... dep! irablc deoililie, arising from iaipwritie- and depravity of the human fluids, whatever be their occasion ; which nev-T exposes the Patient to danger ; whose eifer's are as •rent!.* as they are prompt and salutary ; which is daily and safely a .ministered ...

... not to put him to any greater inronveiiieuce than ii absulu tely necess.arv, and therefore having made the arrest, you arc to fake his word of honour fur his appearance, when the Court Martial takes place-, and you are to attend him to, and from the said ...

... this point. I have already, I trust, repelled that part of the charge which accuses me of having ' ; left the Cape riot only exposed to attack and insult, but even without the means of a .fording protection to ti.e trade; of [lis Majesty's ?? or of taking ...

... still in force here against the Catholics serving in the Army, and would be exposed to what gallant men would dread most, the necessity of desert. h\p their colours, or exposing themselves to the penalties which the law might iullict. Can any thin- be more ...

... info any argument foun^ad ou the fiats which I shall relate, leaving, until after the holidays, when those Gentlemen will fake their ?? on trie opposite benches, the further investigation tf this bu- siness. Having premised thus much, Sir, I h/I pro- ...

... averting th .se pressing perils to Which your colonies, your com- merce, your naval power, and your national inde- pendence are exposed, from the machinations, rather tlian the force of the enemy. Never was there a period m which you were more imperiously called ...

... it, and is much easier to hold in wrti-iv leather. They areparticulaiiy well calculated for the watering places, and other exposed situations, t/m'brellas neatly and expeditiously repatced. L' V. undertakes to keeji all ?? Ilmbrellas sold by Inm in repair ...

... are reduced by unforeseen m.s- \ f£L« to The want of common necessaries, he is 'the most , ESf«t ate of second childluM-d, exposed to every hardship and 'J p ser trf want; they are impelled to make this public apD«J n/for a short time, till something can ...

... Declara- tion relative to Russia and Denmark, that it was a knowledge of (hose select articles that had induced ilis Majesty o fake Cie steps that lie had done for the purpose of seeming the Danish fleet. It there- tore became material fo know when his Majesty's ...

... diseiis** wiil v-niish: and strength, ardour, «er_-uity, HiA every eri.lence of rcmnr.ted heallh will be liie _iv.iv result of faking thir me_tin.abte Bnbn in due time, ac- ?? to Ihedir. fti-i*f &»' u> ...

... iertpside. • r riO Noblemen, Gentlemen, &c. who may wish JL to sttxjlt their cellars with choice MALT LIQUORS.— Mr. BrtTAND wii' expose to ?? by order of the Proprietors, and in such Lots as will be convenient for every description of Purchasers, upwards Of ...

... the whole interest of the piece is derived from the chara&cr and the charities of a humane and benevolent Jew, from whom it fakes its name. The story on which the Opera is founded furnish Nadan with signal opportunities for the exerciseand display of humanity ...