... bimtedto jts ultimieeanse, Wh:e , I fel he eelestsentime~ntst of gratlud for tile past, I matser leave mrriy conditiaitiself to speak for the futuiire, content With assuring you;. f&. thsgYpresvnt, that dy praerya, and professionsa, a' shl wi be fnousd at varigdhce ...

... Inches high,- of a dark Complexion, niqrked with the Small Pot, and hith a Club Foot; he has been a lew Years in London, aud speaks a little df tbat Dialecl *sice hc lele his aianily, it is supposed 'he has been working at Blh, in. Northumberland. Whoever ...

... think I roalff ?? ind any tOA would convey any Idea of I try Depravity-bht I al- ways han tire tgrint lririd Opinion oi a Liar-speak the, Truth and shame tire Devil. I could wisb to subscribe myself thy Friend, PHILENIATH. Lkar. Liar-. Liar. Liar. Liar. Liar ...

... turniing upwards, hollow Eyiea,-rather ?? sttlp: Wayebrows, vie tuth, even pood TYeeth; hrlS Chi n, Mole on bis lelt Cheek, drii speaks thick,+ his Legs' bow a jittle forward, dresses gmas andi f shi onably; had vn a hlne Cost, ?? Breechesand-short Boots,- ull ...

... tsu tliiijt isscue While ry feel the hlvetiest-senitiniants of grattitude, fot tril IatI Must ?? eave liny~colduit itself to speak. tor Jhe future, Cu'tctwt ionoa ets the Djred'iiol', I agah lrep'.t, tiet in. -sv oc j tine and tssetiea sallbe-,devtled. ...

... e Chair taken atsight.. Ad-. ?? 'flit British Forum continues opes ,on onymdhsno connedhion withayotrinit. wss emtted to speak in a inask. . ~iUTSE ALLERY, Pall-m,7,1I~ ''isGae .~yfor the Exhibition and Sale of the Wbrts of, British Ariti now open to ...

... GO E N Sasensible well- V~in!~a~medon, not-nder ties age at' thirty~ Mistress o~ £slhb~teo5 hy, .DsnwinZ, I Music, and who speaks w etpvry day, until, rwelveivedock,- AAporebtkc is WANTED to ihe ?? floiness~ in a ,,gestoee town, a few miles from London ...

... ilolgiug e his Sarngu(inary Appetite, or inl his -ovwn Lsssgiiage, of.tiln his litskswaidi Ike Bloud IJ fits sele ]be lie speak o;nd SIiscQ after grozzing yeiie and dozingg over hi.-e iditile'i lamps, lie has torgdiete tod bir meesi0d night also, I will ...

... ot' the ?? Siepherd. :The said James Lswrey is by Trade a Shoemaker, PCout five- Inches high, dtark~ tjsplesionhow leggied, speaks the Sotch -Dialtl, Fitty-sik Years of Ajge, and oi a suspicious Appearance. When heescaped he had on a grey Cost, ?? a Sol ...

... Institution, a short and15fppro.& nlzte Add'tess will be ?? the Chair.-Seveial Gen-. kumen having solicited permrission. to speak ini a Mask, o a ac- ?? their particula'r rank anrd pofe'sicns, ond- the terror' bspired by the.crowded Assemblies of ?? Forum ...

... BFandlioig Stih }teRiver 'Iyne. Tlhe said Johxn Urwin isbabtiut 1zYears ot Ag., s'endersnmsle1 pitted with fise Small Pox, anld speaks rath*er ls ort. - e is supposed to be abouit New~castle; and wovrhhusoremploys him after this Noiewill bepoectd - 'lBSCONDED ...

... Hair,- farrish Comple2.iors't- li-on Wben he ivent away, a dark ?? blalt' ilk s~a coat Ctnsaanii clourd Keseymre Beechs, -and speaks the-- Northudohberiand biiledL It is ?? hei ?? in Ydihrkhijre Whoever employs or iarhours lini after this pubi Noice will ...