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... yoyage ; besides which, particular cireum- .stances bave occurred, kuown to you all, of which It l* better at present not to speak. Upon tbose subject* I leave it to delicate and generous hearts to appreciate my feeling*. Thi* i* one or tbe happiest days ...
... premises. FRIDAY'S MAIL. LONDON, Wednesday, Sept. 12. WE have received this morning the Parrs- Papers of Sunday last. They speak with great confidence of the fact, that the Emperor Alexander will not take any steps with respect to Turkey, but in concert ...
... contre-dan.se, where a number of persons, placing themselves opposite one to another, begin to figure. Marshal Basso tnpierre, speak- ing in his memoirs of his dancing country dances here in England, in the time of Charles I. writes it expressly contre-danses ...
... ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS. The sale of this medicine, with me at least, surpasses all others, which is a circumstance of itself that speaks much in favour ot its merits, but is nothing compared with the testimonials of its efficacy which have conic to my knowledge: ...
... Some letters, dated the 13th of July, had been received from Rosario de Cucnta, the seat of the Columbian Congress. They speak well of the mode in which that Assembly was conducting its deliberations. The debates were decorous; patient attention shewn ...
... of their beloved So- vereign, could not contain their joy. Some per- sons who thought they observed that tbe King wished to speak, commanded silence, and, as if by euchantmeut, a tranquillity, which nothing could I have produced hui the profouudest veneration ...
... at Ihe Jocular turo wbicb be had himself -giveu to tbe Scotticism, he said, • I'm thinking, friend, ye're commanded no io speak wilb utrangers aneat bis Majesty's coo- duci, for ye blink the question, aa they aay iv Parliament.' « Parliament .'—Been ...
... refused to accept the mediation of . Lord Strangford, bud lie has expressed his approbation of the conduct of his son. — Speaking of the Russian army on the frontiers of Bessarabia, it says, that the preparations for opening thecampaign are completed ...
... in the examination of a Miller, concerning different samples of flour, the following dia- logue took place. Counsel.— (Speaking in a passion, and shaking the powder from his Wig) —Do. yon see this flour, Miller ? Millet. — Which. Sir ? Counsel.— Why ...
... troop had landed on the coast, and were at St. Sebastian, where they were well received. ?? Letters from Hamburgh continue to speak of the negociations between England and Denmark, having for object the cession to the former power of Copenhagen and the Banis ...
... Prince Metter- nich had immediately sent off extraordinary couriers to London, Paris, and Berlin ; though the French Journal, speaking as it wishes, rather than as it knows, attributes this to tbe immediate prospect of hostilities breaking out between the ...
... Accounts have been received from Odessa to the 20fh viit. with information from Constan- tinople to the 14th. The former speak of war as being extremely probable, but mention that there was so great a scarcity of food among the Russian forces on tlie ...