... tour, two mourning coaches, and one private coach, vu. tin: the Marquis Hertford, constituted the funeral procession. The privacy observed upon wj occasion was great, not even his Lordship’s ...

... heedless or tardy reply. Perhaps, after all, when we arrive at cur homes, instead that quiet fireside at which d to sit domestic privacy our wives and chHJren, and relieve otti burthened hearts sighing with them over the sorrows .1 our country, shall find some ...

... lives great privacy at Paris, and almost state penury ': no temptation could induce him, ently, to meddle the concerns his unhappy country ; and the Proclamation ascribed to him in the (’ontinental Journals, forgery. I'he Emperor Alexander lately offered ...

... prejudice ; you not see clear. I shall foiced, find, to reveal in defence my client, expressions intended only for love and privacy. shall read to you letter which no pen but that of a lover and poet could have traced. dated on tiie 4;h of May, and addressed ...

... Acre, Ty.he-nec. FlO CJuine deposited at. the time of the Remainder approved lillU, payable Belfast. Any Person lo purchase privacy, may apply the Proprietor, now ...

... power iri support Austria. He j is said to haveTO.OOy troops, which have continual-! ly been exercised, and with as much privacy possible. At Hamburgh and in other great towns thej French soldiers have received orders to in readiness to march. They have ...

... Ca.«x } Han who could Aggravate gross vloTation'of the’ On the atrvit of the courier, from • n.by lw manufaflure ofspiHu privacy, ,c~ait BePt*de,-a Km.icH of-btau .•’held, • »> attton outrage upon the person a King’s **£.. a time. * Oihcer, will shortly ...

... Government of Sweden to go with his Queen, son, and two daughters, Switzerland, there to pass the remainder of his life in privacy. The Gazette of Saturday contains Order in Council, dirctling that all Apothecaries, and other Compounders Medicines, See ...

... orders to prepare breakfasb if. they were friends come on visit from* town; For parpnm of still more effectually insuring privacy, some of the servants were sent on err.uids In the mean time, the parties left the house, and walked through the gardens to ...

... . , Chari, t IV. Spain, with his consort, the of liiiniia, her ton, and the Prince ol IVacc.'coteinue to rewde great privacy Mar. seiiles. lie old King hat recovered lii« in,lisp 1-itiim, and was remove mon with Ins t ,»diy to country seal, -Mch ...

... before the Ist J.muai y, 1811. The Fiince l>e Conde, since his removal from H» Wimbledon, lives in a stale of the utmost privacy, attended snoot number 1, s domestics. Cadiz Papers to the October, have been j received this morning. They not contain any ...

... seized under the President!? Proclamation. The object die secret sitting of Congress Sras bind the Members to the closest privacy as to the proceedings which had been taken with closed doors. Several Members declared they would not be bound any resolutions ...