... the letter in the Chronicle of Friday last, signed Civis ; but one or two questions he puts should not, think, unanswered. Speaking of theproJipou irritation which has caused the friends of .Lord Grosvenor to b« indiscriminately ungovernable wr.th. asks— ...

... came irom the island of Jamaica in search of her husband, and sae by a litte girl, of about nine years ot ¢ ye, who, itis can speak nothing but Spanish, having been educated in the island of Cuba. A trick was put upon several persons, in the Me- tropol.s ...

... going to war, said, with energy : © Je must not be; if 1 was able, I would go myself to prevent it.” The late French Esposé speaks lightly of the loss of Martinique, Cayenne, &e, for this admirable and forcible reason, those colonies will he restored, IN ...

... to drive you to desperation, shall not aggravate your feelings, but leave the unpleasant task to that conscience which will speak your leave unasked, and render unnecessary the interference or any other ' coward, as yoii very logically call him, and your ...

... expe- dience and affecting the great interests of the United Kingdom, he deemed it to be his indis- pensable duty to act, to speak, aud to vote with perfect freedom, and without any other regard to the opinions of the constituents, than be was dis- posed ...

... remarkable words : back to your chair, Mr. Spteiker, Wthirt fivfe' rrri. nutes, or' depend upon h I'll sel\d yoti't6 Newgate. speak of your jit.'htrt the interpreter of the a' -distributor of Justice; arid, were the ,wt)ole! House Ccrthmons 10 jyo»r belly ...

... of Good Hope, had been sent co-operate in restoring tranquillity. Lord Minto, added, had arrived at Madras. Other accounts speak in terms more calculated to tranquillize the minds those who were so alaiTriea the previous reports. One of these says There ...

... nobleman and his friends are with a degree of scurrility that would disgrace the lowest inhabitant of Bil- lingsgate ; and, to speak in the mildest manner, Mr, M. must be aware that sach language is dis- respectful to many of his readers, and can only be tolerated ...

... probably appear in due season, addressed the mob, arranged in the passage the theatre,.and exhorted them to steady, and not to speak a word until the .word '■ start was given, -'Mid then to your duty, upon which one of the associates of this worthy veteran ...

... Staremberg is supposed, ere this, to have embarked on his re- turn to the Continent, The latest accounts from Lord Wellington speak much more favourably than usnal of the discipline of the Spasish and Port armies, and, except- ing the 1500 invalids left at ...

... Madras; the 15th of September last, announcing the Satisfactory intelligence that the Revolt the Army that Presidency, or to speak more correißly, of the European Officers of the Company's army entirely subdued and that the issue this contest has been such ...

... a role of the House, in the name of a member ; it was owing to a want of practice ; he bad much ra- ther be at sea than speaking in that House, (4a universal langh.) He was actuated by no motive but a sense of public duty, im declaring his seuti- ments ...