... your letter, l-.n- clo-ieii ar- some of ihr druw.ng', wliich 1 purchased in what they en. I their m-.rl.et, without me least privacy on iheir part er mm -. '.'hey wished lo >btrudr on me a variety of devices in bone, ttr.d. indeed of H.e most oh'cene k«nd ...

... manner id which the House could express its ?? of the ?? iI.U marring.*. Ids first objection to the marri ...

... that was lately hailed at a Common Hall, and a Linen-draper's counter — wi.ich was bidden to the windows of iiisignilicant Privacy, and paraded by ihe Palace it once shared, to the utter violation of every fueling of delicacy and decorum. I cannot, Madam ...

... the bosom of his af- raiouatt family, that he should at the will or -pro of a man high in office, be dragged forth oin that privacy and seclusion, and denounced to hi w. rid as a felon or a traitor. Thomas Kfmp, the constable of St. Mary, prov. d, rh_t on ...

... 1 CENT** I - COMMISSIONER. OF FOiTS. 1. 1 have been informed, Citizen, that a Civil Au- britr has presumed to violate the privacy of let.. ?? The Government, to whom I have given an -.unt, has strongly disapproved an a_t so contrary to Ac principles it ...

... What nn assortment of witnesses to disprove the alleged conduct of the Qufrn ip her bed-chamber, in her bath, and in ihe privacy of her most retired moments ! Tbe unimpeachable testimony of two nr three English ladies, if such had been allowed to ue about ...

... the usual sacred music. There was no anthem. The organ was silent, Rnd in fact every thing was conducted with the utmost privacy of which the occasion would admit, consistent wilh Ibe rank qf the illustrious deceased. The Supporters ofthe Pall and Canopy ...

... would prevent all underhand tiansactions. I myself never knew an ir.siar.ee, although now and then sub-tantial reason for privacy may occur, in which a person fairly lending his money at interest was desirous to conceal his name. The ether provision which ...

... will be spread abroad by the trumpet of Fame. It is the curse of per- sonages of exalted rank to be denied the privileges of privacy ; nothing can hide their actions. Like the wizard of Melrose no shadow belongs to them. These rumours, whether true or false* ...

... to him what the reader shall presently ?? To do any thing in the daik that might seem in- sidious—to utter any thing in privacy, which would look like disaffecting a powerful connection from a man for whom my personal esteem is infinite — this is so ...

... part of' it, might be necessary, and will be glad to treat with any Principal or his Friend, on this sub- ject ; the utmost privacy and delicacy will be observed on his parr. Application, by letter, is requested to be made to A. B. at .\ j. 2-j, Mie'hsei's-place ...

... loom. The loss of our aged Monarch had hitherto been lamented as a family calamity in the intercourse of individuals and the privacy of domestic grief. Yesterday gate a thousand voices tothe national sor. row, and a whole people knelt m humiliation »t the ...