... whoae lhshes tell : AII'ectiota' tale uponthe cheek- lh p7lid at one Ibnd farewell,,.; Prodnains more lore than words ean speak. Tllre i's. fw.hiWcinehathprest, Amd none'had ever pest before, ?? w e- to, nuke mseedbkst, And mbie-mine oniy, prcst it fofe ...

... you believe it, though true, I assure ye, They've all been found out, and condemn'd by a jury ? The Conspirators rage, andl speak it out bread, . Od Bags should have taken more care of this Ward. Beit what is most grievous. (so Justice is dogg'd) The ...

... unifom7ly found-, in . those which were impelled-forwards by the persons con- veyed within, that the passengers had literally speaking, 4their laboar far thesir pairn' W~esuspect that,.in the .invention now under! eonsijerntionrithe a igue will more than ...

... wholly impossiele, to te- tc place. (f) Stripped. (gkl) Fat. (II) ?? ones. (i) Face. bj (I) Two blows succeeding each other ?? (speak. to ing of Randall) his ONE-.TWO are put in w ith thelsbarpoess of cito (I) 'ite stotnach or paunch. - to (Os) Mouth. (nJ ...

... any ti one who takes his part, instantly struck Ashle -a~vio. S lent blow under his ear, who tell to the round, never Is to speak aai, a nd after lingering till the following FiH. at Ur day, - he did( he TCoroner's Jury who sat upon th e e- body retuned ...

... devotiq to their country manifested by the Parguinetes, vtwarions periods of their history. Lest it should be tlought that, in speaking of Parga as a state or nation l have given it too much political importanee, I ma he. permitted to intimate, that in, Greece ...

... crescent pale. I turn my tearful eye To other scenes; to pleasures now remote I From all but memory's searching power. 2 She speaks with voice immortal; vividly renews I Joys sweet-transient as the morning's dews; Like theui too frail to bear the beating ...

... To speak to a person unless by his name. One night at a Tcsvern, sitting much at his case,. As much as with form easy comfort agrees He beheld, at the fire, a stranger display ?? backs-coat up. urn'd-juse, you know, d ?? He eyede hun-would speak-but ...

... command. Let setvfyill andvalley sing SI The praises of the patriot King; e' Boldly lie stands, in conscious pride, d And speaks the law, the pesole's guide; * His causeis theirsand round his head A thousand guardian shields are spread. u Should power ...

... W-RDSW-TH. He understood the speech of birds, as well as they themselves do words! Could tell what subtlest parrots mean, That speak and think cantrary clean. w . * r a -a a a He had first matter seen undrest He took her naked. all alone, ' ' Dofore one rag ...

... with the fillowing most l extraordinary article, copied from the Calcutta papers. J It almost-staggers belief. But we must speak cau- tioidly on the subject, as his Majesty of Ava, for i ought we know, may be one of -the Holy Alliance. Celceatte, Sept ...

... prove - a That shedoesifiancy me. IP AprI-29, 1820. - J. S-Y. u 51 - ?? ?? ?? ; : ?? PANDORA'S BOX AND THE GREEN BAG. ?? in speaking-of Pandora's Box, iT YWhose is the.greater sin, -h The man's who lets the mischief out, -Or his. who puts it in? c il ECONOMY ...