... liberty of confcience, the, privilege of poffefling property, and the rights which are attached to the dignity of hu. man nature. Note the, 3tl.—[This note is intended as VI an. fiver to that part of the King's Speech, in which he truths that his deluded ...

... Meclianic~l Ehthibirion, tonsrsring. of; C 'the MesicaI .La'sfy Atornatsai, :pfaylui'ig6 airs -upoen .the piano- e lriats, the natural notes,:zwitlt her:i hands; aind ?? flats .arnsl ti sharps wvith her ieetj accomipanied: with a muasicai: ttimbleP , a C Singinig ...

... long slishtd. litis also tobe ob- 5. srve, tereis no half pihuding for th6 tiper or cro)ss funieint ifor .n ofC the natural notes, beingeidy the 9,Mme as the -Gerhan lute, and, wvith the addrtion of a key for the D). shiro -it, is thle tompietest, beet ...

... g yvi.-i: -d. li .. ?? Co l.c ob- ! served, tiiere is no half pinching for the upper, or cross lingering forany of ihe natural Notes, being csaiily la- seme as the ?? man Flute, ana witii the addition of a ?? for the 1) sharp, it i- tiie tomplcfest, b ...