... s-niartia), in v ?? it doul.i The youth and im inexperiem our country are i.itrnsti ?? fleet was much inferior in my, he tlius speaks to I mi- r.ilty, respecting one -* I me if the — were I ?? which arc made oa all aii where to fix the .source of tin of a ...

... waistcoats and trowsers, and velvet caps, a la Raphael ; and cut a gallant tigttiv. Lord Byron had no conversation, properly speak- ing. He cu'uhl not interchange ideas or Information wfth yon, asa man of letters is expected to do. His thoughts required ...

... the prattling of the child ot ils attempts to speak ; neither does it seem to cause i' auy disconifort. The circumstance has attracted mU9 of the attention of seins*-] of the faculty, who, we W_ lieve, speak of it td a case of which tbe annals oi medicine ...

... Turkish fleet at Navarin waspubiickly known hereon the 28th tilt-, on which ;io/ a word of comment need be made, the event speaking sufficlentlv for itself; and the more audibly when contrasted with the considerate and humane treatment of tl.e local Turkish ...

... people will ever cm. sent that any governor shall dictate who shall, or who shall not preside over their deliberations and speak for them in their communications with the other co- ordinate branches of the legislature. That privilege gone, they would hardly ...

... Ins reason to be satis- fied. Of some of tbe leading topics embraced in the message, we shall hereafter take occ ision.tp speak. Quick TaAV_rt,i.lNC. — By sending express to Balti- more on Tuesday, afier the delivery of the .President* message, so as ...

... his government are greatly mis- taken', for, with the exception of a very few instances, perhaps the Jews in general,— even speaking of those who would otherwise seem well-disposed to consider the subject,— arc thus, by persecution, kept at a dis- tance ...

... evi- dence ; and afler some consideration she was admitted. Yesterday she whi brought up, and on expressing her nation to speak the trutli, she was than sworn, and deposed that on Thursday, the Ist at November, she went to Mrs. Kelly's hoii,e, and, unknown ...

... his absence, he found solace in that resource which art has supplied as a substitute for oral interchange of the heart's speakings, iiad which has been said to be able To waft a sigh from Indus to the Pole. He wrote her two letters, which would be put ...

... taken up with bad company. At seven o'clock the preceding evening she knocked at his master's door, and said she wanted to speak to him. He desired her to go away. She said she would knock his b brains out; and a.s she refused to quit the door, when ordered ...

... same Gazette, you have an in- stance of »h ...

... have been generally given of him both in this country and France. It is of M use to allude to those more particularly— we speak onl. of his appearance last evening, and certainly it was highly' prepossessing. He was dressed in a plain suit of black', ...