-trumpet in- formed the Captain Pacha that he had just arrived with dispatches from Constantinople, desiring him at the same ...

... Relaorlateur's - during their re- paid thelr wvere talk-ing very free)' againit t-he Government, the Nav, Armnnv, &c. &c. Speaking of the latter, M. de Choi feul ob srved, that the Gencrals, were cut-throats, plunAdereri, &-c &C Unfortunately for him, ...

... return to Spain was intended I and openly avowed at the time they left Brest. a A letter from Jamaica, dated December 6th, t speaking of the redudion of St Domingo, says, c Lc Shoul' the French attempt such a thing, it . would cost them infinitely more men ...

... ltaumateur's i, Paris- during-' their-repast iC weretakilg very freedy against the Go- YMSn.tv the.navy,. taraiy, &e. &c. Speak- kofthielatter, NE-A Choiseul observed1 that CYIfl'svuere entiihros, plaunderers, &c. i' Unfortunstejy fo buin, Gn. DOudTinotfor- ...

... o'clock (the Speaker. not being Vreserzt), the seniorclerk informed the House, that he this morning received a letter from Mr. Speake, and directing him to commu- nicate the same to the House. The letter was dated Palace Yard,- Fe- bruary 9, 1802, and was ...