... Government of Sweden to go with his Queen, fon, and two daughters, to Switzerland, there to pafs the remainder of hia life in privacy. Jt is the general opinion that Bonaparte, ?? as be has made peace with Auflria, will propofe making peace witb tbis coun- ...

... carried to the Bois de Boulogne and (hot. None but military were prefent, and the execution was condufled with the greateft privacy. Mallet is faid to have exclaimed before he was (hot :— We are not tbe laft of the Romans. Paris papers to the 30th ult ...

... Moflengers wbo followed oue another. By the firft they were informed', tbat Lncieo Bonaparte had let off from Rome with great privacy, aod *Wi flight was confidered to be of fo much importance, joined oith other ctrcnm fiances, that a Cabinet Council was convened ...

... high-fpiri ted nation, and to exercife his influence in the primitive inte- grity of tbe ?? cbarader. In that dig- nified privacy which will doubtlefs diflta- guidi tbe flrd years of their union, they will have ki hue to flore up tbofe principles Which ...

... Palace of ihe Sovereign, withdrew' themfelves from ihe'inrox- . icated raptures of f be Parifians. paffed the day alone in privacy, and gave the fame re* i^grets to thofe who would have doled fo tbem (he put h to the lb rone of their ancef- tors, as to ...

... has relided for fome time at Hanau. where he occupies fome rooms at an hotel. He hardly ever appears ro public, and tbe privacy in Which be Uvea make* it concluded that he is engaged is fome fcienti fie employmem.*— ' He has only two perfons with hint ...

... tention. We oursetve- uiixed up so ninth de'icaey with our loyalty, as to decline making an unne- cessary disclosure of lhe privacy of domestic life. The time, however, is now one when every other feelin.r begins to be absorbed by those important considerations ...

... half-mast high. Many of the Churches and Chapels have i *»-i bung with black. Tlie Prince Regeut will spend this day ,n mournful privacy at Carlton-hou.se: the 7'ichess of Gloucester will stty with him, to . nd such consolations us the affectionate , up. thy ...

... exceed- ing three days. His hair is perfectly white. The Doctors Willis attend with the other Physicians, but not with the privacy of the King. He is quite cheerful in his conduct and conversation, eats very heartily, and enjoys good bodily health.' Dandy ...

... lives, and a celebrated physician is arrived to give him his aid; he is narrowly watched, and kept uuder the most rigorous privacy. Souie difficulty having been experienced at Madrid and the principal cities of Spain, in procuring salt fish on occasions ...

... The loss of our aged Monajto ' had hitherto beftn lamented as a family cala- mity in the intercourse of individuals and the privacy of domestic -grief. Yesterday gave a thousand voices to the national sorrow, and a whole people knelt in humiliation at the ...