... thlat Isis Lordship ouglht not to receive assy company but his own relatiosis, sehio can be ad- itittgd only to see, rvithout speaking to hiin, for a short time. The Bturdett family is of Yorkilirc e trac-- tiot, asid of considorablo antijuity. Birthlraite-Hlall ...

... necessary by the r pulilous situation. How Miitisters, ( titet, in the ?? thesve facts, should advise his I411jestv go to speak of the efrorts of Spain, is tllerly r in coneceivable. It is a gross abulse of the ccfllice h of the Ring, zinc, higltly d ...

... fale.flines from Newzase, wab eleted it tie following manner *-It was an. nounced to Mr. Jones, that a person wishedi to speak ' with him ift the outer-doonf; throuigh which, Mr. Jones, somewhat surprised, *ivas politely conduct- *d *tne miometit he ...

... Cal to Society. Those who are desirous of more particular Infor- mation, are respectfclly directed to such Friends as can speak from Experience of the Domestic Comlort, as well as the Moral and Literary Attainments, which some Branclces ofttheir Families ...

... extensively lxenefi- cial to'Societv. Those who' of moore particular Infor- mnation, -re - . ected to such Friends as can speak f: of tire Domestic Comifort, -as well as tr , ,iterary Attainments, which solnir Branschesr .r zatrlinese have derived under ...

... the cotilionq, a Scots Reel Was danced, during rew * hlicbltiieir Majesties arose ton make tlh totur of wlm the circle, and speak to Lhe Ladies. 1;he Ens. blid- press haid returnedtto her arm chair, and Vie til Em peror was atithe other extremity of the ...

... Action betweri Mf-ssrs. - yilsons anal Cl;trion & Co. e llrsiren ed, preelrily e Cgilraist or lire 1r erniare, and yet brldly speaks to Circumnistances whinch oceiretl sonic Y'ears refore I am Sir, your obedie cit Se rv aert, HENRYi ALLISON. . Horsforth ...

... eac ?? spisedr ; and that is, that it is 'very stnange that tlese lriwv calumnnies were not sapsec bvi tlie person who was speaking in aggraVation. Uponl tle socird asstrtion, that I liad *rittertn tl'c purblicatiol'iin qtuestion for gairi'sb sake.- I thinkthe ...

... till ts Heart, lowness of Spirits, and dreadful 9ick Head. I Ach, which reduced her so 'much that bhe becasue a] unable to speak or walk for several weeks,* J It would frequently faint aid remain ir that Srtte for 1. a considerable Time' ; together with ...

... the only one which now V ean have, that I have fulfilled mny obligazions to the end ; that I have ( il I am so permitted to speak ) sacriged to the existence and to the welfare oh the country more t than could be expected ;'but, after the suti- mission ...

... atives have obtained ot the excellent Scinr V ceroy a free p riission 'to assemble in Congress.--- Now you are assembled; speak with freedom, but with that digni.ty which is suited to you ; anid prove tirat you are a wise, oable,-docile, and a generous ...

... property to be JO Treimved'jliy a contiflk'ntial scrvant. ' posa ;o Genatlemsen, Theren is' one point on' 'whichq I never le speak but Witlitire greatest dififidence and reluctance, ,bucall'elIknow hibrer are nancy of you tions whom I 20 might rat her apply ...