... no* very penetrable. Every order refpecling public atTairs, efpecially what relates' to the armies, is i.'itied with great privacy, and is only known by the refult. The preparations for war, boih by the Aultrian . and French, aie carrying on with much exertion ...

... from this period, was all-powerful : the dreadful tife he made pf his power all the world knows. mother and I lived in great privacy, hardly ever going out the houfe, and receiving ftw or no company. Melancholy and dejtdted through the our fhort flumbers ...

... fcenes, from which but a fenfe of duty feems to have had the power to draw him. B it he was not allowed long to enjoy this privacy. The fupreme government of the United States, haftily thrown up, a moment of turbulence and danger, as temperary fortification ...

... thefe uentlenien his vote, as he himafeif did not-afpire o the honour of a fea' in Parliament -He did not wifll to leave that privacy in which. he had lived for twe ty years.. If the Livery did chufe him t let iE be honourably, as he (hould not purchafe a ...

... very different indeed from the one imputed to -him in the Oifcipd Journal. Louis XVIII. continues to live in the great- eft priva:cy, and never appears in public, except- ing at church. The Emperor has fent a courier to the Ele&or of Baden, charging him ...

... and every thing fettledt between the marauding parties, alhoft withoutl the confeent of the Prince, at leaft without his privacy, as to the ?? of the fpoils, be- caufe he and his agents aded Aovea fie;e whijft thofe who fupported his demands, meditated ...

... opposite to that which wished him to follow. Vain, availing myself of the freedom which the First Consul permits in domestic privacy, did I wish to make the voice of natural affection be heard I became sensible, from his conversation, that he neither felt ...

... creditors, he retired from public sight, and lived very obscurely near Hackney : some of the neighbours, from his extreme privacy and other circumstances, entertained a notion that he was either a coiner or a fabricator of forged bank notes ; which suspicion ...

... armies (in cafe of certain events), that hisf tar~y r reputation would more quietly and WYtiiny evaporate, and be forgotten, i privacy and remotenefs of Trans-Atlantic be ment. Can it be that Bonaparte Rill c hufid remain the na ater of his life and liberty ...

... s fate, and man ' SWay> u i•. dS Lamenting such as wedlock , tie; jjl Ah, that they ere had known But rather deemed in privacy t0 * e And pass their days in independe' _ Than every nobler sentiment e> And for the paltry luxury,—to p le ' Forego that ...

... contributing to the incUon which employed his youthful years. But the studies which arc prosecuted in the abodes of lettered privacy, and under the parental roof, had not that dazzling charm for the heart of the young M'Leod with which the field of glory ...

... prudent to ha- ?? zard.any speculatior up' the sulject. We-aave- some information wlich ibis opinipa recomnmeds us to keep in privacy. ' The 63d regiment em- -s barked yesterday. norning, andproceeds with thet .1leet. - ,, - - 1 Captain Mackinleyof the Lively ...