... POETRY. TO A LADY.—(Set to Music.) If Music's breath can give a charm to vtords, Which feebly speak thy beauty's witching Spell, Oh let some Minstrel touch th' impassion'd chords, And tell for me what I may never tell. Then haply one soft trembling drop ...

... LAW INTELLIGENCE. tide, when recommending its Irish comforts. Potatoes he would still find, and, generally speaking, plenty of them; but the cow and the flowing milk- ROLLS, COURT, JULY 11. pail (except in some districts, where equivalent JENNINGHAM V ...

... if from fwo er a remarkable d of character—Lord Byron and Mr. Wordsworth. Of Mr. Wordsworth I speak hereafter. Lord Byron, I thought, took a pleasure in it i as contrasted with the splendour cf: Lis great house. He had too much reason to do Ft), flie ...

... INTELLIGENCE. FRENCH PAPERS. (From the lliessager des Chambres of Tuesday, April 14.) ANCONA, MARCH 21.—Letters from Naples speak with much confidence of a new Protocol, said to have been signed at London by the Ministers Plenipotentiary of the three Mediating ...

... COVENT-C4ARDEN THEATRE. A Mr. Diddear what a name To swell the speaking -trump of future fame!) made his first bow last night at this theatre as Polixencs, in the Winter's Tale. His name is.the worst part about this gentleman, but as this is a mere ...

... PA It LI E N rItOCE};DING. Ors CollstOXS. Mercurii, W die Mild, 1823. Air. SPEAK Ea reported the Jtoral .ANNent —to Llttcries BM ? Ilarilla Duties Dili, Disonbotiied 31ilitia Bill, and Instil- rections ( Ireland) Bill. COAL. T - Petition from I fatileigh ...

... b y a foreign nation, or, more properly speaking, its i'?;•ernment, in fom en ti ng our trou bl es , an d di scre diti ng our Jlevolution by deceits and calumnies. • Sire, the Spanish nation regards its liberty as attackedwith what slowness those who ...

... troops under his orders. This movement causes some surprise. Aucseouno, SEPT. 30.—Letters from Ihlu speak of a terrible insurrection which has broken out in-Upper Egypt. The whole of the country betweett•Dubbe, Costi, and Condofan, have risen en masse ...

... improper in Mr. Gamble to speak to any lady of such a description, French or English, after twelve o'clock—still, we apprehend the law only takes cognizance of a man's actions, when they are injurious to others. Whether a man stops to speak to another man, or ...

... were heard or sung; Whilst hosts unnumber'd strike th' enraptur'd lyre, And Hallelujahs fill th' harmonious choir ! Speak, angels speak, and if you can unfold The things mysterious which we now are told, How merits man this wonder which we see, That GOD ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. SlR,—ln presenting the public with this new production, my grand object has been to render the speaking of French as easy and familiar to English persons, as if they studied in Paris. To accomplish this great desideratum, I have ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. SIR,--In presenting the public with this new production, my grand object has been to render the speaking of French as easy and familiar to English pet — sons, as if they studied in Paris. To accomplish t . nis great desideratum ...