... much from an Inward Complaint, whicl, has frequently occasioned Debility and Spit- ting of Blood, particularly after Public Speaking ; ? this increased ; and tbe Faculty could administer no Relief.? On the first Trial of your Tincture, 1 found such real ...

... hellish inents, if we may be a'lowed to use the word on such a subject, are of the m«wt appropriate kind ; and the vt hole speaks the ?? as well as tbe munificence of the Noble Donor. J, Wab>*j_r, 16, Cornhill, London, in- forms tiie Holders of Supplementary ...

... convoy the inst vessels from thence. The latter, which may be. daily expected, contain. 1 -li) 0 pipes of wine. The merchants speak with great sensibility of the very 'friendly wanting of the Prince Regent, who or- dered that every facility .should be given ...

... voyage from Yarmouth to Leith, on their way to Holy- rood House. No tarther comment of ours is at this time necessary — thiaaet speaks for itself. Mr. Loss, Mr.Canjiiqf-* Private Secretary, is gone down to Yarmouth upon a mission to Louis XVI II. Mr. Ros« ...

... Gibt;altar— The 1 re r.eh Engineers have long been ci__- p.oyefi t;i the projection of some new me- thod Ue this atiack— We cannot speak wit-i the confidence of local knowledge, or the certainty of experience; but the genera! opinion of military men is, that HhiU ...

... Astorias is charged as having been the fomenfer of this plot, and in consequence Lbiown into prison. Letters from Tuadnd, speak*ng of this Proclamation, express no prevailing be- lief of any such pl.it, and s.ppoie the who.e au invention of the Prince ...

... _. Bath 'tiidienct will pive.— ln Michael, in the aiterpieea of Tli* Adopt- ed t hilJ,'' nu ;>'-.i«e- is to'» la.-ish to speak its'excel- lence .- it is an -vi uple ti*.»f trie greatest pathos m-iy he forcibly e\,»*t.ss.-d without the aid «.i ttm-ftttlf ...

... frame firm and healthful. The nu- merous and respectable signatures which have ap- peared in our paper from time to time, will speak more than any encomiums we can bestow upon it. Sold in 10s. 6d. and 335. bottles ; the latter con- tain four of the former ...

... desolation and horror, in which every t-.iag has been modelled and laid out according to his own taste and directions. If we speak in a po- litiea! figure, we may be almost said to live in a t».:w creation. — The fair fabric which once sur- r- .uiid.u lib ...

... Sixteeu Shil- lings in Siker; also some other articles, the property of divers persons. Tlie said Peter Collolly is an Irishman, speaks the dialect strong, *_3 years of age, about 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, a dark compfexi'in, short black hair, large black whiskers ...

... frame firm and healthful. The numerous and respectable signatures which have appeared in our paper from time to time, will speak more than any encomiums we can bestow Sold in 10s 6 ...

... knowledge of the principles necessary to form a correct and ap- proved pronunciation. Gent. Mag. July, ISO 7. 2. MAYOR's NEW SPEAK EH ; or English Cass Book, to wiiich is ?? a short System of Hheto- tic ; and an Essay on Enunciation, or Delivery ; chiefly ...