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B'4LiT initiaons ti the pbyeri
f--f V-tohii ion I'hUis, en tei.gn-pg to !
bim hit vat dop.utons - .
fflSl.x:h fobrr aim encamped at
Cjtfooof 'c ipcixh ,l the rati of Siraf
fori before :!us Ucoie Of Lordi
1-41 . f
ef1t'i:a q the HertfrUnt , '
' ; r lahB S-Aubyn on the duration
5 et Hatrtamen: f
t WtUUnj Vindham on the aame
subject: J
Sn Kobtrt V!?Je in reply
Sir li lexrt llatrjco;c on ihe estab
Jivi.T.cac of iiace"OfiicTa
M euiuoe ofl a $uml.rg annj
1731 I .' ' v
S.r Kcbeit VaJptle on motidn fo
dutni&l bim froA ibe Kio'a coun
cJ f U ' . v
Dute of Bcdfcro cn m mctioo to
ctke the dcicedanu.cr (raitnrt
aatvrtrable for the xtai of their
airuoira ti.S ,
Gocnl t"Volfe to bia anajr btfore
t lrdCutbxaoo inxclircxatothc
. - "f . " da : the leifareTof
-, v f ' f alUand IMandav .
J ?V iM w w
. tai njl to Lord
JIanihcid 1770
I oo tbe atate of the nation '
Lcrd Mtnafielijon tb delays of
Justice jr....
CoieoUBaite ci AneficarfaiTalra
. Do ia teplf
GortmoT PowTiall on the repeal of j
ibe fortdanea
Lord Ciatban on the bill icr qoai-
i terissMdicis
'Mr. Burkao Atncricin taxation
- ( ( Dol witb a tkctcli
oHbe char act et of Alr.Creuv.Ue
Mr. Herts wnti a tievr of Lord
CnathimUsidrainmraiioaad
charter of Carles Tcwcacnd
Mr. Dot kc, extract from Cc tame
, j to tieekotors of Brit
. v tor. on bejndulj c-
" ' '. lcCted'
Mr. Borke to tbt elector of Brittoi
-on the rght of innrucung rcpre
aentaiivcs
Luta Ctutbam on his motion lo
tcT.;vt the trcOus from Boton
Loid Canien ion secondtog the
itetoft 4
31. Burke on 'American afTairs
t j : on JcoccUiation with
.1 Amerca
Mirquia of Gt abb on Aoencan
AUiiTl
Lcrd tiEcgUm
COTUrr ilsiua
on resigning his
Ld Cfestham cin an address to the
on a notion to acW
' i
ttourn tbOooae'
. ' on his motion rfr
" kn amcniifseoi 40
f (thaadd.ss -V"
I:rd Chathira bn the employraent
Gl lixiiaos against
j Kmeric. .
Dr. Shipley, bishop of St. Aiaph,
; ,;On tckrtiiqn
Sir WiUianrMtrcditii on frequent
In e 1 exccut.ona
"Stroma tpeech o! Mr, Borke on ceo
ru ."Of i . -I
iro n the erne to tbe electors o( Bristol
liorathc'on speed, oil imprison
j. tm lot debt - .
ww i on psnai ttatote?
; agairst Catholics
Mr Fax on the rr;?al of the news
of the battle ot Cu.lford M
, JVittaraPitt.imiim'
Mi cx on the smrent?er ol Lord
. t-crrtiitit . , .
M: ?e oa the right to tax V
nerica J Z
of Mr Fox on Mr Pitt'i mation for
tttn fPVCameotary reform
n s kpeecb cf Mf picod s
Uo.l ofMrFoxotiMrGray'a
U-, fm for ri form in parliament
-awa i -
Do i
of Mr. Fox on the same
siojcct '
cfjMrFox on the af:
fsirs of lrelsid
ofMr Borke on Mr,
Fax's IndmbJI
Do
Do
Do !
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Inttc .lion to a ipcecft of Mr Fox on ' tif
C-woraeiil of-India - N V ;
Cxttact of a speech of Mr Unite on the nabob
r. ofAtcotVdebts s : y .:
Extract of a tpeech of Mf Grattan. ' T r
Speech of Lord Krskinioa cruelty to animali j
bfWairen llaningf. ; ; .
Mr Bui kea evloglam on Mr B' ridana ipeeclt,
Exrratt fr;.r. x ; apeecb off Mr Grattaru con'
"cerning tithes . ' , , :
Speech ct Mr Cnrran in the Irish psriiiraent
on pensions !
Extract from a tpeech of Mr Erakine on the'
trial of Mr Paine r . "VVk-
The, petition of the wife of Almai AU Cawn
to Warren Hasting ' , v, iCAxf J
Mr Erikine on the Jibertj of the, preis . , ,
Mr Con an oof the same subject on "Mr, Row-
tn'a trial ' . ' "
Extract from a speech cf Mr Curran on thev
Ccnclufion of Mr Eisk ne'i address to tbe
'jury Ati the ttuiNit Mr Uaidy
Mt Fx'a eu'oeium on General Waihinrtcn
: . . . . . - . -----
Mr Sheridan o.t the death of Mr Fox
txtrac: from Mr Curran's speech in the case
of Just-ce Johnson
Speech of Mr Grattan on the Catholic question
Dr. Dodo's addirt to the cccri be tore xccciv-
. inprtentcr.ee ol J- n
Sperch of Mr llorue. on the trial nf Mr. Bsr
tot to k'Uih Mr Mills in a duel
Speech of Mr Poland in the Virginia legists
ture.ona bll lor the sopprewion of duelling
Extract from a speech of Jord btanhope on
ceutilnghts
kxuictfroro a speech of governor Livingston
to the cnurol and assembly of Nvr Jersey
Orat!on of Uobert Krnmetc to his judge befote
recennaj sentence of death
Speech of Jacob Henry In tbe North Carolina
leglsla ory on a motion to expel him, be
General Washington to Congress, on accept
V 'ng ns commission
to bis troops before the
ba:u of Long Island
to hia troops before at
V tacking the Hesuans
at Trenton
general orders to tbe army
circular to the governors
of the States
speech to the army in
i conscqucuce. ot an ano
tljmous publication
Speech of Genera Washington to the Prcs:
dent of Congress, on resigning bis com
mission
Answer bl the President of Congress to the
forerotnr
Farewell address of Ccncral Washington to
the army
Speech of the Mayor Of Alexandria to General
Wasbtngtun. on Ins (caving home to entc
on the prrt deucy !' j
Gn- Washington's answer to the foregoing
FreakUnt Washington's. 1st rpeech toCcngTess
speech to the-jd Uon
prcs lr9.i ,l
f arc wcl address to the
people of the V S
General Marshall's speech in Congress an
nooncing the death of Washington 4 . J
Extract trom tnerai tt. L.ee a lunerai ora
tion on Washington' t deai h
JnaoguraJ speech of President Adams
v . J-tferson
Msdson
Exrr&ct from a speech of Fishes A me on the
British trca?j '.vi ,
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1 from a speech of' Mr. Writ on the
i from an oration of U chdi Rush, Esq.
, at Washington, July 4th, 4813
An old Indian chief to an J&i.glish .officer , t
Ah -ilri lisnibicf to English commisatopers
Speech of Lcsas. a Mmro chief 1
an Indian chief to tthe, Prorincial
Congresa of New .nglaod .
thechtefr of the Seneca nation ,t0
tbe PreslJcnt of the Vs State
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of 6 or 7 bandi.mostly bottom of tbe neat qua-
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boosa on i tbe corner of ".Martin & MDowell
stiteis, a Utile west ot ina orage waxecv -TlMjse
Who are in.wanr of any thine- in his
line wdlfind it greatly .to the.r ; anuge-to l)r0
call, as be nlcnda always to haye such arts..
cksas wdlbeat iit:uieni oom in uauiyvano I f
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' FOREIGN JV!E VPS.
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( -AURivit of jTifilcUAVHcir
pry, latt ci Important,
.JLt cvcbbgf arrivcfl at;thipprt
the cartel EytoonferChauticcyi Capti
Depeysterf in jthe Very shbrtpssiage
of 25 rJays.Frota Oatcnd. fsrhSch place
ihe left. on WcVtrMtsff ' brabtlat'of
passengers
Chauncey, informs that inteUitence
Had reached Oatendbf the meeting
qf the gfeai Kurppean Congress at
V ienna, 'and a repdrt 'of its' having
terminated irH-V rUDture between
Fr jnce ap1df Elnglarid -that an army
of ;80 000 -men ipTie put uodV the
command oT inrrl Welliogtod, nd
been ordered to Igiarn j and that
the nnnular' Vnir.i in lVs4nr.-aa- n
uar xuahJingianat 6ra new revolu
tion.
The passengers farther state, that,
it wasp hoped and expected, that a
jieacev would be facilitated between
rvmcrTxa ana cogiana, in coose
quenccf. of an exacted rupture be
tween come of the Huropean powers.
?0ar. readers will perceiver' that
tbe above intelligence is verbal, and
that our papers make no mention .of
a rupiure in tne congress 01 v ienna,'
wnicn assemDieaon tne 3d ot uct j
The cartel ship Neptune had not
ssiled,. but was ordered to proceed
from Antwerp to Brest.
The news of the captuse of Washi
ington, by the British ; their defeat
nt Baltimore, and joss of thtirmaior
gfjierai rioss; ana tne capture 01 toeir
lc'ct'on Lake; Champlain, and, defeat
of their army, ai PUttsburg; -reached
London about thelth ot October,
nd ail about the same time. 1 heir
defeat on ChampUin'ar Pittsburg
and Baltimorewefe tcrriblc'dampera
to th Lunddner.s. v " " r
Lord Hill remained in England,
but it was" Tejiqrted had received or
ders'to embutlc.for tbe.coptibent.
We have seen a letter from;Ghent
of the'!25tH'Octobe;rl at .Which time
our ministers were at that places
A Ghent paper of October : 21r
state?, ,u Tre negotiations at -Vienna
are enveloped ia the most- profound
mystery. ' It is, however,-presumftdi
that in the course of a few days the
public will hear of some important e
vents which ' wc , Uhderstancl' have
been decided qpon , r ?
. 4k Sweden has peremptorily refused t
co give up Swedish romerama, until
she is indemnified for theexpenceat of
the war against Norway which ; the
king 6f Denmark has not been able to
effect agreeably? to the treaty of Kiehl.:
jTheKnssianfleet of men of war
had arrived in the Baltic from Eng-
X The London Suteman of the 15th
October, states, that on the day the
news of the capture of Washington
reached Washington, Lord Welling
ton, then atPans, gave a grand did
ncr and ball, td which he invited ail
the foreicrn ministers; not one' of
whom attended. '
A Paris paper of Octobcr.il,
says. " Of the questions of general
interest which are to occupy the- at
tention ol the epvoys at Vienna, the
first without doubt-w ill be to solemnly
fix the richts of nations of j all the
known world, and'ptrticularly those
of weaker powers. France tihd Kas-
sta will -stipulate, m tne name orr nu
manitr. thatineutral countries' shall
cor be pillaged in rinpe of war i and
that war should not; be commenced
without a previous declaration, & e-
ven without delay for the purpose of
nccotiatinff The emperor Alexander
tas, put forth the only Jrojct capable
of insuring this grand principle ;: and
it is a common pact oetween tne r.u
pn; owerarti diminuh to lialf
rZinr
r V V 7 -. Vi
. Passengers tn the, cartel Chauncey
Mlr Connell bf Philadelphia, bear
- . . v . -
at Ghent) Wr ii. auiewell, Captr
iovemDcr wun c. tenf irr-i our
r in idlers :.al, Ghent, i V,.
; i dome of th& 1 Dassenp;ers in the
the late GenBosshetatira
K ? I tis!saidf airX ige Prevpsl: T is
vn monaay nignt a very notpress 1
cook piece oo' tne, river i names, anuj
80O men were lodeed in the tcder
The alleged purpose of this measur
w cuduic 111c auitiii any wilJLT"& ;rV
ler vessels, to thise away or capture e
.e American privateers whit
.art?
fthefade; r oV 1
A letter was yesterday received
fr
om Brussels, which refers.hftth'
er transmitted from Mr. Gallatin in
which thut minister.says he ekpeteJ
to embark on board the Neptunevfor
America in k fprthihtV'and the letf
ter irom Brussels adds, tnere can oe
no prospect of a peace. ' l
S The best understandinand in
timacy continue . to prevailbetvvpen
the two legations at the congressi
Ob Thursday the Americans' gave a
grand entertainment to a hundred
persons, to .which the; English minis
ters, and a cumber ot the pnnapai
cittZejB Were invited. While we
see the ministers of the two. nations
behave to each otner with the great'j
est friendship, and remain- constant
at their post, we dannot but wonder
at seeing continuailytortrtinthe
London and Paris pap-rs, , which
state, arrfong o:her . thing!,' that Lorcj
Gambier has asked leavcf his cour
to return "td - LondonJlWls
presence is no longer' necessary ot
the congress, that tlie7 ministers have
consented, that the American Ami
bassadors begin to assume a very
Hofty tone, that the pretensions of
England are so extfavagant that an
arrangement is impossible,- that the
Neptune is to sail in a fortnight, to
convey the American legation home.
All these1 assertions proye- ho whittle
the writers' areacquainted With the
altairsofthe congress. : .y- f
' On the 'other hand we have seen
with still more astonishment in one
of Our Gazettes, an extractxl? a letter;
from Ghenti sayingtwo stremgers
ofdistinctipnhad been introduced ihtd
the hotel of the American'ambassa
dorsv and that they?wereertaihiv the!
' Russiair mediatdrolop expectedi?!
iris wen Known mat tac. urtsisu gu
vernthent lohg-sihce refused the. me-
tnation ox riussia, occtaring ia rcsu-
luuqti to finish the aiHirs or; the
Statei'without the mtervetibnran
third power. . The stranger Wfrei the
secretaries of state, MFajknd Ba.
ton ;de Capellan; whoasJlaicy
were.resentat the emerfiinmnt :gii
ven by the Atireiican Jegatiojtftheir!
hotel.of Lbyendighem. Belg'tnJourl
We.had news yesterday from Tus
jjany 'to the 25th'ofiSeptv at which
time frequent couriers were passing
from theIsfand of Elba totVie nxiai
They wereit is said, the bearers of
h
permitted tb-enioy tho: society of his
consoV&md uperiaFend tri'enucadan
ofhis son..-'-.., h. ,v,-i, - '4:
DispatcHes. arctaud;ta haye rieen
received ohtSatufday from Ghem.
uatea tne ;4itn.,inst .. ncir,t;uuicui3
nave? no
that the
by 0U
nature
that the
successfully
have sailed from Cove for Soa.rf A- j i
transpireo ; putrepyrMi
ministers were of sa pacjac a ? , - 1-1:1 v $T
. . -r . . tine' vis tisuftss. - -. s, ; i
i as to induce a conhrjert nope , -u.;.., .j- JvrAiar4 .of?J
riegoaattorictird terminate , , r: r rwT V.1 iV Lenewid J
lhc,SulMn,.74,,Sh,rock-.lo-m, auu '. chief .i, : I B;V.
The. YorlciChasjeura ara sa.t.d io .-....,:.. ,,1. w rkh' -''
JotGentz, attendsfthmgsasen
reta recnratlift
Ms'mbit. ihviciiabte IrieiiJshinMitat-IL 1
c su,uMaav 6p(; 'p ; ?)
k;ua ujiia.u3i.i mw- v.
composed ohef niin
cip4Wtes of
I'iVi 4 -t in) a Ms thr Th rrirtirft rr.. ' '
liliiince'of' 'NaosanIl&jb '
..... ,?,'.. --4 - .J Uxf- !
bis retiring to'filba was Jttbrejjr a tem x
porary & pravisionary: arraoRement , ; ;
'fertbeSlelrrif ";if
eountNcisy , :
'DenSaVkwiitpeHiK '-"
-,frtttPar1sfa3 ' i
rv- partjcuiarxommjssipai pptxipva -n ;
ed ctae'ntsterai
,atWiniKtMe
to discu?athevartous)bject3 connct;p;
he Germanic 'empirev:jW3
ured that IVI . de'StetlsJjpriS
Accofdihgb theeteti fr0myff;!' n .
enna it laTumoremeTaviQwsrtiv : .
th e latter eon or &eptmoert ; tne pien-
disaission Mieiministers have jidt
beenable te agree Jupcinbints on thJit
It fH
courts feyealnm - y
the 'fate oSaxpnyirancl rafter aiong ':. ' i
. ; Severlf4o.0sidriats havepent , c l
ly condemoedvthei conduct of jthts Eh -gHsh0yi
Gaiette ..
is.theonlyrjf V
spcctrintrdiciedd
Acfordtng
publtcdificesfouotry
trnue:whar ;
masted of jie m.f:Tht sv U a ne w masrM ' '
m which waianied to Itfie -:r ighIpf ; r. -r 't j ;
lishers who wrotJnmon this import j 1 f
antubiecthas et tabugat otV Thns 6 f j ix - I
trgeaalw
btrcebatmsJmigm
Jr?ites cnurlh and thantbtpn f
TheSiglufif war,aumoHfe&fy tiftx
aw'Scructioo Ql iortresscs4 ana ui auuu :
tablhmentslss contributes toithev , f
mUitarytrehgtSr ptmeaemjmia ,
caj'alOroryTtiim - - '?
ilsiot :-. ,.--j
jnctisr haVaiwiybtsn: ; ' ' ;;
eaygem??aiswno nav&oocrvcu wj f 2
:The: troubles hfch$xistff a,
e;ief&s ,(
fiaietuei?6nw ,ha5issdecj-: :? ,
thelevst&y to chetfc nespiri j -
of revolt, whichi ihe state . of-thingA: x
renders bfi thel mostiatfuio -
anences-i ne vi:cror:ouatiispcf r , '
letBasprwdcallthc
icelpfiNaVarre
brvlnis toTmarclta v-XH'ai ;C
hiiadercntsIf; -tjleinsurrection 4HJi
depotfipread intjothev, countries rv ; : - j
whih ; thjefbisepr $fr J
tilemelljg'
woicn is. pouring rapiiy jupon wc.ww.;,;
fly; poinrf Navarf ewhere cpsn;'.?!.
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