... net, and hair powder ; 'and a white rose in her breasi., She Walked round the toom, was inhigh spirits, and very gracious ) speaking to almost every one presintl The four present, Daughters of Tilt rR, MAJtsrits, wore each a diamond crescent.,and splendid ...

... . Wall;er, erd, and C. LUNY • A learned ;prl ahleWrit“, in a Letter to the Bishop of WoreesterJately ikubllshed,-•ifter speaking . of the excelletireof Archbishop Seeker's Writings, - says, fits Z, tes on the (.atechi nlliteadmirablein`theirstnznurc;' ...

... perceived that their in4Ciiry had degnKrated in is useless discussion. If any had any charg6 against the bireacits; let him speak oat at once; and state what it was---hut he fritLit that the Court of Proprietors would theinselves; if they put him; or ahy ...

... preservation of health in the human body, but on. the ,uncrring .basis of confirmed eNperiencc. The following , taus will speak fbr - themseives. the sad o December 1799; the French Government. ab' done& the care of their Prisoners to this Count. at which ...

... ARNOLD, is the Dramatic offspring 'of his soli. The music from so able a composer will of course be good: and Green-room report speaks very favourably of the Piece altogether. Mr. Comte, we are happy to learn, was last night much amended in health. He has expressed ...

... and whatever else :they could procure, to the indulgence of thi!s miserable vice, It was far frontthe wish of the siOners to speak hardily of men inCaptivity ; but they had Many strong reasons to fear, that of the, intended supply, of ClOaths would presently ...

... upon private Bills_ in their passag e through the House. With respect to Otheroin r4 he was, perh a p s , less -competent to speak, be: - cause he could not discriminate between his vate feelings an d his- public . duty ; but, thotight, they .co u ld not ...

... Soldiers, very different from what their duty, and the situation of scribed. Several I.,etters , from c,erniany . continue to speak of the Peace with . the twit as an event certain, if not.alre . ady Concludea —.ln this resped they -are, perhaps, not dwell ...

... all Others, tcopiie the Ar t iehis limb the Foreign Journals, without pretending, to giie them as Official.— That Of whith Speak relative the Treaty in citiesticini• and to the accession of Prussia to it, was from Ptirrshurgh s and not froth and was given ...

... would, _perhaps, be better to dispose of that Case now. Mr. Waddington said he humbly conceived that he was. entitled to . speak to the Court befOre udgment. was pronounced, for that the Court had not yet received all the information upon the subject which ...

... our assistance in feeding, if the.-Applicaus. is naked and unsheltered from the inclemeoey. of the weather. Comparatively speaking, a very ' small stun will diffuse the most extensive relief when appalled under cautious circumstancee to the redemption ...

... Minister of 'His Danish Majesty, to demand from him a frank and sat'''. lacloyy explanation. Inall the Courts of Europe they speak openly of a Confederacy between Demme& and some other Powers, to oppose by the exercise of those principles of Ma. riiimc Law ...