... down by the Legislature for our Currency, at all eventsi with comparative safety, and without a convulsion. arc far from speaking positively on this subject, and confess we have not obtained any aid in our speculations from the London Prints, on which ...

... this. told him before friendly terms, for be lias announced for production this evening what, suppose to be a comic piece, a speaking pantomine, or some such tiling—it is parody Der Freuchntz, but by whom we are to be favored wit|, this Fried Shot, know not— ...

... Private letters from the French Capital, state, tlvat ingsoftho Couac'i Ministers continued held Private advices from Spain speak confidently t'w tion of the new Spanish Minister to make Cadi/, fret and to admit good-, into it upon tl»e payment of tnoderM* ...

... British dominions* which wc all know are the admiration the world, and surrounding nations. short, Captain Rock been taught speak German and the Saxon Ladies, who use the Tuscan dialect—so exquisite is their Teutonic and protest that the Captain charming ...

... some insignificant questions, I was ordered to be released. December 5, attended Review the Soldiers thcCdi went to the quay speak to the Captain of the Redbreast, where I was arrested an officer and file soldiers with fixed bayonets, who conducted me before ...

... epPiiul our two little cities; lor our two little cities, must call them. Allow me to embrace the present opportunity of speaking to von on the subject of the renewal of your leases. This, for your own sakes, 1 wish completed speedily ,Visible. It would ...

... Imperial * __ - {J‘ Caof!reL* U 1 Bank , 8ank., The London Journals, which have arrived sinc« uur last, arc, generally speaking, of the same complexion, with regard to the Money Market. They all declare that the panic bat ceased, and that the distress ...

... shall implore relief beh.lf of all the professor* our calumniated creed. One, among the many result, Catholic Emancipation (I speak of the measure certalu, although may be delayed.) will be the permanent ider.tifi.atiou of the interest, of both c,untries ...

... h .p?-, founded the character of the CoiMUntine, liiiractcr matked with honor and ma^nanimiiv. V. intended some days since speak, very serious tumnlis which h.ive .n place at Nancy. have been inforn e.i tiut Mon>. Dr. Jan on, of that See, was publicly ...

... fountain of this graad revulsion. this evideiite'* t lie profundity of this name coxcomb senator anil secretary, of whom are speaking, discovered tie immecvturaUe hatred with which t)r. Doyle reganit the Protestant Church'' John Bull read the text did—and ...

... exposure takes place> the Priests have to thank their advocate. Living upon the public income, says our Cotcmporary, speaking of the Established Clergy, or from income derived from the temporalities of that Church which they now persecute— (poor ...

... tespcctahle Family; his \'ill found most salisfactory, besides the du|mitminent, he is competent to teach the French which lie speaks with tlnency Itc* has t • town or country. hi-nt;uli* No. 11Stephen's-green, I jijHi -street. 7 ANTS Nilualiui; Tootman or ...