... defeats the counterfeits (fuppoted, arife from the v)f Igincs with which they are Itampcd ; omfi- Iquence from the ncccfiary privacy o» thur I ecutlon. I.all week at the Pontefraft fciTi ns, t'.r Cl ra Suptrvifors delivered to Migiftrater, the account of ...

... April _5 : — Several executions have lately taken place in the Champ de Mars j but they have been conduced with fo much privacy, that few know either the number of the victims, or the caufe of their execution. The preparations againft England con- ...

... run between Mr. 11. and Mr. Lambert; but the former in this contest gained victory without struggle. Notwithstanding the privacy with which this experiment was attempted to fie made, the fame of the antagonists did not allow it remain secret. It was graced ...

... ner he has been known to adminitter to tbe wants of the poor. It is his with if he Iliould he recognized in this hate of privacy, that no one will take off their hats ; but tfae gracloufcefs of his defire puts the heart in tbe hand as it uncovers the ...

... the greater fame appears To claim a nation's sighs aha tears ; Yet still, retired from public eye, *Tis your's to shine in privacy ; To warm witlioiiftheatric spell The happy sphere in which you dwell* *Tis your's with winning smile to please, And gaiety ...

... so hight: advice ng bim not to come toher in Chief. The te Gieenwood might watch them, case. Lt would not | ver wish tor privacy in heer tran- 2ny criminal procee The Right Hon. Gentleman of justice to his Ro 4 that part of the minutes which that the ...

... Government of Sweden to go with his Queen, fon, and two daughters, to Switzerland, there to pafs the remainder of hia life in privacy. Jt is the general opinion that Bonaparte, ?? as be has made peace with Auflria, will propofe making peace witb tbis coun- ...

... exprefied a wi(h to his friends, that he may , be liberated previouily to the rifing of Par- liament ; fo that by retiring in privacy from the Tower, a tumultuous atfemblage may be prevented. Wednefday a Court of Common Council was held at Guildhall, when ...

... Charles IV. of Spun, with his confort, the Queen of Etruria, her fon, and the Prince of Peace, continue to refide in great j privacy at Marseilles. Ihe old King has recovered from his late indifpolition, and was to remove next month with his family to a country ...

... lately announced the elopement of Dr. R. from his bail ; but from the nature of the cafe with which he ftood charged, and the privacy of his' examinations, we have been altogether in the dark ?? him. It being bow aicertained, that he has fled to Holland, we ...

... Charlton Esq. adjoining to Ludlow, the South side ot the river where he will have extended premises, ample ftabling, and greater privacy; and thus, if he has sense enough to know when he is well off, he will think himself a fortunate man that fate has brought ...

... but even that of his own brother, probably led thereto by sordid and avaricious motives; clothed in darkness, and in the privacy of night, he saw him in the bosom of his family in quiet and repose, and had left him a lifeless corpse. The circumstance ...