... and after a few-t e more obfiervations rade y Mr. .Huffey ,the Solicitor- I General, Mr.' Bragge, Mr. Percival, and the - Speake, * Ahe further proceedings were deferred to Fri4ay. - 'U souswen - HrIcd, etitihn agairs ; nd the Bi I ?? W ), -- tained-bf ...

... Moti~o'n fr,thls- ,ddr~f w.ak, ?? ap, cw~,ied. abtuth a qetary lrcfore 't hrdtkth intlemh . Uiher i * ,ti A'io ie d ?? th Speak:,l2s3 t, tl. l'f bf1tf 5em ?? .SO attn i Mae t i theob !!Pe ?? .: ?? -Afters the S4eRS~i$'~e~1rifeve f%'al M:>dube ?? tw : ...

... Relaorlateur's - during their re- paid thelr wvere talk-ing very free)' againit t-he Government, the Nav, Armnnv, &c. &c. Speaking of the latter, M. de Choi feul ob srved, that the Gencrals, were cut-throats, plunAdereri, &-c &C Unfortunately for him, ...

... theaEl of Madmen and Ideots, fuch as neither Bouaparte nor the Houfe of Bourbon have peer found the People ot England to be. Speak out repeat, or tbefe great talkers will fuppofe your ftlencc to be the effect of timidity and apprehenfion. Call me tings in ...

... Madmen and Ideots, fucli as of neither Bouaparte nor the Houfe of Bourbon have in eter found the People of England to be. Speak out I repe.t, or thefe great talkers will fuppofe Your to filence to be the effec.of timidity and apprehetnfion. an Call mettings ...

... thofe instruments are ain; b The crath of malls, mix'd with the fhrieks of men, - Add to the terror of this doleful Reene: Speak out my mufe i record this tale of woe, That after ages may the ftory know.- Confufion on confufion now fucceeds, And Thort ...

... theC-hief Conful's n-ercy. Madame Recamier has been a whole dday in corifinemene, ]y. in tibe houife of tile Grand Judge. Speaking of Pichegru, in 'a circle of five or fix friends, rhe faid, if le was ,n Paris, the fhould know it immediately. After a long ...

... arrangemnent in tits Cabinet; hut we thouldi not bve furprifed were the latter Gentlemnan. raifed to :the Pe~erage, and appointed Speak-er of the Houfe of Lords before the meeting of' Parltarnent.. Ift .de Duke of Portlagid retires,, Lo d Eldon will be apZ pointed ...

... Chief; ?? tho eI,- -pirity of art ho iguserura str h g esrti,s~ to sglr, f te nhe of' his Master were ntajei , shlt~l 'lot speak of the i,-rech gario atclch i-etrai.,' Hneli'thcie-It in point of rntmber, deprived of' ti!, Meaes of dvenfeur, *tttd o1 thle ...

... ~ uttered bytM. Fox,sswhich we presumie to be also ina the spirit. of. that 'administratiomn of wshicli le forns a part. Speaking of invasion, hie observed- that he dillered much fr~om sonrc of his fr-lends on that sub-_ s-ject.- lie by ino means dreaded ...

... a'li l II- neshs eced n whether on account o the 6ensatiiIe:ei ed, or. what other cause, none oft the.a: f ?? venture to speak of it lit tno- derae lnguae.- it :wouldl be only deceiving the IY ?? by the iirentxl sit fation 'l'is mprved-by hatparty, bft ...

... the- Miliji4a.. je felt thbat it. Would be inconvenient to go ilto each airticle of amsgmenita- MI tion ae present, 'V lie Speak-ei osetsrved. that thlet sreizsg no'in question before.the. Haoue, aschb astatement could 'inotL be Cal regularly gone into ...