... private letters froin America, at teast Is we have seen, are unanimous M reprobatinr, Jelltreaus proceedings. One now bofere us speaks thus: — All parties now reprobate the kinbargo. One benefit will, however, result from its hly mg been ;ululated. The experience ...

... more that night. I staid perhaps two hours and a half after he bent. 1 staid uutil about nine o'clock. But I do not mean to speak positively as to the time. On other occasions, Mr. Benson was very far from being fond of leaving his bottle. I remember some ...

... for some days past. in many of the first circles t ivllphet his Metropol is , relative to which we shall only anew ves to speak with delicacy, caution, and regret. believed that a Great Personage, the object of spisal affection and respect, is diem's ...

... appearance this ft-ifon ; Duncan, Mr. Macduff, Mr. Kuddart; Mai colm, Mr, Simpfon. Lady Macbeth. Mifs Smith Hecate, Mr. William*. Speaking Witches r—Mr. Fullam, Mr. Weftor, and Mr. Johnt.n. which will added (lOth time), HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE. Colin (afterwards ...

... generally received notes, that the seed: ttai ly.for li . eiLC cannot be too wet. and that it may be literAilryowu • puddle. Speaking of wheat after late pOtites, Carnes justly and practically °biter* ti : When the season leaves no alternative, but Wising ...

... MBS. ELIO, F.NCLISH A'jy, educated Frtirce, and who speaks the Frcsmh i-’c like Na*Le—h»* «• inform the Laaifa »»f Be f.at, ih-t h.r FRENCH and SCHOOL wili open Miss Allcn’s, 10, Cattle* street, on the of Feb'u. next. Mrs. C. wll follow the plan of Privnfr ...

... is almnt thirty killed, twctiTy-five wounded, seventy prisolitrm, and about the same number horse*. is impO'SiUe for me speaking in the highest terms of all those engaged. Lieutenant-Colonel Otway and Major B-gwel. headed the S.v* night jnquets. The ...

... it to pass the aCI the Government. I know tliat the Embargo did not produce the alteration in the House of Delegates which speaks of, the alteration took place in consequence of a local dispute If refer to the Congressional Election, six Republicans arc ...

... S’Jiitin tlx* heart of the Queen for her daeohier: but, :n (.id assure you, bilovid child, with our (ate. ha predent, not speak out and let ev.ry tlurte »i>d | y,. . nothing to reproach myself.—Joseph is ■ I destined the throne of Napl,^—that is vuiiainon ...

... far I hate yet been able to collect, is so 1, £3 10 primmer', and about We m • of looses. It is imposst.ble for me to avoid speaking in the hirbest terms of all those engaged. Lieut. tot. Otwav smd Ma . ior 11s,vil. Iteadixt the eespetreste night pi(pets ...

... Porege. Corrales and the banks of the Valcarcee ; and that he was there determined to meet the advance of the eneniy.—l4 speaks in terms of the most enthusiastic commei i A,li of the r,affantry of r his troops, and declares his lief, that, advantaged ...

... muse of a poor man in that neighbourhood. named Wilhain Dunne, and haying calied him to the door. told him they wanted to speak with hint, commanding him, at the name time, that he should cover face with a cloth. To this he at first objected, but was ...