... 5 feet 10 inches high, swarthy corn- plexion, marked with the small pox, black curly hair, thick lips, and rather ?? nose, speaks French with a German accent. ...

... of living with the man who had done him the greatest N wrong. He speaks of his past history as if it had occurred three c centuries ago, its his recitals and his observations, he speaks a the language of past ages; he is like a spirit discoursing in-the ...

... addressed to his Majesty by the Lawyers of Ghent, relative to tlse Roval Decree of the 26th October last, on the obligation to speak and write in the National language at the bar, and in the public official documents. AUSTRIAN FUNDS. M Metalliques ?? - VIENA ...

... and of living with the man who had done him the greatest wrong. He speaks of his past history as if it bad occurred -three centuries ago; in his recitals and his observations, he speaks the language of past ages; le is like a spirit discoursing in the ...

... to the Aftinesty. According to the teims of the law, the wit- f i;tssets call nalce no oral dtpositions, dcd no Cou mel can speak in t'avour of the aceused. Ihe llep'orter only will be heard+. I 'ive per cent. Cons. .p-aio--iianlC Adlions, xo64f. ] t ...

... Court's lnfeigned admira- tion of his private character. Thatthis Court cannot resist the opportunity thus afforded them, of speaking in detail, of the services which Lordl Viscount Sidmouth has, at different periods of his honourable and useful life rendered ...

... shoot out thchr arrowe, even bitter ivords. Tley hava said, with our ton gues will we prevail'; we are thev tbat *?lght to speak; who is .T.ord over us? But their own tongues shall nke them fall; insomuch,; ?? whoso seethlthe;q shalllassgh themn t Pscorn ...

... declared, that it only belonged to a ru- sillanimous and irresolute Government, apparent y meaning the French Government, not to speak out, to conceal its weakness and itskdesigns. The Speech of the Kin of England has appeared, and it is drawn up as we said ...

... iet ihi li tde Latin 9tntax, Student niay learn to articulate evryword *itb ilropritj lie taugh tdi moderate the voice and speak with nccuracq of jhfie3dtiA, fitiH the easiest to the most difficult sVeciftlens of Engilsh Ohtdr1cal Composition. By JAMES ...

... immediately attended to. S VALET and GROOM, a young Man, 23 A years of age; has no objection to town or country, or to go abroad; speaks French; can have a good character from the Gentleman he last lived with.-Letters (post laid) addressed to W. H. No. 27, M ...

... FOSkET', Esq. late Senior Captli; or the .Lxh ?? I)ragoons. i'here's tiae diktaenlc throws 'Ale hacr - o r.,but I msay boldly speak In rigllt, hlloublt pro-od uppressioni wil lnot hear me? VX'lCLssi PasES LVEn. - Pubhli-he; Isy J. ?? Richardson, No. 23, ...

... Native of Germany, as BUTLER, or a VALET; A he can shave and dress very ivell, and he Call speak In- gli:,h and French fluently. Noe obijection to go inito the country. He canm h:.ve ai ha-ve a very good chatadoer from his last situatioa. Direct A. B ...