... amount to be remitted from Ireland, I will take the delicieucy on this branch this year, at four millions—or, more properly speaking, say that the Revenue ap» propriated for the discharge of the Interest of the National Debt, is too little by four millions ...

... scholiast on Pindar : The same . /ediai, too, from a senseef decency, invented .garments made . ef the bark of trees. Da Gillies'speakS of a bill . being, peopesed in the Athenian assembly,,, and of the light riTagooB,s of Alexander the. Great gist. G race; ...

... that Shakespeare's commentator® have not discovered in this relic the first idea of the ghost 0 Hamlet's father. Mr John ther speaks of being cut ofTin the blossom his sins, and gives hint a purgatory, so much in the style of g ost, that the coincidence ...

... that these thirty-six Gentlemen expressed the sense of the nation.— Honest Juries, taken from the body of the people, must speak the sense of the people—and it is this assurance that drives the corrupt advocates of an inefficient and unpopular Ministry ...

... whom they were read, and if there was any doubt on that point, the post-mark would set it at rest. The person who speaks to them speaks of their contents, and they are sent by the wife. Mr. Jcsvicr. ASBOTT.—T think there was every sufficient proof th ...

... heart, and justly entitled you to highest respect and wannest ,Tratitude. That the Almighty Tray reward such ionrtness, by speaking, in hit due time, peace and comfort to the afflicted mind of your Serene Highness, is a prayer which.we most fervently offer ...

... a crime! Ca. Poh ! how my oracle has mark,— How little understood ! .4 Ch. Thou didet not m' n Who was to do it Ca. Did I speak or o ' The Grecian tongue ? Ch. Yes, as a prophet, But not so that all could understand '-A Ca. O, the fierce fire again is ...

... dictates of their consciences which they nobly displayed, said, that if lie could uot speak us well those who preceded him, would, in obedience the hint from the Chair, speak shorter.—/'/I lau and jupplause.J —He atlmin-cl the course taken by the illustrious ...

... RhetoricalExtravagataa, adapted to present tithes, (with considerable Alterations from the Original,) founded on the popular. Speaking Pantomime, called THE TOUCHSTONE, or Harlequin Traveller. With a new Overture, new additional Music, Dre ' sses Scenery, ...

... to constitute him ward. These are but a few of the practices which the delusion was carried on. LITERATURE. MANDEVILLE. In speaking of a new Novel from the pen of Mr Godwin, it is natural to ask one’s self-r-llas the author maintained that ground he formerly ...

... till our next Number. ° L - 11. author. With respect to any thing, which he writes, few people, indeed, have the courage to speak out; and if it were possible for him to write any thing utterly stupid, it would be almost worth his while to do it, as a trial ...

... article, n • have all the Bibles ed with the Sacred Scrip:: ley, if they are not called' be able to confound the tut why need he speak who heard him 'were reveneration which they uired them to go forward, een persons and princilso to go forward by the' to the ...