... ow, under the Bill, could the people comp.ain of their grievances . Under the aCI, any Magiftrate can interfere with the privacy of domeftic comfort—he can obtrude into a family, and enter toe houfe without being refponfible for fuch unjuftifiable ootrulion ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... and pale ty'd fotrow Jiee. ! let the great by error led, many a gorgeous city fly, More with thee eat bread In and humble privacy. Mo'e hleft rove the heath along, At grey-clad eve, from labour won, To iiit the wood lark's piainrive And willful watch the ...

... sorrow iree. Ah let the Great by error led, To many a .gorgeous City fly, blest wiih thee eat my bread In peace and bumble privacy. More blest ro*t the earth along, At grey-clad eve, from labour won, list the w md-lark's plaintive song, And wistful watch ...

... (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 ...

... through his back. Both Mr. Grattanand Mr. Corry, remained in the Hotife during Monday night j but had been taken with great privacy to have a meeting in the morning, which was folicited Mr. Corry. About eight the parties jnet on the ground, about a mile ...

... his creditors, retired trom public sight, and lived very obscurely near Hackney; some of the neighbours, trom his extreme privacy aud other cir- cunistances, entertained a that lie was either a coiner or a fabricator of tyrged bank-notes, and the which ...

... income, to add to the comforts of bis family, was of consequence to himself, would, if it concerned us to follow him into the privacy of domestic do him no less honour asa man, than his public character, with which only we have to do, will ever redound to ...

... disappointed ladies, paved with marble, and supplied by the'clearest springs, w here the patient may drown w tli the utmost privacy and also have pistols for gamesters, winch (iu; stead of bullets ami slugs) may chargcd with leadj ed dice, that they may ...

... existing Government of Sweden, to go with his Queen, son, and two daughters, to Switzerland} there the remainder of his life in privacy. The dispatches received from General Sir' Arthur Wellesley, were dated Cnstello Branco, the Ist inst. which state that the ...