... T AT>Y CARRJXr.TOV'S FIRST. GRAND BALL. \ .■■ speaking of this amiable Lady, it is almost] i.-ti- ■> iry to state, tint her parties, whether at' l» ?? • niie or in town, are uni'ormly com- ! , --r.l -.j ii the fir>t people in th- country eminent lor '>>;r»h ...

... i'aUJTO RUIV. By particiiiar tlesire, ' f v.- ?? »v:.i> :. M». I-- win speak an . £^,™bvHe.^lt-. To conclude with • . ■■ TA'c of MNStery.-— T.-kets and Places j, »f M ?? Lee, N T o. 33, U i>per Charluto- ' ■' '—' ?? DUUR V-LANE.— By the . . . ■ ...

... CAPTAIN BARLLAY. A letter from Newmarket, ?? at six o'clock vestenbly [* morning, speaks very favourably of this jirfat pedestrian's per- formance. The Captain Ua_ completed the one-four.!.- part of i bis surprising undertaking, ?? h.- is in fine fresh ...

... Warn, Musi-es u.mumber'd becrimson the click Whene'er the dear object is near : While somethi,,., ,hat truly no language can speak, in lovers confusion appear. When eves in fond contact by accident meet, How tme doth the incident prove ; As the heart's quick ...

... confidence and satisfac- '* tion to the ignorant spectators. This, Mr. Editor, is the true way of speaking of this Ijosc part of our strength, and by. thus speaking of them, you would neither rnnder them conceited, nor wholly discourage them, while af t-he ...

... read the uilidatits on both sides, and speak to the case to-morrow. .MB. LUDLAM'S LUNACY. Mr. Lodlam was about to address his Lordship, but was prevented, by .his Lordship's informing b.i,n, that he vyiould speak to him in his private room, ...

... seems entertained of the success of Mr. Gordon- Our Correspondent informs us that he has evinced superior talents in public speak- ing, and has no doubt of his being heard with great effea in St. Stephen's Chapel. The poll commenced on Friday, and at the ...

... Is merelY to ask, how ye do ? And if, because you've lost your place, You sli.l dislike to shew your face; And if the folks speak false or true, Who say, in buff, you still look bluef ...

... Report of the Address in the House of Commons yesterday,' it will Be seen, the Debate upon Peace was renewed. Mr. Elliot, speaking the sentiments of Lord Minto no doubt, condemned it; and every circumstance shews tliat it is disapproved by the whole party ...

... feature ?* Again Ihe alash of arms rescinds ! Again he saw her Iremhie ! 44 And why, sheasks, tlie.e warlike sounds? 44 Speak, speak, nor dare dissemble. They come, (he said) - 4 the horde of France, 44 Yei think not help deharr'd thee ; 44 .N0, while ...

... 'tiie amount of upwards af ?? which have recettdy beeii debated and read a third time, -were passed. - HOUSE OF COMMONS. th**- SPEAK Eft attended at four ?? common or- dertof li.c ddy having bren gone through, the House adjourned. ...

... FROM TIIE LATIN OF NAUGERIUS. A WOMAN once, as il is sun^, Culd speak so loud without a tongue, That you could hear her full a mile hence : A greater wonder I can tell, 1 knew a woman very ?? That had a tongue, and yet kept silence ! Err atom.— The sixth ...