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... Law, Ave Maria-laue. This is published, in 2 Vols. Svo price IGs. in boards, QUINCTILIAN’s INSTITUTES of ELOQUENCE; or, Art Speaking in Public, in every Uh-rader and Capacity. it-.-d iuni English, after the best Latin Editions, with Nutes, Critical and ...
... Session, will order a levy of from 90 to 40,000 men, as well as the establishment of a Military Coasctiprion. Other letters speak of a /t o// waist Hungary and Bohemia. When the House \sha!l be reduced to the last extremity, the G- Journalists will in a ...
... the 1 Amiens contain stipulations with to foreign to the two conlraifling Powers, relative to the general system? Austria speaks the rights of cfhr r. peace that has put end to them justly a.iU ni likewise acknowledges this principle, le not only attempts ...
... boy how he came to be sod crived suppose Crocker to thief, and tell him his depiedations? Hereplie.l, that observed Crocker speaking to athief the fair, and he supposed, of course, he was likewise one, and that he thers tor the purpose picking pockets, as ...
... evening, the ‘itltli, lit: saw a Swede (one of the convoy) spake an English frigate to the west of Usliaat; the frigate, after speaking her, u. S. E. with the wind E. by N. Capt. Gcrnord supposes tu inform Admiral Cornwallis of the act on. The French fleet ...
... of driving the Austrians out of Bavaria. And here we recognise the old Jacobin cant, and the insidious policy Bonaparte. H? speaks of the independence of the Germanic Body with the same Parental nffedlion as he were the Head the Empire, and fancied himself ...
... Saunders came in, who approved of what had been done, and, through the blessing of Providence, the lad was shortly able to speak though very unintelligiMy.—l should feel a peculiar pleasure, if, by recommendation, your worthy Managers would take the case ...
... Given at the Palace of St. lldephonse, the23th of August, 1805.’’ STETTIN, SEPT. 1/. For some time back they have not ceased speaking of preparations which were making Russia to transport a considerable body of Russian troops into Swedish Pomerania. The whole ...
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... fifty Pearls, 'i E PASTE, for preserving and whiten* * f, C:,r r the Scurvy in tire Gums, the Em,s of healthy red. P. ill not speak in :. , y requires a single trial to those unacquainted Ci l-cr pot. •eiis:-.! CHERRY LOTION. Its peculiar excellence fcarl ...
... shot ar her, and compelled Cant. M‘Gouty get out bit boat and on board with bis papers; the• Captf-of the privates could not speak English, and, therefore, could read »none of the ifcioodVpnpfiN, bat the siti letter j'ofrer reading that, he called Capt* ...