... lips in dew. Her eye's expression, all must own, Is soft as heaven when moon-benins shine- In shun, her every look and (one Speak softness gently feminine. If signs of grace so sweet and dear, Charm in each look, and lone, and feature, Then is it prima ...

... KH-Ojfr VISIT TO HAftO VER Hanover. Mat 24.— According to the accounts given by Englishmen lately come from London, the King speaks fre- quently and with pleasure of his journey, during wbich we shall have ihe happiness to see his Majesty here, where every ...

... Brazil, thus speaks of the Jesuists in that country : — ■ Numerous are the evidences which the Jesuits have left, in this part of the country, of the power and splendour of their orAem, and of its admirable political management. Speaking generally aod ...

... steel, and tinder. When Ihey were about to make purchases, they usually came in small panic., alighted at a store without speaking or taking notice of any one, turned ihe reins from their horses' necks, and suffered them to trail on the ground, In which ...

... Wanted, for a respectable Man, oat of livery, a Situ- ation as Valet, or as Servant, it should have been stated that he speaks Italian and English (instead of Frencb) fluently. ...

... being abont to speak. This probably prevented any other person from rising: and Mr. Pitt, finding himself thus called upon, and observing, that lhe House wailed tn hear him, thought it necessary to rise. Though really nnt intending to speak, he was from ...

... laughter. •'Lord Bf.lgrave's speech deserves lobe immortalized in leiters of sand. Speaking of lh,- illustrious Duke of Wellington, the hero of the age ; or rather, speaking of his splendid recep- .ion in Chester, he said, * No one was inclined lo do greater ...

... his mother appears to be divided into eras, of which he speaks with the most pompous gravity. Her flight is mentioned .with a fervency not less lhan that of the devontest Mussulman in speaking of the flight from Mecca ; and we mare thau suspect that ...

... se every thing— even the happiness of serving your nmttm.* ...

... knowledge, force I Bartlet, with manly firmness, temper'd fire, Which Heav'n's stupendous fabric must inspire, Proves what he speaks, with solemn awe, he feels Duly iuipress'd by all that he reveals: Impressed by wonders that absorb the soul. The BEAUTY, ...

... from Bristol, arrived at Waterford, after a fine passage of thirty hours. We are noi a little gratified, and we are sure we speak the sentiments of Ihe whole lowa, at the return of the detachment ofihe 2 ...

... Lady (-whose mime- we forbear to mention) ar- rested and it may be sa.d, paralized the attention of Use con- gregation by speaking m a tone, not at all accordant with the T. n ° n l Jr_ Ul ?? c ! r . Choir and P la «-e,ad,lressing the preacher thus:— The ...