... to give details of plot or of dialogue. To recount a plot in this play would be to invent a plot;- and to speak of its dialogue would be to speak of sen- timent without feeling, and jokes without wit. It was totally withdrawn. There can be no doubt of ...

... Gentleman in the country, and when you talked of S ldll anzi/~y we knew you meant Justice BoXD-and when you put out your hand to speak agaifst the Gentlemen, as was against filching, Dicil, he said, you'd a fine finger for a pocket. I always thoughtlsonesty ...

... Higgins, the itroof of which must depend very nuch. upon him, and would be-easily estabhised Other ?? thuin those who could speak dire~tly to the transaulion could not be very mnaieiial. Oni thepat iof the Defendant it was obje&.ed, thit he oight not to ...

... respedting seamen, it iS difficult to say, unless it. be to surprize the Americans into a belief that they no longer speak Eniglish. Mr. Baring speaks of our relations with America, in the language of sound philosophy. The apprelhen. sibns of ruin fiom our ...

... good. .natured sort of person, but that latterly he becanae irras- cible in his temper, and incoherent in his nianner of speaking, but nmost particularly where any thing con- nedled with East Indian affairs was mentioned. It is generally understood, that ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. BRBJSSELS, SEPT. 30.-Letters from Dnk irk, Ca- lais, Boulogne, and Abeville, speak ?F the movements there, and in the other ports of thie Channel, -for the purpose of refitting the armed vessels at those places. Troops are daily ...

... obly could not understapd each other's comn- ,plkiize.r Several qf the Foreign Ministers cannot speak Eno isxh, and' Mr. CANNINGi it seems, cannot speak Frepch intelligib!y, so a little misunders tanding naturally arose. This, however, i5 nothing. The ...

... t:singer, for some years 'back, at the Dublin Theatre,,,is engaged for the 'Summer' Season 'at'the Lyceum Thea' tre. Reports speaks most faveurably of the talents of this Gentleman. - A Tandem Glub is about to be establiehed in defiance of the Four-in-Hand ...

... times, and favourable expebtations, were entertained of the result of their endeavours. Some of our contemporaries affect to speak with con- fidence of the patriotic zeal of the Portuguese, on the ground of some statements made by ?? from Lisbon, arrived ...

... any part irn it., To, speak of him justly as ad Orator, would require' a longoessayr ;Every where natural, he carried -into n public sbm'ethin* of that simple and ?? exterior , which heored to him n puvate When lhe beganto 't speak, a- common cbserver ...

... and', after a stay of 24. hours, proceeded on Jiis journey for London. BANKS OF THE MAINE, JULY 2-._The public Jour- nals speak of a. great change which be expeted soon to take place in 'the Govern Switzerland. This report, however, appears to be very ...

... fron to til 3 oclock. Mr. SH EsIZAsN left town yesterday Dr Leatherhead, in Surrey. ItOt IJACONIC,. .Mi:h'eL, v'I.ILLis, speak thy mind. Am I the man or too? I am lint, te so kind -To tell nbe plain1ly. so5 If my pasnion yoti approve, I'm of course, ...