... has appeared to hang the eastward the two last days, have no doubt that he has again Sailed resume his off Bresti The S.n, speaking of Young Roscius' prfornjance Fredcri.t, in I.overs' Vows, Wednesday evening, concludes thus;— Upon the whole are of opinion ...

... shall find, ‘The joys 1 lett lang syne! As I drew near the ancient pile, My heart beat a’ the way ; Ilk pluce I seem’d yet to speak Ut some dear former day ; Those Gays that follow'd me afar, Those happy of mine, Whicli makes me think the joys at band, Were ...

... adoption of some means reliel lor these unfortunate men. regretted the absence ol a Noble of hi* (Lord who was accustomed speak with much feeling, knowledge, and eloquence on this subject; but there were some relative to the situation prisoners for debt ...

... remains were attended to the grave by: a great number of persons whom his bounty had made comfortable. Parsons, the comedian, speaking of the subjeft of the following particulars, frequendy declared with the greatest gravity, that he would rather expend a ...

... ANTIQUARIAN RESEARCHES. Esnr Ln, his History Liverpool, speaking of the siege of Liverpool, mention*, *• that the Parliament had strong garrison Liverpool under CoL More, and that upon the Ca*tle many cannon were planted, well annoy the besieger* at distance ...

... Mr. Sturges answered it was, as far as he understood, nearly the Some accounts received by Government from the Dutch coast, speak of # part of the cavalry intended for the invasion of this country, that had actually been embarked, having been again landed ...

... that the men step out, and keep their bodies square to the front. I shall only remark further, for it is impossible here to speak to every point, that unless silence observed, it is in vain to look for a steady, attentive, well dressed regiment. On the ...

... was not out of bed, the stranger requested the person who opened the door inform Johnson that man from the country wished to'speak with him. This message being delivered, the visitor was immediately introduced Johnson's room, where he sat down, Vnd s:-'d ...

... ‘that she also had feit the effect of Bonaparte’s tortures, be- cause they were never left by themselves, nor per- mitted to speak low, one of the police agents being always with» them. She enter Paris at eleven o'clock at night, and was immediately carried ...

... much the satisfaction the day, and single accident happened. The following are given as-the precise words Mrs- Lee, when speaking with respeCt to her tfiondratu but abandoned amulet A— 1 had my common dresa steel necklace which I usually wear—J threw ...

... waé afforded them, and this day they landed here, and are now under the care of the American Consu! at this port. These men speak very highly of the humanity of the ter of the Rover transport, both in bearing down to their assistance, and administering ...

... Unequall’d youth ! report falls short of thee. judge the* fairly, t Lear and see. The lustre of thine eye can fasr.e express. Or speak in tone, that pierce the heart's recess. Impassioned tones that frozen thoughts would fire. Or with deep pathos softer themes ...