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... rin the ground in tinta. He lay, unable its or speak, for beverat inlnutes. •Gulley; roused by victory, Iped- with joy. It would te difficult to say NI hich was the most beatensuch spectacles were never -before witnessed. The seconds were us much disiivired ...
... the sugar about t el. per_hogshead. speak, of the Crop of 806 ?--Yes, 1 0, Buryon speak of an average return of six Qr seven years, when you say that the nett return uls ono and&half per cent?---I do; but I cannot speak.&r-retlly, for the estate beingin ...
... STRAYED from the Subscriber on Saturday last, a New-Negro -Man, one of the ship Co/umbus's Cargo; speaks no English, liad on a check shirt and Russia-holland troWsers, is 5 feet 7 inches high. It .Reward of Fbur Dollars will be given on his being delivered ...
... Warn, Musi-es u.mumber'd becrimson the click Whene'er the dear object is near : While somethi,,., ,hat truly no language can speak, in lovers confusion appear. When eves in fond contact by accident meet, How tme doth the incident prove ; As the heart's quick ...
... BRUSSELS-SEPTEMBER 30. Letter* Dutiki , k, Calais, and Boulogne, and Abbeville, speak of the m•rvements there, and in other ports of Channel, for the porpoie of refitting the armed vessels at those pl., es. Troops are daily arriving; the camp of Buulocie ...
... STYLISH CRITICISM. A weekly critic, speaking of the new per- Mr. Jones, says, * His assumption of the barber was exeetlent; none of: that tribe, to famous for its rapidity of manwuvre, could bave wrought wp the pomatum with more ener. gctic vivacity of ...
... a Brussels article, dated September SOth, is, said, that letters received from Dunkirk, Calais, j Boulogne, and Abbeville, speak of preparations at these places, for refitting the armed vessels I that the camp at Boulogne will shortly numerous and respefla’ole ...
... NETHERLANDS BRUSSELS', SEPT. 30. , ---Letters from Dunkirk,. Calais, and Abbeville, speak of the movements.therr, intl in other ports of the Channel, for the purpose of refitting the armed. vniiselsat those places.. Troops.are daily atTiving. The camp ...
... TIIE THEATRES. Nothing can speak more favourably of the taste and judgment of the town, than the confluence of company with which these resorts of elegant and ra- tional entertainment are now frequented. Withont any of the ordinary attractions of what ...
... wished. She is very familiar, as might be expected ; to the business of the Stage. She is sonlewhat] above Mediocrity ; but, to speak of her with the greatest lenity, she will never reach the excellence of her unrivalled Sister. We are obliged to make tlii: ...
... ;rbjczt than any previous attempts of the same kind. The Author has himself preached every one ofthem, and he can, therefore, speak to their suitable length and eltedt—hecan also boast of the sanaion which they have received from veiy distinguished ornaments ...
... willingly took any part it. To speak of him justly an Orator* would require a long essay. Every where natural, carried into public something of that simple and negligent exterior which belonged to him in private.— When he began to speak, a common observer might ...