... publifhed an adtheft to the French Nation, for the whole of which we have not room.—The following Extrataa are the mod ltriking Speaking of the infincerity of Pache the War Mtnifler, and its effefts on the viftorious French army after the battle of Jemappe.—He ...

... onJ. Fark. this true, the language of the Marquis L.ihldowne, a late the Credit bill, was not only humourous, but poignant, Speaking the unpopular War winch lie ingiily reprobated, laid, ” hat as the love peace, like charity, covered multitude ot tins, hoped ...

... diverfion, and endeavour to lutcour Val niciennes. he perpetual mention ofoi parallels in one fenV jiiibfied. m:t hematically speaking, arc I'mci which however continued) never approach each other!’* .S«>n»e ilirterence laid to have tween the Rullian Cotn ...

... fruit the I-aft injury ;iti« pity the fecret die with him ; it would bcveiy ufcful to tnoufandij during tne prefent war. Speaking the art reconciling the Kuglifli to war, old general fnid •—“ Give to John Bull Extraordinary G ze»te once a month, and a ...

... we, perhaps, want that elo quince which might render our addrefs more acceptable— Wc come, however, with a prefent livres.- Speak, Legiflators--Tell us what you want--Our lives, our fortunes, arcthc property of the Republic—Our children defend the frontiers ...

... Ycd, that it diil not appear to him Inch remark-* able drurlty to feud man to Botany Bay* prefume, Mr. Sheridan) that you Speak with reference to the country which has lately left!” A lax of an hundred pounds upon every coach, chariot, and phtetm, kept ...

... ffeient treaties vvh « have been inio, ami p.fifted that they we«e very imj»oliliy, .nul contrat true intertfts thiscouu'ry.— Speaking the tmprefs RutTia, he termed her (.ilrffui of Futvpi, am! laid, you her projects, and countenancing htr pi xi of cxhauftxng ...

... th’ Egyptian Yok“. Bmft every Dungeon, every Chain; Give injur’d Slaves their High, again ; Let Truth prevail, let ceale; Speak——and the o:ld fliall le PEACE! FOR THE SHEFFIELD REGISTER. OMr. Printer, Mr. Printer! there is the very devil among us. We ...

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... ready, when required, to embme their hands in the blood of thofe then frllow-townfinen who are audacionfly rebellious as to— speak as they think ! I 1 the afternoon ThurfJay lad, Mr. Pecch, the Angel Inn, in this place, accmipunitd with about half-a-fcore ...

... a«lvao* of nlj—■—■l hope yini will not-—a—you Caunut nullify your Conduct tis t. .■you Certainly have Right tujliiuk*** Print—i Speak your the Laws you are Amenable. am, &c. , Si M. P. I ant of llire.its, fitfulis liicek*' Letters many have had uf late.’* The ...