... ltdicy add rd tbip I We nttn-icn-d, Lotne rirtse, uey, ituswe'lr, stla a I, party h's been forini' to oppetec ruany of tb-- inla- Aurt,- ii: toc Gtir~n -. 'net. -l h,; part-y alffeuf a greatli zeal far tiiatrts, and (whatever tbeir 11~tiiti1c ?? S-L) ...

... SWEDISH DINNER PARTIES. The Swedifh dinner parties are expenfire ar- rangements of fliew and forirnality. It will often happen, that out of forty or fifty people, who ap- pear in confequence of an invitation fent with all poflible ceremony, and perhaps ...

... Description of Party of North American Savages. r,. __ ' -dvtcrica. C> y lit St Vinwi « ! es ot observing 1 assent hil hundnp, rcckoned to bc en . men ' women, ' lOUs nations or '°*a,d ' Mitoi., See., th 1„- first tlme of ies. 'p, east of 5r appearance ...

... Political Party Spirit, with Specific for its Eradication. In a Letter a Friend in the Country. Candida pax homines aecet te^ v jp' Cessante cessat et effl'ctus. Dlar Sir, 7 UU km promised, some ago, give you seiit) on the nature and effects ,,J Sp'rit ...

... On Party Spirit. Ex privatis odiis, respublica creicit. To the Editor. SIR, J 'HE above motto has been selected for this paper, from a persuasion •it some instruction may be deduced r it ; and which, if properly made of, may prove highly beneficial ...

... Upper Seymlour-ftreer. ,ir K;ingfton's Rowt, Stratford plasce. j~adv Culn ife's Donolr, Newv Norfnlk-ftreet. §.r xndrew'sb Party, Cleveland-row, Ttrt.OXAY!. ' t4l Corbett's G:r.nd Dirnner, \'tortimer-ftreet. turd Camlldenl's Dinnler, Arlrgtnn-s'treet. ...

... communicated to Mr Ba'R s, who affembled fome of his coaltl officers, and a party of his yeomen, and formed the Tefoluti6n to board her before day-light. He dispatched a party, who were pofted in different- places along the fhore,. to prevent any perfon ...

... ware-houfe, with 39 hogftieads of fugar. On the alarm being given, Lord Dundas, with a party of the North York militia, came very promptly from the caftie, as alfe a party of the Grit i'encible ca- valy, commanded by the Hon. Col. Villiers, from Piers Hill ...

... COMMON'S—May jo. The irseorue bill bc;ng read a third time, T.lr Pitt i_:s. a claufe to empower the Com- ?? ie> fiitnmoo parties to an exstminittsor. -rivet vac;, if they ?? .-,cg!c£_ to return the explanatory fch-iiu'.c within a iimited time. After fome ...

... feverely--the very party e about his perfon, who were daily receiving his s favours, were fo confcious of their danger, that rthey were the firf: to promote the plan for de- ttlir6ning him. A confiderable time before his death, this party refolved to force ...

... main strength, and then gave place to others. Thus we form- -t ed a party of about 20.-It was exactly four A. MI. They sat down, waiting in anxious suspence for some more of i the party, who, having taken a different rout in the dark, I entered with equal ...

... following relation of extraordinary occurrence will have no difficulty in finding a place in it. On Sunday z2d April current, a party of gentlemen were walking in the country. They were on that road which, before you defcend to the village of Slateford, leads ...