... will doubtless in the result of the present election speak a language not to be misunderstood. The writer of the above resides 130 miles in the interior, and consequently rpay be understood to speak the sentiments of those unconnected with Joreign commerce ...

... plunder.—The most valuable of the plunder was fo'.ind the officers' baggage , the men generally speaking had little that was worth much Kcherman never speaks the b-iuies of the 17th and 21st of August; he fond of talking the coovention, and takes great ...

... morn'd ! Cor genial spirits, now, her loss deplore, And withering roses deck her fun'ral bier ; That tongue, in harmony now speaks no more ! Dim is the eye which shed the pitying tear ! But, whilst the pearly drops shall quick descend, From Sorrow's cheek ...

... theatre opens fi wv the season on Mond, next, with Mucheth, and the Maid of the veral new performes S are announced, and re: ort speaks highly of the abilitic ‘Sof Meggett and Barnes, mre advertisement, We hear that two gentlemen of and whe ae both well known ...

... they were not worthy of marked reprehension, The most of the plunder was found in the officers’ baggage ; the men, generaily speaking, had little that was worth much. Kellerman never spoke of the battles of the 17th and 21st of August; he is fond of talking ...

... sweetness softly plays. lier ruby lips alone inspire My song with all a lover's fire. Her shape, her air, her whole combin'd, X .speak her worthy virtuous mind : To view her brilliant eyes is death, My pulse beats quick, and short my breath : C u'pid ! there ...

... mantle round him cast. Just so the nymph, whose charms pierce ev'iy breast, And banish Somuus thence, and balmy rest; Who-e eye speaks language -tliat no tongue can tell, In ev'ry feature heav'uly graces dwell ; Where she presides, all hearts are fill'd with ...

... -fain _ Ah, honouiM Chief! so late our boast, To us, for ever lost ?? But speaking monuments shall, tell Hfw Nelson fought — and fell ! Half-living statues, emulating breath, Shall speak thy woith— commemorate thy death ?? What can a grateful country do For ...

... last ten years, and the innumerable grievances of which Spain has to complain. With respect to secret transactions, ihe Junta speak as follows: — « 4 With the aid of his wonhy satellites, and by arts of the lowest intrigue, Bonaparte drew the young adored ...

... fn Cheshire (and the distinction may, Without error, be extended to the whole kingdom) the large and small are, generaily speaking, completely diterent characters, diflerent in their habits, dif ferent in their ideas, The education aud opi- pions of the ...

... the laws of their Maker, plange into the ver abyss of vice and dissimulation ; 1 speak, not on ly of those who are brought up in brutal ig- norance and corruption; I speak also of those more respectable characters in rank ¢ fortune, who sta- tion themselves ...

... guarding the people against crediting or circulating reports of a sinister nature. Several letters from Cadiz of the 29th ult. speak in very confident terms of the probability of the retreat of the French army being cut off. is asserted, that the brave Palafox ...