... farther; it is not at present suffered to be explored]. A Gentleman in the vicinity ?? in ancicnt '-MS.,which particularly speaks of 'this place, apd maavi attcmits had been made to discover it, before it wdis so fortlunately ac~c emiphslwd 'by ?? . i ...

... shall sqoner be reminded of that image than of the wera strtenath. Of thisI artificial memory, both Cicero and' Quititian speak, but we - know not of any modern orator that has ever made use of it_ It seems indeed to have been a laborious way. of improving ...

... patent medicines over those of the regular facmlty, whichnone can deny. They. are not only efficacious but cheap.. I do not speak of my, ownv exclusivcly; all patent medidnes have this.cxcellence,,that they. effect a perfect cure by tv a or three doses ...

... aelvices by tde ffnholt Mail represent Bernadotte ' nliing every erfbrt to ifjgrtaiate himself with the Swedes_- ietse letters speak of Bonaparte's. intention to visit then2uoitd °a(leany : the French troops- in Germanay, and those of ?? nal Prussia are to ...

... Wiaterford M;n at they hd esd ahdut a 'year iii aief, and that'they left that city bess eg wished to escape from Boniarte, ?? 'speak iii-tsris of the inostfindignant ahd eutualifled re - tion. . They. suffered b,, partwuhir indigiity in jdarntpeg firou hlrancab ...

... ee~ ar geerlly hi vcry-bti or ertisetjibts to te discontinuance of a custom wuich she says she - l o lave 7eard her papa speak, of; this was to bring out the ;ngieSs frequently into. sue xharket place, tvhere they were hyed off, b' way of rebearsal, ...

... the- Irish people-it ha, Ft duced a gloriouis - aralgalationu. of Protestant and COc' feeling., and interest-thie'i nation speaks with oie Yoite, must be head' .. t lerrery'public meeling recently herd in 'Ireland, tihe . thsolits he ite d- a decided' ...

... Wilkie was staken up he ,vas still al ve-with his breastj back, and almost every bone in his body bioke-: 'h'c was able to speak a little, and drank soiec e vater, but tpired two hours aftei-Asaids. A few days since, a poor cottagerna wife, whist'leasing ...

... sgtuatinns toat hereye kindles witl-i ps hefire ofl genius, and her. features beam-wnith theemanatins ofindthat her pauses ci speak to the heart with silenht but iepresssve eloquence orthat the united igtfuence 'a vii jfre, and couantenance', whdn h- she ...

... thieir own'froiitiers and not interfere in it the dissentions of the Spaisish Colonies. On the subject of trade all the letters speak i tnt of dis ondon' with eni'ch we are now become familia ?? _ r ?? U s:aention, The onlypities e; iof lata. benfited by this ...

... nmost ej tual asud extpeetious way, to objects, more destitute thax generality of those that meet'the public eye. The chrir ~ speak of iS the. .S'traizgea' Friend S;JCL:CY: the faid. ewhic*, fom the late ssrgen dentiads uponl it, na renrceivas >,petent ...

... that any tonsilerable . alteration irL e the representation of the people would be subversive of the con- ir stitution, If we speak of the practical constitntion, this is car- it tainly tries for if the Commons ?? of Parliament were formied'on the pure pinciple ...