... be divided into two kinds of people, thofe who follow bufinefs as a pleafure, and thole who follow pleafure as a bufmefs. Speaking of thole two great bodies, I do not mean to draw the line of didintlion between what we call the polite and commercial world—for ...

... with h-s public and private devotions, keeping his cell clean, and t.ic management of his garden, Lfr no vo d in Ins tinic. Speaking of the prefent troubles n Fiance, and that it was the general opuiion, tliat the icvcnucs of religious erdert would fequtfieied ...

... vdetl and bafell er cr formed, to injure me, and impofe on the Pub.ic : theiefore mail llatethe following Fads. TRUTH WILL SPEAK FOR ITSELF. I. The faid Mr. Harg has me of taking Plan) which is evident Fall.ly, ray Work having been publimed fortnight before ...

... pmpriety and neceffity of the meafure. Lord Rasvdon though of opinion that a Reform in Parliament might be neceffary, as not Speaking the voice of the people, which had ever been avowed by Adminittration ir . l the Ruffian negociation, yet he did not conlider ...

... Eighteenth Century. BY THE REV. DR. WEN DEHORN. Tranjlatcd the G.rm y ’‘with A.ld\ti-ms and CorreflioKS THE AUTHOR HIMSFf.F. Speak as am. Sdakt fpeare*s Otbt //». This View comprehends the State Politic?, Commerce, Literature, Arts and Religion of England ...

... we, perhaps, want that elo quince which might render our addrefs more acceptable— Wc come, however, with a prefent livres.- Speak, Legiflators--Tell us what you want--Our lives, our fortunes, arcthc property of the Republic—Our children defend the frontiers ...

... diverfion, and endeavour to lutcour Val niciennes. he perpetual mention ofoi parallels in one fenV jiiibfied. m:t hematically speaking, arc I'mci which however continued) never approach each other!’* .S«>n»e ilirterence laid to have tween the Rullian Cotn ...

... Book Houlewifeiy, rice is 6 ...

... Inarmnents, Songs, i&c. Of wham may be had, FISHER's NE W GRAMMAR, with tXLRC I SES or BAD ENG LIS H: Or an eafy Guide to Speaking and Writing the Englith Language elegantly and corrally by which any Petfon, of a tolerable Capacity, may, in a !hurt Time ...

... ALEXANDRIA. Speaking of Alexandria in Egypt, fo celebrated for its ccrmtnerce, both in ancient and modern hiftory, Mr. Bruce obferves, that it has two port,, the old and the new. The entrance into the latter is both difficult and dangerous, having a bar ...

... the finging part of thefervicein the following words: Let us to tlic prail'e and glory Goa !—a hvmn of otvn compofing !” Speaking-figures are every day becoming more and mors common and at this time a tvriitny-jigure, the produ&ioit ingenious carpenter ...

... He after removed London, where feeing a Speaking Figure, made byfome foreigners, he completed another in very Ihort time, ami that means accumulated much money exhibiting it in various parts England. The Speaking l igure he afterwards fold to a printer ...