... high Rank, .Sk?! * Crnfequence, and uniform pub- I P Concilia, mulei take the very com• merdable la be, of not only 'S and exposing, in the mod open and nnqualified Manner, the iietc liable Arts and ■wicked Machir.at'tor.i of tiie ficrct Enemies ot public ...

... Tares, on light lands that are much’ exposed, are very backward, and in many places have lost plant.—Hay and Straw have advanced price towards the end the month, and will probably do further, until a change of weather fakes place favourable to spring vegetation ...

... Exchequer that he could not proceed, Who consented to the postponement. For this concession he complimented Ministers, and for not faking advantage bis ignorance of public concerns. If be had done less, be should have omitted duty; if more, he should have abandoned ...

... to CKt2Ilpt persons going to Ire. landi fromn the -payineiit of the taix on horses3 Carriages, aed servants,wvilich they mav fake over to that touwitry, having previously paid the tax therevo ill Viighild ; au'd vice vrsti, -those hrought frotri Ireland ...

... remained exposed the place of execution for quarter hour. Tliero w ere hut few persons, howevei, present ; for the populace believing that the execution would take place tire plain Crenelle, had repaired thither. . , After remaining exposed quarter o ...

... known fail curing after a few hours application. [| is also excellent remedy for whitlows, so common country people, who are exposed to the cold j and it gives immediate ease in the cramp, tooth-ache, &c. Prepared by W. Dredge, at Wishford, near Salisbury ...

... Learnted Counissel next dlirectedi ithe attetutions of thitri Lotishislts to usie ev'idesice of Mliotimsisieslls De Niusut. 'Faking her character fronte herseilf, shte swas tile most py~rfest spesisoies, ictist cosiplete nicittel[ of a wiaiting-msaid thwat ...

... originality of its materials, the independence of its principles, the utility of its contents, and the living interest which it fakes in whatever concerns the improvement and welfare of society, hare secured the co-operation of the learne d and ingenious of ...

... the freedom he takes with them, handling them in every possible shape, thrusting his fingers iuto their very mouths, and exposing to view tlieir fangs, around which is concealed the deadly poison with which this venomous race is armed. demonstrate that ...

... Life, —An honest, respeetabte.-industrious widow, Kving in Gngcnestrect, who ha* maintained herself for several years past by faking washing, «nd had saved up a few pounds, t> which store she had added 13, given her lost Christinas from charitable fund, was ...

... controversy, and has yielded me the field. lam not alt surprised at this, for I think there never was a person who has so exposed himself as he has, for want of common sense, or ignorance of the subject which he has taken «p. In a former letter I laid ...

... English mind. The owner of every British ship would be exposed to the torment of l>ein» visited by every French vessel that was able to carry a Commander und five men; in short, our vessels would be exposed to the same vexations that We, during I lie war, had ...