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... last night, to bear our humble testimony, and pay our cheeful tribute of applause to the very evident improvement in the speaking and delivery of the elegant language (the Latin) in which this Play is written; and, the same time, to the ease, taste, and ...
... triumphs, Rritiin! Thine alone. Great Guardian of the altar and the Throne, To ijrasp the trident of the deep profound, And speak in thunder the world around. At the lower end of the hail were displayed the British colours, which was attached anchor, with ...
... editor of The Morn ...
... sat to Mr. Bowycr, a very recent period. Had thi. Picture bteu painted oy other artist, Mr. would feel less difficulty in speaking it, but he conceives he shall not charged with vanity, when ha merely asserts, that the dearest friends of Lojd Nelson have ...
... human blood is become a merchandise in the hands of the English. A great Moravian farmer, said lately to a French officer, speaking the Emperor Joseph 11. that he was the friend of the peasants, and, that had he lived, he would have freed them from the ...
... fate ; and, out of 270 on board of one Ifthem, only fourteen were saved ; but did not hear L y had suffered out the other. He speaks Lhly of the Dutch, as having rendered them every Ljiiancc in their power. NATAL RILGISTIiR, mure leneat, turn > ernm potiri ...
... Mr.BeRN.iRB Howard, Sic Thomas Penstard, Ac. Ac. OLD MACKLI^’S DESCRIPTION OF KN6LISU MAN OF WAR. An English-man war can speak nil She is the best Interpreter and most profound Polifirian in this island. She was always Oliver ■Cromwbll’s Amehssndor. ...
... about 3') or 40 leagues, and the d'tference between it and J’trrol ts uifling, not above three leagues. flochfort, I-cannot speak without the chart. you know the. Port Ferrol ?—Yes, looking into tire mouth of the harbour, and having plan the harbour. Can ...
... had our maia-top-sail full, or kept it aback, to keep such distance from the Admiral, I thought he Would approve of. In this speak the Gljrti only. look-out frignte, from the enemy, having coma down to reconnoitre in the course of the forenoon, the 'Triumph ...
... his ings, in Portsmouth. When sentence was pronounced* we understand he seemed to be deefl' affetfcd, and retired without speaking a word. was accompanied by great number of friends, «nd on descending from the deck of the Prince of IVda into his barge ...
... so long since as the 3d February, 1802, without any reasonable cause; that he had accidentally seen her since, but not to speak to each other, nor had he any access her her elopement. He was therefore much surprisea when A Midwife called on him for Guinea ...
... Education.” —Cr.tical Review, for December 1801. London: Printed for D. Symonds, Paternoster-row,. CHALMERS'S EDITION SHAK.SPEAKE, COM- PLETE Day piiblis’n#rt, handsomely Printed in Dcmv Octavo, new Letter, and superfine woven Paper, in Nine large Volumes ...