... reduced to 124 P cent, ad valorem. In speaking of the price he should speak of that quality which was taken as the standard, fur the price of tea varied from halfpenny per pound to about 4s. 6d., and the trade, speaking of it, spoke of a given quality. In ...

... itexquisite. We kiow nothing of the ingredlients; that we leave to such as are more 'curious in Fish Sauce' than we are; bnt eve speak to the richness of its flavour, which, to our thinking, would create an appetite under the ribs of dealh.- Saiirist. THORN'S ...

... Milton, Pope, Gray, Young, bhomsom, Dryden, Collins, Gold- smith, Scott, and Byron. Lectures will be delivered on the art of Speaking, and on Gesture and Action, both ancient and modern. The Student wvI be taught, also, to read the Psalns and the other Scrip ...

... will he respsctf!illy Attended to. EDUC ATION1 ITALIAN AND FRENCH, MMAHRT 'by a Gentleman Educated on the 1 Continent, who speaks both Languages with fluency. References wrill be ftound highly res pectable, by Letter di. rected to A. B. flt Mr. Tyrrell's ...

... constructed for that humane purpofe. He was so much exhausted, that it was a considerable time before be recovered sufficiently to speak to be under- stood. The Brazen had the day before taken a prize off the Isle of Wight, and sent her to Portsmouth, under the ...

... be healed, are notrlikely soon to be terminated. A letterfrom Jainaica; to the 15th of September, received by the Porter, speaks of the arrival of transports at Puerto Rico from Spain, preparatory to an expedition against Colombia, under Morales. ?? Letters ...

... 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 ...

... BLUFF KING HAL. Messrs. Bologna, *Faulo, Floxasore, and Le Barr; Miss Fawcett.-Doors open at 6S. LYCEUM. Tisss Eveorrat, WHO SPEAK'S FIIIST.-A ROMANI IC IDEA. (2nd tissE). Messrs. C.Mathews, Hall, Roxby; Miss Fitzwilliam, Miss ilowasd.-THE lUNG OF THE rEACOCKS ...

... THE OBSERVER, in speaking of the Ink for the Perryian .U Pen, says,- In consequence of finding the usual inks unsuitablelor the Perrylan Pens, we obtained the Perryian Ink; this was all we could de- sire; for the pens, which before seemed to admit ...

... -Do not know. GENT.-It is now a title of courtesy commonly applied to all respectable people out of business. Strictly speak- ing, neither money nor land, but birth or appointment, makes an esquire. RcAsi.-Ex~clnsice information is always acceptable ...

... Bilotughall Street. London. FOREIGN INTELLIGENTCE. Tim FReXCII MINISTRY.-The tonle of the Journal ds.4 Dobutle of Tuesday, in speaking of the virtual defeat of Minister, in the Chamber of Deputies on the previous day, is so setlieus, that the public, generally ...

... ornament; my tresses fell iD4 rapid decline,, became extremely thin and gray. and at sumed the appearance of advanueed age. Speaking truly, I became actually horrified, by the bumilititI c artge which,-howeveri resorting ot orowedlocks, Icest to conceal ...