... Fralce now cIIjOV.. Ioul thile Baltic to The Lexant, everv European harbour obeys tile voice oi lonapl;rte, fur he has o(ilv to speak tile ,vord in -i Hrd, to sii ut us out of ?? Tagus ; anl if Ao~tria still 0bossesies portll the Adriatic, of which there is ...

... Arm; have beein Yerv 4;i!il'OgCd sint e their art valt t Yolk. Every orn-e ' ,Icrj them boti wililary-un rni an1d oi1 ersj speak o: f cils iiinof of their per ection il iilitary ;deIcllii s wr) leavec only reucllly eltered the Il rae lhiraiird a pri-lcire3 ...

... acid taaV iit ii ?? Iesucttdlc's I prt'i; V~,elf Stred ?? I hiad not tit 0i titiri-lr toth lreci, I liasi ii oltoiry people speak, tnil ttu~t tiit te, ?? itl trig bflilotn. l3itieiit aslici I vltleyilicI otii i tile lthot Iwas OVAiL thle ilcpaettimeat of ...

... 13noaze. ' At inine o'clock lie appeared, ,annd mousited the scaffluld with Uivgreatest fortitutle ; tie then requested to speak with tile Rev. Mr. Biiilsyooid, on the scaf- tblu ; lie said a fiew words to ilo but s SDo loeV a tone of voice, they could ...

... been. tliscoveredt, tltatotine of the Jury is, cud evas at thi, time s (.crIremtt-ly dotif, as not to hear antiother Person speak in corn- Moo Contversation when sitting tteXttiln. I ISt is terefortt contenuded, the Jury seas itnjeto3 e tomeriu betitg e ...

... this country does iot: ap- i iear to have in all) degree subsided. The ' Rn5ber-s is hr vler thbt w9hical they ouse when speaking of trie E in;sj General Puyoran has been removed] lrolt the GoCeriamenit of Copenhagen, and Prince FI~eede- vick of Hes;e ...

... ns: In a Iapr, itiled the Leeds lritelligg lectcr, of the 30th nlt. na letter appeared with your signature, in 'which you Speak with great severity'of bensure bf the prhteedings of s Meetinig held onl the 1Ititi of that irooth, at Alrverthorpe, Fur ...

... hopes. (,It r i-wtrisiri-n by cot, ar-er till E-uropne coinhilned, is niw as norn leiit. an atiar v(ii Frau liy lard - Ycsi speak o f Ovur- malitime rigitis. as one atrnliq tlte other legitijmiateouleecta for the rclitiilu~tie- i~f this itvr. I lcetaenscirsonic ...

... America, and expr ssi;g lis approbation of their not insisling uponi tlie right of search iii ships *)f war, next came to speak ot tlhe recent opinionis concerlliig, a peace. lie was niit one who would a(I. vise a peace on dishonourable icreis, aiidthuuglt ...

... tria hitt c feuntitons, iii the aititit antfid (tti bhlof itis fipipsi 5al I Master ; yet thuat s ieu lie hrut 4i~sses Ia speak, iil the itame' of atiostter pincerw the stiteileilit if olti( 'precise au tll ity, atl t Cp I tile r utitit of' sonmc sptS ...

... dklpo'itioi of his MPi ?? he writkd rnot have trim lo un - deigtand that he,' Cob nt btarhi atblerg, has irv aistitriltity to speak in the name of his Majesty co the Government of France. B. Well, bhit %yas ntnt Count Starlemnbere; very preci- pitate in ...

... prnes ed Isis inability to forti any idea of. their C piecise. des4natioi, it dues not becume tie London in speculators to speak with ?? on that surbject, of and yet some of tlieiti do not hesitate to assure us that pi the enellay are certaiuly bound for ...