... pro;terly termed an iron mask. M-.tag spike contrived enter the mouth, and bold im mm (he noisy otgsn. If the offender attempts speak wfin this punishment, sharp bint is given of of preserving silence. We think instrument oTthis description, might be found ...

... different towns of Yorkshire, for selliug soda water without stamps. In American paper there is a long article from Boston, speaking in ironical manner of the obligation which Sir A. Cochrane has conferred on the admirers of the embargo and non-intercourse ...

... Priestcraft Detected ; being Exposure of an attempt to tradnce a very respectable body of Christians, by James Douglas. By Speak- Truih. May be bad above, rind of booksellers In New rsdle. Shields, Sunderland, Durham, Ac. J. Marshall begs to inform bis ...

... towards Charlesstreet. The prisoner had been once at bis bouse, but he believed be bad not seen him : he could not therefore speak his identity. Win Kingston was passing through Mount-street between 11 and 12 the night in question, and met a man who passed ...

... itself, is the ruling passim breast, and there scarce individual who has not his peculiar sentiments upon the subject; or. to speak more correctly, every one conceives that felicity is to be found in some particular attainments, and in these only. The general ...

... fame: Au among th* illusiiimis dead. Who on that pige tn-tre shed. Shall share the sighs, the tears, that fall From eyes that speak Ihe gen'rons soul. Ills days were few. yet glorious all: In Portugal, in Spain, and G»nl. lie ; e'en in death his hand Wav'd ...

... unfortunate. and remembering that similar misfortunes may one day befal himself, will never allow himself to think, much less speak, uncharitably of such; he will extend his goodness to the penitent profligate and to fallen enemy: he will forget their vices ...

... the report made me Lieut -Col. John this occasion, which your T#ord«bip will he pleased observe, that the Lietit.-Colone! speaks very highly of the gallantry and good conduct displayed by the troops upon this expedition, under very trying circumstances ...

... Maryland Polut: and yet, after 14 hours' oil hrr retinal, she was again under weigh, and advancing up the river. Captain Napier speaks highly of the condurt of Lieut. Thomas Herbert on this as well on every other the many trying occasions which have called ...

... certain that the r and tome other Powers, particularly those of the Kings Europe, will take a part at these conferences. They speak of a mode of discussion adopted ou account of various objects which are of a nature to be regulated previously—they ought not ...

... diet, were coudemned to the sugar mills, and by the English planters were transported to the West Indies.—Vol. ii. p. 695. Speaking of Oliver Cromwell's return from Scotland after lie bad taken Berwick upon Tweed, a letter from Newcastle, dated October ...

... the poor.— The conduct of both is affected, but there this difference in their behaviour—when you meet in the street, lie speaks loud you, that the subject of your conversation may well known to any passenger yourself; noisy in bis mirtb, and disgusting ...