... Dean,' I have done my work, and im- mediately fell back in a fit of apoplexy, from which he never sutilcietily recovered to speak again, He has left a wvidowv, the Lady Flizabeth Tailbot, sister of the Duke of Beaufort, wjith elevent children. Suddenly ...

... mncazing ?? MELV-IN has sadly mistaken her powers, genteel appearance, cannot. compensate for *vant of abi.- lity,-tho'.she speaks she says nothing,-the same mo- uiotouious. whine pervades her Tragedy andi Comedy.-Is Mrs. YOUNG gone to the shades below ...

... t14eewas muh smtnoke, and a strong smell . qf. gnpoiwder , ph' ?? *bliA dil ot spets1;.; Macka.y was thent desiring her -to speak lo him, when she cried out. Ql! !ruel l1ackey ,. e kissed him and j forga-ve.hlm,. : - :. .ir. Land, Surgeon. saild-be was ...

... from us- be returning the second time, the boy was walkiig away o to the further elid of the path, we theti determuined to speak to the Doctor, who was moving todwards 0s-Mr. Hera Npole to him, and said he thought it very ?? for Dr. Cleeve, J as a YMinister ...

... in order to exhibit an entirely new colleethin of cmposition Figures, the fruits of her labour since her last visit. Report speaks highly of the collection, and we have not a doubt but it will meet with patronage during the time 'that it remains Irn Exetir ...

... order to exhibit an entirely new collection of iomposition Figures, the fruits of her labour sinre her last visit. Report speaks highly of the collection, and 'we lave not a doubt but it will meet with patronage during tle time that it remains In Exeter ...

... in a cariage andl, jionr, for Lonldon ;-d20irltg his Mtay here he has been o1t active in his chuvass'-,'and his 'jrrni ?? speak aiost conflldetly of his lltirite stic- cess-.Many squibs, as is always the case on the approach of an'eleclor, have been irculati ...

... repair r, and will certainly 'bee'occheltied y troolis in a few da ys, I .when those repair* will he.c6nipletcd; report still speaks of Ithe ?? ltpyal ilussars' frou giristol,. .. ' . h'1'he fst Devot M1ilitia, mnder the commanrd cf I Viscount Elirinljot ...

... distinguished themselves, of lyniond', -I'lext;- 'DVF ?? Avery, Warren, and many ?? the dr Comnittec'it would be ihnmpoessible to speak in adlequate terms Y of-praise llir their rxcelhle'farian)gemeuts, for though the rilig ,r ' was limspense and th0ijsisals ...

... dall occasions toward. me,. ,m140 alshiOmrself;~Sh',, for the~ kind 'nod flaitter'iug MPuner in Nyii4 li y hr,,e#pleaed tp speak gof may humbllle services; aril mxy1 erpa~ista o may so adumite.hdxte ftVllgI Vofle, 6&;t~hiih your- t. fclow-ctiaen h~e alle ...

... canl boast of threc such intieresting youiig per. ?? as Miss IPoor~r., Miss fl.AiVc C1vTe arl Miss Ar.rosmN; and if on dit speaks anly tiritio like truth, their private conduct and rcspdctability: deserves More ?? than their public exer- ri0ois on the' ...

... institittad hyrLieut. Col. Wyrtdham, (eve Parliimfilrtzt'V Report it) tirk rage) on this, ve6 m'ake no criommnent, it `will best speak for itself, contirming as it does every thing we have said on the subject., ' BIRT11S, At Dartrnouth, the Lady of It. Harris ...