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... ON EXTEMPORARY SPEAKING. NOTHING excites greater intereft the nund, than the view of a graceful orator, about to addrefs a great inert and intent on what he is to communicate. 13ut the admiration the hearer is raifed ftill higher, when he conceives that ...
... Paris, in a late mieeting of that A. cademyrigave the following information relative to forne of the curiofities of Egypt:- Speaking of the S; hynx, he fays, To this Collofian flatue divine honouits haa long been rendered on the banks of the Nile. Sacrifices ...
... where the G: ra royal affent was given to a great number of bills, and the .t the fpeech delivered from the throne, which the Speak- (h, Jionr read on his return; and thus concluded the laje SeS- heon of the J3ritUJ Parliament. n e aft, ...
... IMinister of his Danish Majesty, to demand from him a frank and satisfactory explanation. In all the Courts of Europe they speak openly of a confederacy between Denimark and sonic other Powers, to oppose by force the exercise of those principles of maritime ...
... their Lordihips might very well take into confi- deiation the entire queftion of the propriety of t oceeding with the bill. Speaking for him- felt, he did not. mean to pledge himfelf, in reconzniending the proceedings fo far, to pa& the bill. ' r t as h ...
... that towmn Davis is near 50 years of asei abbij five feet sir ches high, derider made, tied hair, swarthy com- plexion, and speaks with' the Irish accenti;-wore a bllftk coat, whiteispotted vest, and velveteen breeches; but in his way north he purchatsed ...
... are forced to this pra&icc by economy. Thofe who fit down table ven o'clock, and go to bed in the hour the workman rifes. Speaking breakfafts, fays, a new mode, a new has lately been introduced : our rich men wifh for their wives are of the fame opinion ...
... Teach ' * 'Hfaneatt Phiiofophy V\ ' ro r exerciijng the Tranflated from the h°' L. Delpiau, uiuo. Urds K.e»rtley. ...
... o'coc., the 'varseer, William Boyd, wen t tn M'vir Gu:.I1 a rooin-doa)r, and rcquested him to rome out, that he w ished to speak Nith him : Mr Guou, then undressed, immeiiiately oheyed ; anid, in the act of com ing out, was nmet by Bo yd at the door wvith ...
... g inhest higs, 'I swarthy complexi'on, much pitied witsi the small pox, ii speaks quick, and hasa particlar lisp, and hias an un- C common: rolling in his. eyes when speaking; dresseed I in a drab coloured coat, out at the right, elbow, and grey pantaloons ...
... He intends, on the xyth curt. to open a CLASS at Seven oc3ek in the mnoning; and from Seven to N:ne in the evening, for Speaking only. Ou tie same day a hi CLASs for YOUNG LAM E irg b roen 6ne l to Two. DlE, bgin Ni B. Mr C. begs to infenrm the 3Eadies ...
... r r)olaru y the V, - to dejlrojed. fee CCurr to Z, attended KOC Sou it 'V : ny P°fit«on of the h ;»»Bi«'oth to improve or Speaking of this to a Ruffian he informed me, that fourteen years ago he treatife on Land-furveymg in his own language, where the ...