... thefe uentlenien his vote, as he himafeif did not-afpire o the honour of a fea' in Parliament -He did not wifll to leave that privacy in which. he had lived for twe ty years.. If the Livery did chufe him t let iE be honourably, as he (hould not purchafe a ...

... very different indeed from the one imputed to -him in the Oifcipd Journal. Louis XVIII. continues to live in the great- eft priva:cy, and never appears in public, except- ing at church. The Emperor has fent a courier to the Ele&or of Baden, charging him ...

... and every thing fettledt between the marauding parties, alhoft withoutl the confeent of the Prince, at leaft without his privacy, as to the ?? of the fpoils, be- caufe he and his agents aded Aovea fie;e whijft thofe who fupported his demands, meditated ...

... armies (in cafe of certain events), that hisf tar~y r reputation would more quietly and WYtiiny evaporate, and be forgotten, i privacy and remotenefs of Trans-Atlantic be ment. Can it be that Bonaparte Rill c hufid remain the na ater of his life and liberty ...

... prudent to ha- ?? zard.any speculatior up' the sulject. We-aave- some information wlich ibis opinipa recomnmeds us to keep in privacy. ' The 63d regiment em- -s barked yesterday. norning, andproceeds with thet .1leet. - ,, - - 1 Captain Mackinleyof the Lively ...

... Majesty permission to accompaby him. t Alexander politely,but firmly refused it,alledging, n that he should go with tile ufmost privacy, and a retufr in a very short time, Caulincourt never- I theless persisted ; and on the Czar's coitinuing D to-deny him, he ...

... Government of Sweden to go with the Queen, t son, and two daughters, to Switzerland, there to a pass the-reniander of his days in privacy. An' English cutter, which passed the Sound f on the 26th ult. with dispatches for St Peters l burgh, returned with a flag ...

... breakfast, as if they were friends come tol on a visit from town. da For the purpose of still more effectually insur- as ing privacy, some of the servants Severe sent on th errands to Roehampton. In the mean time, tile d. parties left the house, and walked ...

... assured, has eOP - a wich to som hof his r's; that he iaM s 3- rated. pieviosly to the nising -of parlialtuet 1 by retiiing in, privacy froini the Tower, a-t0 assemblage'myk be pievenited M . -SiriFacis Burdett's action again as cnsiable~ofn t Tower, oa a plea'of ...

... intercourse is permitted- in the'interior of his Ma. Jesty's apartments, but to the 'medical attendants, and. the strictest privacy is observed; the report of this evening is, that, at present, there are not the least symptoms of change or amendment. cc ...

... remain nearly the same. Marshal Beresford is courting Hygmia, in the cool retreat of Cintra. General Graham stays in modest privacy. General Trant returns to the vin- tage of Oporto; and Lord Wellington, we anxious. ly hope for, to enliven Lisbon; for, alas ...

... dozble ing Mi~nisterial and Princely indig atione°va:. been said, that the offer of the L.ioo I he tempting for his love of privacy; and that he as forward like the libeller on &ytus V. to reward of his own discovery. We 1oe !hcO .e the Pope's example will ...