... are.t'ced with stoue, the Ndrtli side is of brick, with stone dressings. Of thic intrior of the Nes Ciistom-house wb cannot speak too highly; the Long Rooni strikes e'veryvisior; it is Io9 fect in lcngtfi by 66 in widtb, and iis dhvidd by cightt massy pirs ...

... po-iey ta provide hi tiitc for comin» events, when we shaH apain have to depend on our Mm sirt .lgth tiad our own resources. Speaking of Eilf .and, the Augusta Climnick- observes, *• that the ?? despotic measures of the Mi- nistry will • pre-erx-e lltrou^hnnt ...

... ftrafloyalist ?? papers announce i a perteer.t tranquillity throughout France. and a further I foil in tte( priceof grain, and speak with the utmost oonfdence of the abundance of tie ensuing hIrvest.- Thj foreigin papers indicate-that hde news from South Armezitc ...

... from Ihgs dmdeld, where we were both examined. Ho uW if 1 bad been swear acaiiih any them. I m£ when I called vpoo, | wltt speak the big f have not sworn to awy them. lUtcttas atss hat . than I was UaddmMd.. wa. fbTr umcabslZ the Msgistratra. hey down ...

... considerable quantity of blood a tnd t rs F other restorative means with succeso. Inu a short - e time Mr.Ponsonby wa abie to speak, and he Was removed i de in the Speakr' chariot to his house in Curzoni-itreet. - Earl Grey, who had been eat for, accompanied ...

... world a j Lit^ wtre WIU U-|C out of date. And mortals dared to ponder for themst-lves. To wcijjh Kings in the balance, and to speak Of fc-okim, the forbidden fruit. ...

... received arc redressed, they will never return to a state of tranquillity : nor ought they ; for, in my judgment, my Lords, and I speak it boldly, better were it for them to perish in a glorious conten- tion for their rights than to purchase a slavish tran- quillity ...

... of liberal 'frictions. of in the Inn .witty truly kiwi. broth. Hems* : • elm rate. 45.1 to alit sr se sot 'mks new oft • • speak ram law .dirks., theist the a+ bras, (sew C. We Mat • hag* ta land a fen maws • nu,. .at awl ▪ Priam •we rot wt.( ILA Laker ...

... da3 .. and the' Rocio, inlstead of liemnt throngoed, as utsual, withi d.. spectatos of-the .procession, was, coinparativcly speak-- ds ing, abandoned It was reporked ihat' Gonrez'Frcie liAndrade was only ipihilicited to the JeXtunt of 2 mis 'prision of ...

... violence inflicted was, as ?? Intelligencer states, tile marl; of a bail which str.uc;k a deserted house ! We do not %, ish to speak with levity of a proceeding which every friend to his ountry must condemn, but when we see a local act of popular violence ...

... with virulence :—yet, apparently, it is not for their opponents; for, though it seems most frequently to support them, it speaks of the Whigs with in little ceremony es of the Tories. It is not for Revolution; for it is the enemy of Coblwit, Cochrane ...

... sinner's wandering eye.'. Hark! hark! to Gbtl the cliorus breake, From every host, from every gem; But one alone the Saviour speaks, it is rhe Star of Bethlehem. Once on the raging seas I rodc, The storm was loud,-the night was dark,- The ocean yawvn'd,-aud ...