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... Mr. Speak,- faid, Grace he had been ap. pealed to, he (hould have confidered himfeif as guilty of a breach of his duty if he had not (topped any Gentleman whom he had conceived was guilty of a breach of tarsier. He faid he fhould difcharge his duty in ...
... once Ventured to give opision on the iceat a Sir ft I c art Jona, the faint Manner with th. SMITH, became the of ridicult. Speaking Xialt Atthtir, that gitat Philorophe obfcrved, I had read Pritite add *ad it with admiration, *bin niat it all leen, d by ...
... tOM3 AY COUR I tR.3111 Dee. On Sunday evening lafl, the Honorable Corn• pany'sCruifer Fly, Captain Speak, anchored in the Harbour from Bufforah. The fangulne expehtions which had been entertained of a Packet nver.land by this opporbinily, have ended in ...
... well. The Pottug nese ships saw a said in the Bay in latitude tS N. fleeting the fame courfe with themselves, 'but did not speak her, nor did she chew any colours :—nn the folloising miming they had nearly IA sight of this vessel, %shish remained Allem ...
... Entertainment of the Farmer, are in Rehearsal at the Pau T NOON, and will pro. bably be represented on Wednesday next: Re. pert speaks highly of *me new Scenery in preparation for the Farmer. We vaderßand that fome alteration has been made In the Gallery, the ...
... him a martyr to liberty. 1m ►il we t afterwards they Prroottce a tyrant I and since it is among the crimes of the day to speak or to think ill of Marv. thry wt uid rotes r;stillotitre the applrutiers n Rolempierrr. it mar even be &Palsied of that martyr ...
... lift moment. sod on afcendiog the ladder the moment he WU off, he continued (pitting at, abuGug and coifing the furrounding Speak. tors. ...
... whether it will Rand the ten impartial It is obvious that you have fubflituted ridicule for wit, and Jupliiitry tor arguastnt. —Speaking of a Pun, you fay — It has not been the inttruinent of lt,olutions, or added to the Catalogue of wars. In other words ...
... his eulogy—%ere a defect of to us, who have, will admiration, fen, an! ban s , Breathe forth his 6 ter conc.: i but then to speak tutu;. I. fit Is his own ShaqlAart—caal Qom. avut4tor—b.ta of 't was pretty hirnewery Lour tat draw His ached a his ...
... Circirs, for the following observations on our countrymen. The Celebrated Rocea ASCHAM i,r ene his letters /r. eis.gsb*ri, :has Speaks of the : ENGLAND need fear no Outward rae. tries ; the lusty lads venue he in England. have seen on a Sunday, more likelie ...
... war, the communication of his fentiments can do him no puffible harm. He has had thrm-and-twenty years experience in India. Speaking of the intelligence that they had received from England, and ot 'our proceedings, he lays, 1 wonder Lord Cornwallis has been ...
... The Re. Lind Pallet of this month, was doted at the Seeretary's (Ace yefterday es g, and lent on board the Drake Captain Speak to be conveyed to 'tuatara.— Drake is expeCted to fail early this morning. The great length of tone that the Viper aud Antelope ...