... ON EVIL-SPEAKING. IT is a melancholy confideration, that converfation funs very low ; that, if any topic of religion is flarted, it b rings us under the odious imputation of cant and hypocrify ; if anv topic of ufeful learning, it lays us open to t he ...

... rzrz SPEAK!: :2. TiE following tribute Of' iespeft and esteem comes to us, recommended by such _honest feeling, that, participating, as-we do, in the same sentiments, we cannot deny ourselves the satisfadion ip of in. setting 4t.. The inhabitants of ...

... Alderman ANDERSON did not attempt to speak. Alderman COMBE - came forward, and vac re ceived with ,shouts of applause. He did not wish t° intrude himself upon the notice Of . the Livery Alderman CURTIS and Aldertnan ANDERSON ba°, been heard, but these ...

... - '7•' - '' - ' 'very various, and that at times the medicines were and he speaks paeticularly of a Report which he.made to the Su rgeon G e ne ra l o n t h e 7th f August, 1801, of the unfitness for use of many of the, medicines, and at the same time ...

... and, speaking rationally,' _there is, in dim instances, no gain ; for what the landlords acquire, it is obvious, the t eants must hi -se ; and, circuitously, the landt,)emselves will at last repay, as tenants will do less justice to their estates, and ...

... is dellined to the throne cf the former, and lowa to that of the latter kingdom. The Speak confpirators had accredited agents at Paris, whom the Spanifh Ambaffador there, Admiral has demanded to have delivered but who, notwithltanding the fees and frank: ...

... /* ► The Opposition Faction, in speaking of the reconciliation between Mr. Pitt and Mr. Addington, wish the public to consider it as a Coalition knowing from their own experience the'horror and indignation which the public attach to that expression.— ...

... Speaking of, and Ave' ,ing to - the many most importbeen appointed by the ;lit securely say that none to the House in its forma• the country in its remits naval Inquiry, which was Lord, who stood must descry-7 of his couturv, who bad fought her battles ...

... should speak to the fact 7, iiiid were held to be those of theory . ; but the Man who would . prophecy and foretel , all that would happen in the 1 West-Indies, was tle man Of ex,peitencel7-:-( „I laugh.)• The BISHOP of LONDON ative,3. - ted to the i ...

... tharof at child, consists chiefly in not speaking before he has thought . ; and in not his thoughtb: in restraining his appetites ti tiling and pleasures, and strenathen• ing his desires of those attainments which will produce real and durable happiness ...

... • „ I JO4) pnrrioses of rrivste emoichsent, h e - • speaking,to the spe,,el4 end not to the pamphlet; patirphiet, whichii have read wore than once, does not in . ewty ' part of it exactly correspond with the sweet as delivered by the Noble Deetiturant ...

... immediate direition of the This machine works upon a of on a platform erefted on or, more properly speaking, on vaults of the church. From this tion, no past of the machin:•ry by w: is lower:d. c.:n be seen above. will be made of wood, and about t coffin ...