... (PIttVATE LETTERS.) Both Mr. Grattan and Mr. Corry remained in the Houfe during the night; but mealures had been taken with great privacy to have a meeting in the morning, which was folicited by Mr. Corry. About eight the parties met on the ground, about a mile ...

... the abseare of the usual sacred musie, There was te The organ was silent, and in fact thing was conducted with the utmost privacy of which the ‘ eccasion would consisteut with the rank of the illustrious deceased. | At eight bis Royal Highness the Duke ...

... and it atticularly provides, to make out the crime of shop- ifting ; 1st, that the act of stealing must be done without the privacy of any person in the shep ; the simple crime of Jarceny wil! nevertheless exist. This provision is necessary, for it frequentiy ...

... thus flatcd in the oppofitton papers: —Mr. Fox began with a molt lefpedttul apology to his Majelty, for intruding upon his privacy, hut pleaded the extrenie danger the prefent fituation the country his motive and apology. _ He proceeded to fay, that weie ...

... cammiffion ; in every varying fituation of life they invariably befit us: we are almoft equally expoled them in the fedufion of privacy, iu the tumult bufinefs—in the precipitancy of manhood, in the helpleffnefs of infancy, and the feeblcnefs of decrepitude ...

... report having been very industriously circulated, that the marriage of the Banker with the Lady alluded to, was solemnized in privacy on the morning when a f imer matrimonial contract of one the parties was dissolved death, the lady of a celebrated political ...

... were embarrassed, and that for this | reason she retired last year toFrance, where she the | vicinity of Paris, in great privacy, under the assumed name of James. An inflammation in the chest, attended with ‘the rupture of a blood-vessel, was the immediate ...

... this marriage with a lady who was about 3ft years if age, himself about 17- When considered this :ircumstancc, well as the privacy of the marriage, the difference religioii, he never considered it is a legal carriage Mr. Coke, of Norfolk, has positively ...

... French Embassy left Carls- rube on the 6th. The Minister, Barou Vou Reitzens- tein, who lived for some time past in great privacy at has been to Carlsruhe, aud set ovt some days ago for the head-quarters of the Allies. in Manheim, Heidelburg, and the vicinity ...

... of mind aad disposition only is sought for. No Lady need apply that has not a most preper sense of religton. The greatest privacy may be relied on.—It is requested that no person will be so un- geucrous as to answer this in Constastes —By an Act (of the ...

... hourly expe ation of important advices relpefling the event this expedition, which has been planned with the raoft laudable privacy. Tippoo Saib's cannon foundry a very curious of the perfeftion to which the natives India have arrived in the calling of iron ...

... positively expected to night. They will come by water, and are to enter at the back of the House of Lords, in consequence of its privacy.— Cotton Garden, which was before a pleasant open space, is now, in itself, a little town, for the rece tion of the above ...