... receive on arrival Timhuctoo one thousand dollars, or an equivalent in gold dim. The Gentleman who has undertaken this journey speak* with Confidence of its success, and calculates to perform it in 15 davs actual traveling. He purposes to remain at the Imperial ...

... to the Office of thei Kperr fo post paid) ■-n TTTTANTEb, a» Goverftesa, a Lady cdoittiM and experience, who i* required to speak Frendh fluently and accurately. Inqtiireparricularrfrom Mrs. Gaban, Mountjoy squarc Seminary WANTED, respectable elderly Man ...

... wishes for an engagement—This Lady considered perfectly misf'es* I the French and English Languages in alt their branches ; speaking, reading and reciting, with much general information. 4c. 4c.; her manners, education, and knowledge good company, perhaps ...

... warned speak to him,went into the Church with him;returned directly the Vestry-room ; just as t entered, saw Smith put his hand again into same pocket ; then thought it necessary to speak to him tapped him the shoulder, said, Mr.Smith, wish to speak to voir; ...

... they owed to their own dignity, and when the sitting was resumed, they so far governed the soaring permit some the Members speak.— By the report from the bureau, it seems that the election oT .. . . -.«• rendered it unnecemrj for the !>uma to propose hit ...

... Tuesday evening, the question thow Bills was introduced, and at the deparfu r e of the p'*s», the Marquis of Wellesley was left speaking on It. We are under the necessity of postponing what passed In the House of Lords on Monday. The new Bills are as follows ...

... cbetished the memory of Mr. Burke’s dagger, so much the many wise and great sayings in all hit works ; and especially where in speaking of the growing discontents the people, he says, we must either be a very bad people, or else have a very wicked Administration ...

... Circumstances. Why hide from our natural protectors the Imperial Parliament, what everv man ft openly canvassing in the streets ? speaking well has no effect, their certainly saying nothing will have a poor chance. With every esteem for the Committee, which illness ...

... superintend the execution of the plan. An article from Brussels, dated Dec. 2, says— Accounts from the Hague and Amsterdam speak of various arrests which have taken place in the latter city, «ithout -giving any explanation of the cause of this measure ...

... services of his vassals.— Such a person, however, must have been amongst the most opulent country gentlemen. Sir John Fortescue speaks of 51. year a fair living for a yeoman,” a class of whom he is not at all ihclined to diminish the importance. So, when Sir ...

... veiy communicative, but hare ZPRICE, FOUR PENCES of late become reserved. They say they svant thing* to be put to right*; speak of no specific day for rising, but say it will be soon. Quarrels amongst themselves arc said to have diminished their numbers ...

... place. shall bo. no foregoi ‘brief, but formi. lable ¢ an outline of the Laws which it is, i ia of Ministers to .or ‘propeny speaking, bave _alteady - which’ i8' the intention, w “we | = gp oot,’ mac) Awe | Oo 2 ga ee 4 fide’) he fate of the Durispraedence ...