... allow to be far more peek& inns n. Re.. Mr Grant, If you pleafe, bitted of ALLOW, and I agrc.: writ you pettedly Fey. J. ie Speaking I 1 in the mot unitmeditated manner, I mit, not be fo t rt-a , in the preeile chewer of my weird', as lii had (nine time ...

... ft, htli~m,w it a falmljr-f jiopt 81/rdi*» /f*r*»#,and /?rw» V», an I i* very eiftcaciou* f>*r relieving the * For Public Speak era, the Army an.l Navy, l>avi.ntr>.and hanulic* in general,!: i* an invalu nu-hlictnc.—'Price 2». yJ. 4a. Ckl. and to*. per ...

... Ii'i'iae; 500 of the enemny the were +ll~ed 'aim4. woundevd, ass-thWe rentaruder, 600, eV siia4; pit~onexs. *.Gpt. Cbristiap .speak-s 'in very c fai arabe . of.;i se activity 'and zeal -of his First. i litt~tQ lapgvod z!teIte servxce; and A, l.save, peeanre ...

... withliot ?? Pupils vill, hims hte every possihli Advantage :ttinatle at Seminaries Id a sinilar Nature. Arling such as can speak to lhii from recent ataprrienrC, ail as more immediately weittin the Circitit of the pres-nt Adver- tuserment, ReltrenreF are ...

... Lord JIcel n ; but The .Srpearkersid, that the hio. Btrotetvias in pos- session ot the ear of thle kuHoe. and e entitled lo speak irst. .Yir 1'roicirr Burdell 'proceeded Under the present circuratrnnees o' tire country, hoe tlt himself t- upon t , take ...

... taking down the boots. The girl took him for her master, aid asked him if he v-as goinC out? 'IThe lnan directly said, if you speak or 7aoe', Fit' cst your throat. -T'e girl called tour- der, atid flour t; time door and shoved one mail out and shut it. The ...

... of the ereateit respectability in different parts of the kingdom. We understand his apparatus is vt_y extensive, and we can speak from possi tire tacU, hia experiment* are mode with the utmost correc.tt._a. We recommeud -e.ery Lady and (iontlcman who are ...

... this doos-, and were answered by a female servant in the area. The offider who knocked at t;c door told her he ivanted to speak to the Gentleman who lodged there ; she denied any being there, and refused to open the door. From tle manner of her answer ...

... at theddori and were answered hy a female servant in the area. The officer who knocked at tke door, told her he wanted to speak to the geptleman wb« lodged there, she denied any being tiiere, bijt;ri. fused to open t lie door. From the manner of her answer ...

... aid util.ty of the l*a'-*iit SViiieiy hayi-,g bf.-en so f*»l't- a.. I -o nbly Jatil.br.p__t 'bis ?? by itie. p,*-.*-»iii.,r Speak*.i f s,.i|'wa-i rit,t_ _ia intention io address the MVeti i g eiil'.er'oii'iti.t' head, or oi.'the j.i.r'-.s'fy of forini,^ ...

... oppoi-rd In tb-~ni, „6 'n.it-'iiiou' f_n_a_-l(HM) '-Witi-Jh.qiiil--r.HI t.r Ki.i S l jJ,fTii~ I tr.«.pss' I'-lonel Slv.ri'i-lt speaks WkJ.W-hJ-iic.stteri-js i«f- tl?e~ it.-- i o-MbctM til- Cy-ps UndS. his cc.nmandr _.• part iciilarVfT priiises llie evertinns ...

... abuotda t, and oi the best quality ; the day owas spent with the unnot t ha-rmony ad il ilarity. Mr. Yorke, we are assured, in speaking to several pelrtso on-oftfcial buasncs., within thesc feiw davs, baa sbul, 1' As 1 il'y not be lonn at this B nad, &' c. ...