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1P"I• TO THE ARMY LATELY SEKVING IN FRANCE •
ON of ivOtICE IS HEREBY GIlikEN, That all those- CIHRISTIANs ESSAYS. Ity the arc MINUET, !dolt. With some eiceptinns; and particularly - ofPallat
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held al delay and inconvenience they may experience'fb obtainiug pip, . - . . lotion will be found, nn an attentive perusal. to
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wish 440' dons, t..tin a diitiriet recognition of many of the vital pain-
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1818. -11. Trustees of Saint John's Hospital, have the ..4,ppointMent Publialsd by his Daughter Catharine Hutton. from necesktty, perhaps, Itr' them. It declares, .that
ITED of the Master of the Free Grammar School, give tunice, that Istntoltios Printed for Daughter,
Preidock, and Joy. Paternal.' I
the SITUATION will be. VACANT at CHRISTMAS next ; ter-row :sad Beilby and Knotti, Irmninglaasn. all power, legislative, jadicial, and executive, resides •
in the nation. The Congress are to be chosen by
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trading and request thatsuch Gentlemen as are desirous of becoming --- Electorsataho are to be voted for by the people in the
Thle day was published, Ina Yds. itvo. prier Al 45. • '
Candidates, having :been well educated, and being properly qua-
primary Assemblies. The cabildos, Or munici; alities, ,
held at lified, will make their application to CU:times Bake", goof, the, A HISTORY OF THE JESUITS; to which is
are to be elected immediately by the citizens. It
the 10th President of St. John's 11aspital, or to 'Or. G trrir, the Town IIL Prefixed a Reply to Mr. Daltdock's Ddence of that Order...
perk.-This. School he, in general consisted of strait 106 Bays. London : Printed for Baldwin. , and Joy, Thatunos-•••
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• recognizes the independence of the judiciary, and deal •
ie Even- There is a very good House for the residence of the Master ter-row, , • •
rr The Appendix, beta; an May on the Education of glares the_tenure of office, with respect to the superiee
to be during good behaviour. . It rovides ..:.
id Corn- large enough to adroit of Sixty Boarders, with a play pia*, and
Roman Catholic (Aileen.- and Um &ram of the Bible by Jules,
garden contiguous thereto; and there is a stipend of £4O a.y.iar
for Use Election of a Chief' M 8 by Cpongrc-s,
• payable to the Master, for the original endowment. • their Priests, with an Extract train eke Pope.. Bull Unigentroa, . L
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office, he is sworn to preserve the integrity and inde .
• stIBSERVATIONS on the STATE of IRELAND, 1: Containing des:riptive Accounts of theprincipal Events of
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'ali-taid4,-/ principally filiroCtOd.4o it. Agriculture and Rural Popula- the late Peninsular War, and Authentic Anecdotes illustrative of pendence of the country. The three great Depart- .
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tion ;in a Series of Letters, written on a Tour through that the Spanish-Character, interspersed with Poetry, original, and metals of State, of the Treasury, and War, are dis- ' • •-*
inch per-
Coustry.-By J. C. CUR WEN, Eaq. Al. P. from the Spanish. .
ILES for tinctly marked our, and their respective powers anl
duties assigned. On some subjects it enters more into
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London: Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, aril Joy, Paternos. By ALEXANDER R. C. DALLAS, Esq. -
lof One ter•rovi. _London: Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joys Paterncia. ' a '' '• '
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-" We must INPer*Vill rclnetance close these volumes. der ter-row. detail than is usual with us, particularly in those tf ' '
cation to the unassuming denoinhiation 'Un
of a Diary, Mr. Curwen has Also, by this same Author, Ramirez, a Poem, price ss. . their Army, Navy, and Militia. But this, perhaps,
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thrown together his reflections.on a great veriety of the most • A - ------- . in their situation, was necessary. kt provides that no •
I Arsenal important topics; and it is superfluous to sty that they are•the This day was published,. citizen shall accept a title of-Nobility, without forfeit- •.. • ~ ~
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to Seise- meats; and comprehensive viewa."-3louthly Rev. Nov. jute. and considerably improved, of • ing the character of citizenship. It provides also • .
die hours - NEW ITALIAN GRAIsIMAR, in English and against general warrtats, and the arrest of indivi-
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per be no- A N EASY GRAMMAR OF GEOGRAPHY ; Private Instruction.
.By .GAETA NO RAVIZZOTTI, shall use all possible means of reconciling the parties. . s. .
This Constitution is but temporary. The Congre-s '
ate engaged in the task of forming a permanent one.
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being an fntroductioo and Companion to the Larger•
Work'.f the same Author, published under the Title of " Geo- Telpher of Languages, and Author of several approved Works.
In the mean time, no alteration can be made in the • • .
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By-Order of the Honourable Commissioners of his Majesty's
iitorge•l: Young Persons, containing all the interesting and amen Fea- Customs, on SATURDAY the Std day ofJaru 1819 at Eleven
was before a Committee of sixteen Members of Con- ' • - .
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