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... deemed' necessary. Twenty thousand of this Body had already received orderi'to join the main Army: The Speech from , the Throne speaks 'the kn.'. ,guage. of a . Sovereign truly attached • to thi 'happiness Of People,. and the, honour of his Empire. .Tlie . ...
... ves in Parliament for tilt; County' of Kildare. • , Printout for John Wright, Piccadilly,. Dr. Robertson, the Historian, speaking of this Work, says', It bears all the marks of authenticity, and is at:- coinniniivi with such a pleasing naivete, with ...
... We qtiote from .an Author, who - Was' known to entertain nore;e/eyi favour of Eng.'; land,. the wife -of Mr. Gonwt:l. - Speaking of Denmark' , ishe gives 'the 'following account of , the tricks of Merehants, mis.ealled reputable, and certainly Into ...
... be more singular in every, respell, than the aspea of this City. It seems to contain two Nations.— The one inhabit Palaces, speak French, converse about fashions and dresses, compose music, train horses to go to the Opera, give roubles a year for a house ...
... Republic, in depositing its sentiments in your bosom, the LegisLtive Body fulfils a duty which is dear and sacred to it. It speaks to you in the name of all Frenchmen. The Conservatory Senate replied to the Message of the Consulate as follows : .CITIZEN ...
... the same eleaion. By , the Scort,' arrived at ti+tr.. pool; there are letters ftom Charlestown of 'tile 6th December. They speak with confidence as to the re.eicaion of-Mr, ADAMs but the issue the contest was unknown. The average Pricegf Sugar, computed ...
... impeilenions of his Ad.vocafe in the conduft of hi, Cause on, the present Occasion: Indeed, that he was in a condition to. speak at all upon the Subjea, was matter almost of accident, for that the Defendant was now existing, was matter mere of good for ...
... sealed up and forwarded to the seat of Government.-- The conjetlure is, ADAMS 4; PINCKNEY , `!'he account, as far as we can speak with au dimity, says the New York Daily Advertiser of the I,3th, stands thus N. illrnrOlire ' 0 0 a ito,utts 16 6 , 0 8110 ...
... intention, it is said of attacking Portugal in the ensuing Spring This intelligence seems more probable, as several letters-from speak of a rupture , between thr.two Kingdom's as inevitable, and at a very shoridistance. In effecting the Passage oldie Adige, ...
... , tkihunal would'lot prekent them from speaking. ,plieThis ..observation ritled, the Court,. ;and the Presidenrsalhi the' Counief to kder. Dernerville, Cerachi, and. Arena, having ob.. tairxd leave . to speak, said, that tha eanfeuions they hid niade ...
... 'That zeal. gain. prompt ar 4 Err arty. such.friendi shall depart a rote. w it is for persons lii!e me, 7 1 k exalted, to speak reirker,,fiy, rnake somc oa affairs of the Start: ), Arj the conch:et of Mittiitcrs l men we all' tote r Tc review all their ...
... to continue, until a Peace shall be concluded, their preparatiom for defence.. I. ! .tters from co'n;tatainopie of the roth speak of t quarrel having , occurred between the Crew of the Captain Paella and some Russian Sailors; .which some Ofscers of the ...