... held such language to him, reproach themselves for the concittenees of their own 'flattery ? The Setiate is not ashamed to :speak of - libels ag'ainst foreign Powers, atut forgets that they were composed in ,its own'tiosoni. , As long as fortune remained ...

... certain that he Ilivays put much confidence in the calculators of natiVities. Some days . ago, a female presented herself to speak to him ; she came to furuish him with a very snbtile poison, and to tell him hi fortune. We know not whether she was introduced; ...

... History, without fear and without bias, shall tranquilly apply herself to the discharge of her duty. llie French Pajiers now speak fearlessly of the late oi tirr things, ami many of tfi-.c wiiters them were Lijf'n employ under Napoleon, some very curious ...

... fell upon 'him, which proented -his extricating Inlnsell. We hear \ that he is wounded in the arm, 'lied a French officer speaks also of a wound in his thigh ; but we trust this may have reference to his former injury. The boot of his !eft leg was found ...

... with so much firmness, that no answer was made; but the colonel never quitted the apartment, nor was his holiness suffered to speak to any person apart. This day are published, in One Valutne, royal quarto, price S. 3s. Boards, printed by Ballantyne, ILL ...

... vwiiehl Cablinets, 2ll very lately, conducled the wiurld. I How far' indeed fifli I II;inl cit's speak tile. truth il' be wishes i!, is doubtful; ?? he mlay speak at aiy rate what lie Conceives tlo be the troiit ;-he mlay teil t-s Of persons and tlhings as ...

... stronger. and tiw peasantry in particular are said to be much in favour of Sweden, though a strong military force prevents them speaking too freely. IMPEVI L Pd 1Z LI A ill ENT. ...

... inanhers repulsivll .? Not at all ; quile lile sobtrary: you ue-er sa- a Milder old gentlema* ; like 1i prololype ESaTOR, Ket speaks vorgs sweet as honey, ex- cept indeed oi tbihse occasionsu which inevitably rouss an honest mail's anger, viben. he susptcts ...

... becomes stronger, nod the peasantry, in are to be much :in favour of Sweden, though a strong military force prevents &hem front speaking too freely. I.Ord Percy and Lord Norton left town on Saturday (Netting for Paris. The trunks Of the latter were fistAned ...

... unduly elevated by any suggestions of vanity, and conclude with a request, that I would send you copies of all the Reviews that speak favourably of your work, not to gratify any overweaning - self-couceit, but . simply that you may avail yourself of any suggestions ...

... of the ontifical authority, and the factious obstinacy of the Catholic Board Treland. We shali take an early opportunity speaking more fully on this subject. ...

... e. T l Prince Alexander, soHoflha of Oldinbarg, is tc very interesting child, who, although only tbrn years and half old, speaks four languages tiueiitly, viz. English, Russian, German, and French. the .Stock Exchange.—The Loudon Grand Jar. ;* \Vediie»diiy ...