... iwarm. in all the Coffee-hoties, infeft every place of public amuufernefnt, intrude into every hotel, and in- vade even the privacy and retirement of domeftic life. Such is the conilitioil of France tinder a man who boafts of having united all hearts, and ...

... from er. A a School, may have a genteel CURACY, with eafy e u~ty9 in exchange, immediately after the Midfurnmer vacation. Privacy, if defired, will be flrifly refpefted, and poft- paid letteis anfwered by return of poft, addreffed toO.D. L. at Mr. W. Gattey's ...

... the ardour with which they have entered upon. their' enterprising mission' thle 1) like D' Angoulenie- set ?? the utmost privacy, andl in tlie pllainest attire, that hoc might not attract any notice onl the roads, or be liable to any ienpenll n eatts ...

... celebrated netresy, was buried in the cemetery of St. Cloud. She had- resided in the villaffge for somne time wvith great privacy, under the narule of Mrs. James. Shc wvdS buried in a thin :hell, stained bl ack, ?? unicoveredl with cloth or ornament of ...

... of Blackheath-hill, the otber of Berniondsey, grocers. In the course of the investigation, which was carried on with great privacy, a mrcane iained Hatton, against nwhom a warrant had been granted, was brought to the office, and immediately pointed out ...

... bishop of Canterbury and the Bishop of London were the officiating Prelates. The whole of the ceremony a-dttid -ith a much privacy as was consistent iw ?? FIRau of tnr par lvirnW x ?? Prinee Leopold, we understandt, gave Away. his Sister io the Duke of ...

... ex- eeedingthree days. His hair is perfectly white. The Doctors Willis attend with the other Physicians, hat not with the privacy of the King. He is qnite cheer- fiul in his conduct auid conversatio, eats Very heartily, and enjoys good bodily health. ...

... loss of our aged Monarch hbad hithertlo been r lamented as a family calamity in tbe intercourse of t individuals and the privacy of domestic grief. Sunday gave a thousefnd voices to the national sorrow, and a ,whole people knelt in humiliation at the ...

... considered thti a Aling 'too mItch! power in Ia Niagistrate, to anthor'iselhimi to' 'end a constables soid- den ly to invade6 the privacy oif 'Ali Englishmana's Lw t chamber, tanl to expose to oi~tv.r4-'age. d indiecelicy his wife and danughterr. If it wvas a ...