... by the extenflivenc(s of his correfpondence, has ly difcovered a fecret which the French Court had cie ed wiih the utmott privacy, and which they deemed impenetrable : but by the vigilance of this geniiens now remains'no longer a fecret, that the Court ...

... got off for tranz portatian.” (12.) Several foreigners of graat diltin€ion lately arrived here, for the fake of greater privacy, or fome oticr palitical mQtive, have at one ijme cauied itto be reported that“they had fet out on their retarn home; ar anctier ...

... difarmed, is really falfe. On the contrary the utmoft afliduity has heen ufed torender it compleat, though in_the ftricteft privacy. What purpofe this preparation is to anfwer cannet with any degree ofp likelihood be afcertained, a: many fufe reports are ...

... fometimes met with gold duft, which the Indians gathered in the fands of the river. This commerce was carried on with the utmoft privacy and ftriétnefs, and fome of the adventurers made pretty confiderable fums of money, as they met with innnediate markets for ...

... of his efteem. But a Court life being not :frmble to his temper, he quitted it two years after, and retired to his beloved priva‘cy, being then not only acquaiated with the Laxl.‘. Greek, Hebrew, and Chaldee languages, but with Philofofhy. the Mathematics ...

... mui} Prompt them to._ deftroy, Serying procefles on women, and bringing. them Lo “court, was'a fhocking violation og that privacy and retirement of the fex, which thelaws of Mahomet fo lkfii‘[ily enjoin ;. aud which the followers of tlicfe laws canuot fee ...

... of my private life ded you a plaufible fecurity for my public aralter;, Thould this'day have found myfelf that unambitions privacy, from which your tereftedne® originally called ne furward., | From your -confidence in niy integrity, you ! d not think it ...

... private life afforded you a planfible fecurity for my public character; 1 fhould this day have found myfelf in that wnambitious privacy, from which your difintereltednefs originally called me forward. From your contidence” in my integrity, you did not think ...

... (though the inhabitant of the meaneft garret) had by his birthright in the place of his hebitation, and in rhe peace and privacy of his family. He thought that parliament itfelf was not competent to pals fuch a lawit was not competent to repeal Magna ...

... fuch a manner, as fhould be thought fit; affirming, that ‘hc;\h’d mych tafay to him, and of'fach a naturg ‘as wbufi require privacy, and fome time and ‘?zticncc in the hearing. Sir Ralph promifed,; he would fpeak firlt to the lgdke of hin, and then he fhould ...

... complicated beauties fumundiniit thar the eye is not only repofed but captivated with the profpeé. This fpot, from its extreme privacy, and d:{;htful fituation, we m‘:{ very well furpofe was facred to retirement and ft ‘y, and, in al pmfubility, gave birth ...

... that which I willied him to follow.” — In vain, availing myfelf of the freedom which the Firft Conful permits in domeltic privacy, did I wifh to make the voice of natural affedtion be heard; T became fenfible from his converfation, that he nei-| ther felt ...