... synagogue that the recently-issued ukase (re- ferring to the remroval of the Jews resident err the frontier, fifty wersts inwards) is really to be of fall force and effect, and stat owners of houses are to be allowed two years only for the disposal of ...

... not ufceqoctly, btbt those eA oaes ate the cn eeu efie. Rel ate as dintent and disorder-in the provinces, and innumerable complaints laid at the foot of the throne. On these considerations, the inteni- gent portion of the people of Russia have hailed this ...

... awaiting his trial, might be for a la0ger term than the law itself would award.' 'This is very true; nor would there be much complaint if the entire magistracy of the country were regulated upon the piciple of our-wowr supful stipendiary body. Some of these ...

... question but that this illegal and most reprehensiblepractice has been carried on for a length of time, and that letters, both inward, and outward, have been thus treated, and their contents copied, the letters being afterwards duly delivered, or forwarded ...

... Post- Office, and the distracted state of the lnferiors in it, lis not without cause, That she public have just grounds of complaint, is notorious ; but that the officers of the establishment had, we were never so fully aware as at present, from facts, of ...

... management may be saoely confined to the usual domestie and popular remedies:, When, however, we consider the serious and fatal complaints that have their origin in a slight cold, that it may be the prelude to various inflammatory diseases, and that consumption ...

... of a family, as to lay a foundation in every age and country for the family name; as at Rome, in that of Varro (legs bent inward), Valgius (basudy-eggeed), Flacous (tong, jlap ears); and the descendants of Domitcius took the surname of 1Enobarbus, from ...

... us something of his grossest texture. The licen- tiousness which is the alloy of 'the liberty of speech, is a strange complaint for the Dispatch ; and we hardly expected to hear from that paper that we have republican institutions, and that our popular ...

... A SEnrstATIoN of indescribable satisfaction and sweet repose takes possession of that mind which has clear views of ?? own inward state, end of oll outward ohj are. To exercise justice, what cat be mnore God-like ? To lea n cc appreciate and protect every ...

... PA1LS POR STRINGING. *.GRtATITUDE AND INGRATtTUDE.-Gratitude is a virtue disposing the mind to an' inward sense addan outward acknowledgment of a benefit received, together with a readyness to do the same, or the like,'as Occasions of the doer of it shall ...

... seen in the river, many of the ships being of the first-class Indiaman and merchantmen. On one day 100 vessels were entered inwards at the custom-house, and it is estimated that upwards of 150,000 foreigsa.goig tonnage were reported at Gravesend during the ...

... thrown among them by somebody, It matters not who, ausj the total of their conversatisfn, drop in where we may, is made up of complaints against judges, showers, emplsyers, committees, newspapers, and periodicals, as if giving vent to all their ill-humoufa ...