... (hall quit earth’s rollirg ball. Full of honours, wealth —and difeafe; ! reprefs not the voice, (’tis Wifdom’s kind call) Speak* inward, and points true peace! Counfclsman to be faiihfuh his talents impart. And wifely, while lift’* faud (hall run. ioothing ...

... for the i'weets your cane alTnrds. there, ft metitnes tell us, L thirc one who reigns on high ? iik Bin you and sell us, Speaking fiom his throne, the Iky ? A him if y ...

... is a good deal marked. with the fsall pox, frs.h corn - plexioned, and has black hair was born in LiVillCO]O- n ihire, and Speaks the Lincoluflhire dialel1; is a hard- , 'a'ocking n has'lately been employed at Hull or near it, afid' is fappofed tO be now ...

... neccflary that a Parliamentry inquiry ftrouM take place, and that if thefe reports (boulJ prove cor red, a remedy (Would be Speaking for lihnfelf, would fay that fuch pradlire* did exift, and knew of no meant that could fp-edily and cflcdlnally reprefs them ...

... feat FART 111. Overture, and Dead March in Saul Aii, Mrs. Second. In fzuecUjl harmony Chorus 0 Jatal 'day Song, Matter Smith, Speak ye can tell Rccil. Mr. lucU doii, arm's Air, Sound an alarm Chorus, We. hear, zve hear Air, Mr. Btllamy, Wave from Air, MiL ...

... robes on the throne Sir Fraucis ? ?? etta, uater oF the'bhck rod, was fent to the Comi'mons to arquaint them thereof, the Speake'. of w5hr t,; with feeral Metbers, foone afte attendeid 'th& bt3 of the Houfe, wh er the King dedivered the folloving fpeech: ...

... which it might known and recognized. This great Lint, thought, had, in a confiderable degree been attained, ilh difficulty. Speaking the relative fituation of the two Countries. he could not help adverting the pre-eminence Great Brrain her Navy ; with regard ...

... Government in It they M enterta, aimed at had been the aid impartial balance Asrdard which it m Mint, thought, ha. difficulty. Speak tries, could not Britain in her Navy i aras to any m thi ,11 her refources, and a—te with him in fayi ?ory and profperity. ...

... Bouillon died, leaving Captain His title and all his property in France, llic Captain took the title, and was in the Gazette. Speaking Trench, and with Frenchmen was appointed our Government Commander of all the Jeffry ftation, and the objeA this appointment ...

... about a minute. FRIDAY & SATURDAY * MAILS LONDON, NOVEMBER 3—4- ft that the real huDm-fs the New Paliament. after choofing the Speak >oUfwcari >K in the Members, would polled, but a* vular letter w.*s yefterdi; fent rovnd the Member*. front Mr. Addington ...

... Spanitii man war, and thinking nceefliu y to lay to his men (though was better | acquainted with many things than public Speaking), ; die-lieu them in the following manner:—“ What firame it win be tor you Englilhmen, who live upon good to let Spaniards ...

... of the moft profound. It 1- an Exhibition founded upon real Philofophical Principles, —i'hoot th* stii of Ventrtloqnilm, Speaking Figure.,, or fucli like Deceptions, To five them an idea of it wn.vub.ve not it inipolfible ; and the firft Phiiolnphcra ...