... proof indeed of the vanity of Po ' human life, and human frame !-and well calculated to .r- thow us, (as his countryman Mr Burke expressed it on a ce, simar occasion), what shadows we are, and what nba- Bt ce. dows we pursue. fir ti ' A General i$eeting ...

... Is. * Lord North, Marquis of RorkingIam,l Mr Pitt, and Mr Jesikinsoss (now Lord Liverpool), one lot, 12s C. J. 'Fox, Edmund Burke, and J. Curwin. one lot, a guinea; the signs manual of Charles 11. (1663), William III. (1690), Queen Mary (1692), George I11 ...

... are now possessed of the entire duties. Lt - By the death of Dr King I(Bishop of Rochester), the surviving executor of -Mr Burke, we fear the e publication-of the life of that distingniahel ind1iidual tjsvehich was nearly ready for tbe press, tell be again ...

... justfifed-iii the oct-of rising lo in arms hgatst the laws.vwhen, too, I heir thbe exalted rc e names o Afr : Pitt and ir Burke quoted in nupport of , r,this drtine, and tllla from sin Honoiable Gentleman te hfaldin - toa ro n in e- holding office in ...

... adrie i: tringas no newa. The Walsinsrham, Bafke, hdn also arriisbe ,. frora tbe Cape, bot she ?? Juide. :: : ?? Wahoghiamr Burke,. fromr ?? Good llope ?? 3 bound t0 letcrl'tl, oe nl ilie t cel Helena onl the, 13th .I I'so. Sls lee tshet.th d4 te.st7, ...

... k lie nourable to the welter. But our of te toast remarkabletnse tt features of the article is the character drawn of Alr Burke'seahi ,- diatiitguislsed and steadfast friend, Dr Laurence; a man who otte eve to has sumehow failed to obtain that celebrity ...

... to guess. Lord Lyssdhurst and Lord Besley are, it is untderstoed, so. lb'the l only Protestant members of the Cabinet ; Mfr Burke ~ has told us, that 1 nothing can be easier then for a urea's mineistry to get rid of ass obnoxious colleague. attd sbat ...

... December. To 6e, Cap- ?? It. Story, vice Knox, decessed stated 9lMfdtobert-Cptain, G. Al. Elllis, frm half pay S3th fsnlo, viee Burke, w hose oppointment has not takes plare ; dateds 6th December. To be Lieutenant-Ensign A. iacintyre, Tice story; dated 9th ...

... was brilhanst and oinIMand, ai ing. That it had bees as brief as brilliant ,dpes.but recal the in pathetic erclamation of Burke, I What shadows we are, and w ?? ttdowdwd frputrtae'!' He had ascentidd t thot pin- pi DaCee of all'h si'effhiy tiabitiod-binly ...

... Freosel by J. G. Chil- dine, F. R. S. I.. and E. L. S., &c. In Bvo, with three Plates; price Ifis. NEW EDITION OF: PRIOR'S BURKE. The Second Edition e-lerged to tevo ?? by a rariety I aforigisl LI~tves, Attect-itos, Papers, and ,stler addi- tiottal kltter ...

... required ow in enter onto htin own receigeisances. ann I'The sely cones in which the defendants were enoneesfs 'tee were those of Burke o. she Courier end Mcliieie Chronicle, herI which terminated in a verdict for the defendnt o and that ' in of Neill, All. P ...

... former advocates in foermer and more important times ; when he remembered that in that list were included the names of a Burke, at'se, a Pitt -a Sheridan, :aid, though last not least, a Grattan, besides a best of others, whom he would not enumixato, ...