... extremely in'the negotiation for a peace; tbat he had had feveral interviews with M. de Vcrgennes, ofwhofe polite reception Speaks the higheft terms; and feems to think ihat were the independence of America to be acknowledged, other difficulties might be ...

... with directions for addrefling perf ns of all ranks and conditions. Likewifc a new Syllcm of English Oratory; or, the Art of Speaking in Publick with propriety and elegance. Alfo the Art of Pleafing in Conversation, with rules and, maxims to form polite and ...

... objections, which lay chiefly againft the Vth Artid of the Provisional Articles, by which the Loyalifts abandoned ; and in Speaking of this, he ufed the markable exprefiion f* that this was an actien which, his opinion, we fliould be d d, both in this ...

... Lord North, who, he laid, was catted a Minister, but whom all knew to be the Minister. Sir George Savilc was proceeding to Speak in favour the motion, but finding too weak. Sat down again the great mortification the Houfe, who were St fled foe him in So ...

... wriggling pain. Ye Lords and Dukes, fo clever, fay (For you have much to give away, And much your gentle patronage I lack) Speak, is it not a crying fin, That Folly's guts arc to his chin, Whi'ft mine are Hunk mile into my back Oft as his facred Majefty ...

... was met upon the stairs,as she was coming up, by Nicholls, who had the kitchen fire shovel in his hand, with which, without speaking word, he ftruck her on the forehead, and immediately after on another part of the head ; she then attempted to cry out, when ...

... filejld, lets forth the thriving condition that province, and particularly of George-Town and its neighbourhood,, the peace. Speaking the advantages the latter, in point of fituation, be lavs Tiie Slips from New-Yoik and the northern ftates come here for ...

... with an eye to the Stage, or with the expectation of dramatic propriety. Under this restriction, the ahfurdity the Spirit Speaking to an audience in a folirary foreft midnight, and want rtf-reciprocation in the dialogue, are overlooked. Comus a fuire of ...

... form'd to Ibine in courts yet meek, And pleas'd with all, and wifhing all to pleafe, Enrapture; but when join'd in one they Speak, The Bard with joys unutterable Seize : Yet Such.he fear'd but in his dreams to Seek, Till Mary bleSs'd hi* gaze with living ...

... Monboddo is the only modern critic who ranks Milton as a profe-writer with Hooker, Sprat, and Clarendon. have hitherto been Speaking of Milton's profe-works in Englifh. I cannot allow that his Latin performances in prole are Sormcd any one chafte Roman model ...

... Jade Fancy Newmarket then the fecne you fee, You are the Knowing Ones—the Poney fhe not then well-founded caufe for dread Speak, wou'd you bett the odds upon her head? But, fimile apart, the fact is this, The day has been not dune amifs ; But praife has ...

... degice of alliance with the Court of Vienna are following the example. Thefe eaufe a variety ot opinions, but is no means ro speak 111 a decifive way of mailers. Extraft of a letter from Paris, ov. 6. Anew alliance bet we, n France, Holland, Spain, Sweden ...