... flagrant injury to an amiable and virtuous young lady than to seduce her from a virtuous course. WVe are in. deed accustomed to speak lightly of matters of this kind; but, gentlemen, you cannot think lightly of it it you think rightly. I know that a powel-ful ...

... woollens, linens, and cottons, taking them together, has been augmented in at least the same proportion. letter from New York, speaking of the arrival there of an American vessel from Eng land, states, that there was nothing on board but English manufactures ...

... far oftener been broken in by sentiments of disgust and in- I K'lation at the language which this ; lr lady employs, when speaking the most important concerns of 'jUikind, —their interests and duties, 'B'ous, moral, and political; and, utwithstanding a ...

... of others, as I hear by soom y' was ther; but I pas it and come again to my oun peart, (which truely, Sir, I had forborn to speak if ye had not necessitat me to do so,) for I was cald to the mur, and when I cam I had orders to pleac my troop four pear of ...

... to retain the inhabitants within the bounds of obedience. . ' Madrid, July 28. Tie accounts from Mexico of the 6th March speak only of some partial and unimportant af- I fairs, in which the advantage was constantly on the side of the Royal troops. Munich ...

... half of his life ; must except, however, the two or three years of his youthful illusions and early love ; and he himself speaks afterwards of these as being only a delightful dream. As long as he lived in that solitude so dear to enthusiasts, remark ...

... usual on his truss of straw. When we spoke of making up bed for him, he got into rage, and swere, (as well as he was able to speak,) That many clever fellow had died in the field with his hair frozen to the ground—and would he submit to die in any of our ...

... to revenge the death Reuthamir and the destruction of Balclutha. He fell in this expedition. His mother was called Moina. Speaking of her visits to the grave of Carthon, the poet says, She is seen, not like the daughters of the hill; her robes are from ...

... and what art !,sou, bright vision ? I crie4 Al And wherefore thus comest ilou here ? When the Ghost of the Boot mildly speaking replied, af cc That thy boors may In beauty appear. so Once, like those thou wearest my form was decayLd, No jet liadmy ...

... Upper Alsace will see themselves redu- ced to the sad necessity of discharging the greater part of their workmen. Many even speak of giving up altogether. Vienna, Aug. 12. The voyage of our frigate the Austria to Brazil, which was at first delayed by so ...

... is rather an interesting document . It alludes briefly to his _military career in the Peninsula as a Guerilla Chief ; and speaks of the _subsequent acts of _FERDINAND ' S Government with that _indignation which every generous and patriotic Spaniard must ...

... Iiad been pretty active in tlie Callon _Committee , and tli . it _, perliaps , _he would _take up _the _subject ; lie miglit _speak witli him ; it _any rntf , _and _sec what he _would say _on tlie _subject . _Here Riclnnond wished _that _he ( deponent ) would ...