... DAY'. The Queen ! the Queen ! Goed save the Queen ! ?? through the joyious scene. .No sound is hesrd, no object teen, ?? speaks of lose to England's Queen. vrhis day, the nation'shope and pride, She passes like its blooming bride. :the joy that ?? each ...

... were wciling at froimIf61. to i81. 15s. each. SPEAK GENTLY! a Speak gently !-it is better far a, 'lTo rule. by love' than fear,' Spealti e-ethly-het not harsh words tar a The good wyO mright do here. Speak geutly. -Love doth whisper low' e The vows that ...

... Wday's & Tuesday's Posts. r ARIS, Ml~icr 10. T IN Bourdeaux Pdapers speak of an en- . (.;ment having took place, on the 9th of Xi }ebruIIry, bei~eti v eel)to InsurgentI in thaeisland i of Leo, an a body of the Royal Aruay, Who c Touted I:) nil ?? o .; ...

... English Ambassador, lately nted another Note to liasten the ne'ociations rela tv to Greece. The news from the Arch~ipelago speaks f two naval actions, in wvhich the Turkish anfi lEgyp- done fleets were roughly liandl~ed.-(Etoite.) . . .k- ...

... ns mo his Grace must be made through Sir Robert Peel.' a a So she went to Sir Robert Peel, and she said- ; Peel, Peel, speak to the Duke ; the Duke won't 3 order the Tories; the Tories won't desert the 3 Lords : the Lords won't repeal the lawe; and ...

... extant in MS., dated 1790, a portion of which was priuted in Paris in 180), in which the King of the F rench, then seventeen, speaks in the most affectionate terms of his sister, then in her thirteenth year. When Louis Phillippe joined the army, brother an ...

... ~isbon has caused a great sensa. of D ,,eg tie Apostolics, who are, however, ignorant New lereel obecet of hise nission. They speak of no- shop but sar. d. to do them justice, lthey are makt. C v ery prtpSOitirl1 in their powcr..-Quoflidien. Pari ...

... let the wretched cry aloud, The poor, the suffering, and the weak,- And there's no feeling in the crowd; They speak, beet as the worldly speak ! Blow sharp, thou blast,-of all bereft, My bosom to thy rage I bare; But spare the babe that I have left, The ...

... PRIVATE CORllSPONDENCE. Pars, 0Nov. 27. esterdela perlise'd a letter from Warsaw, Ji 'addaessed to al Irneih Olflicer. It speaks of great .11iovenselnts of troopis in Poland, and espeelly in the (;ratd Duchy of' Lithuania. New levies of n e l a raising ...

... to keep the British Lion from d roaring is to take care ha ii continually well stuffed li 7.-Certain members do not study speaking so touch e for its use as its abusr. d B.-It is very natural that the Tory party, having , sucked the orange iry, should ...

... apninted Minister for Foreign Affairs, in the , uncil ?? CMOnifw does not contain this omr Ination. I'fhe Augsbtr9hS GazetB speaks of a wlsunder- 5tanding between Admiral Heyden and Admiral 1la1- coltn, respecting the Egyptian vessg1s captured by tle Bssians ...

... ?? - PAISs, MAacti 2°. , ConRid(ole lele~v of seamen, for our Sihip' owar, is to take plhce. All the CCountS p. trun l ?? speak of tile native military l jL ejecie anti ?? of -troops in Prussia, i t the~rvr~sl cRhite. 4 eaere ?.qjihe7rch 1 e have letters ...