... intercourse is permitted- in the'interior of his Ma. Jesty's apartments, but to the 'medical attendants, and. the strictest privacy is observed; the report of this evening is, that, at present, there are not the least symptoms of change or amendment. cc ...

... remain nearly the same. Marshal Beresford is courting Hygmia, in the cool retreat of Cintra. General Graham stays in modest privacy. General Trant returns to the vin- tage of Oporto; and Lord Wellington, we anxious. ly hope for, to enliven Lisbon; for, alas ...

... useless to the dead, and prejudicial to the living, thus gave a last practical testimony against the custom ; and in the privacy which he requested, may traced the habitual humility of his mind. In his library, the executors found sealed parcel, containing ...

... dozble ing Mi~nisterial and Princely indig atione°va:. been said, that the offer of the L.ioo I he tempting for his love of privacy; and that he as forward like the libeller on &ytus V. to reward of his own discovery. We 1oe !hcO .e the Pope's example will ...

... purpose could not be clearly ascertai'oed:; but whatever might be the object, or whoever might be .hthe secret mover, the privacy observed, and the acts in ofassassination, could not fail to impress upon the ,is Comittee a strong sense of the danger of ...

... left this place the day before- yesterday. ' The Minister, Baron Von Reitzenstein, w ho liied for some time 'past 'in great privacy a ¶ Mieidelbeig, has been recalled &to Carlsiruhe, and g set; out some days agofol: the, ?? of the a3liesi In Manheim, H cidelberg ...

... loftydemeanour befitting the cha, racter4 But it is in the latter scenes that his genius v breaks forth, when we view him in his, privacy re. 2 volving schemes of ambition, or solemnly meditating c on the fain bustle of his past life. His last - inter- view with ...

... French people from the throne of St Louis, and then to ab-. dicate in favour of his brother, to retire to that vim- tuous privacy which he has long rendered illustrious, I to other hands those cares and toils for which hi6ay~ars and infirmities, and his ...

... has hired the country seat of La Rosiere, in the vicinity: he came last from Blois, in France, where he had lived in great privacy for many months, wait- ing tie orders of his brother, who had taught him to expect some indemnification for the loss of his ...

... in their individuality and their va- riety; the suit of rooms assigned to the Empress, and all the apartments devoted to privacy, to study, or domestic enjoyment, are finely con- trasted by a sort of modest elegance, with the pomp and magnificence of ...

... ad'the principle of sor was i The argument against the principle of the tax, is as applied to trade, wa, that it irivided the privacy see wn of trade and commerce, and obliged'-h6nourable men sec :a to make disch0ssires which might be' ruinous to them- dir ...

... sheltered taemselves touching the proelafnation of Prince PRepnin, assd the surrender of Dresden to the Prussian troops, with the privacy and consent or this country, and officially n guaranteed by Lord Castlereagh, it now appeared to be a fact i- that the Noble ...