... eye-brows, hair light and bushy, Las a small red mark upon the right cheek hone, re ambling a star, has father a tardiness in speaking. Pad on a blue coat with yellow metal button:, waistcoat of a buff ground with mulberry-coloured stripes, nankeen trowsers ...

... Wardle retired. He said to Col. -Wardle, what could induce you to call me as a witoessr Calmest Wardle said, it was to speak upon the *object of auttiee. Mr. Stokes said, that perhaps Colonel Wardle was aot :mare of the danger of calling him, as he ...

... since the national industry' will continue to be favoured. VIENNA, Nov. 17.—The fate of Poland is not yet decided upon. They speak of different Notes, transmitted by Lord Castlereagh, demanding the independence of the Duchy of Warsaw, of a part of which ...

... of -France, is stated to be removed from the Ministry, to make way for an arrangement more friendly to this country. We can speak with no certainty upon these points. Perhaps, the resolutions of the Russian Court may be as varying as the rumours which reach ...

... Helena has been translated . by Professor Krug, of Leipic, with notes, and a short appendix. In a note upon the passage which speaks of the battle of Leipsic, and attributes the victory of the Allies to the defection of the Saxons, he says, As this event ...

... the Colonels of nine new regiments of infantry, and four of cavalry, which are to be raised in Li.huania. The s: me accounts speak of a Proclamation by Prince lablonowski, in which we are assured, that the 30,000 men about to be raised in Poland, together ...

... the sense and spirit of his author. lle had, however, not proceeded far before he was interrupted. One voice called out, Speak lorider—a requisition that was immediately complied with, but without effect. hisses, with cries of Q 11; Chcrlts Kcinble ...

... the eft - oct of appeasing th e as . semblv, and he Left the stage. Mr; Ray mond once' more came fo7ward, and wss allowed to speak, and indulgence of which he availed himself in the following no;n:.er : LADIES AND I wish most respectfully to ask what ...

... and undertook to speak to the effect i.t ? ant surely it is still azure ridiculous tor a Church DioNITAKv to pretend sp-ak to the effect of a sernion. It is a pity. however, that he does nut describe that effect of which he speaks in his advertisement ...

... representatives, and be enabled to judge how far by tm honest discharge of their duty, as the organ of those they ought to speak the wishes of, they have intitled themselk cs to their thanks, and to a continuance of their confiience.—ln the Ministers speech ...

... their best style ; Miss Cubhit sang a pretty air as Lady Heron believe) ; but why she did sing, Or why she appeared at all (we speak of the character only), nolnaly knew. It is but justice to add, that the whole went oil without opposition, and its repetition ...

... invariably evinced ; ad so far from being dejected or intimidated at the advantages the enemy have already obtained, they speak with confidence of their ultimate success, and in a tone of enthusiasm perfectly coinciding with their spirited declaratiops ...