... where the fund of industry is required from abroad, and not withdrawn nor withheld from other Domestic employments, the case speaks for itself, I will only add, that among the articles of consumption end use, the preference in many other cases is decided ...

... honour and die friendship of father. Yes, I swear it to you, I will speak. The greater the culprits, the greater must be the vengeance ! And thou, my God ! who givest me the courage to speak, thou who seest the bottom ...

... contact with human head, is wi;li sbpp-window, therein- endangering the peaceable passenger and llie - honest tradesniaii. I speak, perhaps, more feelingly, having witnessed several very severe accidents, occasioned tins play, nod suSered mateiiai-iy myself ...

... The English infantry the Armv of Occupation were reviewed the I and loth instant the plain of Denain. Accounts from Lille speak favourably of the activity tint prevails in the maoulactories that city and its vicinity. There is rumour .it Paris that the ...

... particulars to one of the prisoners condemned for the murder of Fualdes, the magistrate at Rhodez:—Madame Manson said, in speaking of Jaussion, that one who murders hi* own children may murder his friend, may murder any person. These mysterious and dreadful ...

... foremost in the Thespian band is Kotiif, Who gives to Shakspeare’s page, grace, feeling, truth ; Whose quiv’ring lip, and sorrow-speaking eye, Call forth the lend’rest tears of sympathy- Who o’er the scenes of art such feeling throws, , That all forget bis are ...

... the human heart with the Same faciliry that did the movements h hand ! Perhaps in his transitions he wanted, fastidiously speaking, ...

... tranquillize the apprehensions of any Power, which might have entertained any doubt of the Emperor’s pacific intentions.— Thus speaks the Ukase question: Recruits for the Russian Army and Navy are not required this year, on account of the peace which, by the ...

... board the packet, there seems reason to believe that the Spanish forces have advanced into Portugal. Not being enabled to speak with certainty on the subject, we consider it our duly to lay before our readers extracts of the private letters, adding only ...

... derived from the letters brought by the Packet, we deem It right to subjoin Copies of them, and leave the Correspondence to Speak for itself, with the remark, that the Writers are of the most respectable class .of Merchants, and, most certainly, have no ...

... low fellows, unworthy of public attention. At Rouen reasonable people think nothing about it, and laugh at strangers, who speak of it with a kind of gravity.” VOYAGE TO THE CONGO. CHAPTER THE EIGHTH. (Continued from former Paper.) far as the river, to ...

... extricating myself. Count Montoni’s francs, which I received before you came to Paris, furnished me with the means—my death speaks the result 1 After robbery so base as mine, I fear it will be of no use for trie to solicit your kindness for jny wretched ...