... thall be offered to him, which - than tend to promote the impaitial adminifiration of juttice, to enfoice the execUtion of the laws, and to tirengthen the preterit happy contlitution;, and does not doubt that his faithful Coin-. 1 i'l-TRONICLE for .17674 ...

... domeftic nature, none can demand a more fpeecly or more ferious attention, than what regards Ike high price of corn t which neither the falutary laws patted in the (aft ?Elliott 'OT Parliament, nor the produce of the life harvel, have yet .been able fo far ...

... Accompt of the fame to Mr. James Parke ' of Liverpool aforefaid, Brewer, or to Thomas Suddell, of the fame place, Attorney at Law: And all Perfons indebted to the laid James Kidd, are delired to pay the fame immediately to the James Parke, or Thomas Slidell ...

... where the irbe. m• aning helleli l w.hen robbed of he. fon, I was alarm- , , ed b, a Voice ; I!surned heftily abotit, and • law Orra lrugghng Jn I altho* loft my light for a moment with terror, but thatched up the pf ker, and gave Bib' a violent thoke ...

... Particulars enquire' of Mr. joke Manley, in the Inner Temple. London, Mr. joha CroG, Attorney at Law, at Chefter, or Melt. AC pinall and Orred, Attorneys at Law, at Liverpool: To be fold by Auelion, )n MONDAY the 7th of March next, at Seves o'Clock in the ...

... without mercy, becaufe the CRIME is without temptation, public and unnatliral. There wratches, perhaps, may net know that the laws of Englaud have ranked this offence with the moit attrocious ' and make the commiflion of it FELONY. The CENSOR. On Sunday ...

... Mijefly s reign, entitled, an aa for the relief of infolvent debtoi s.— To explain and amend the laws made for 2he better fupplying the city of Dublin with corn and flour. Cork, March 7. On Thurfday morning, the Burford man of war with the firft battalion ...

... difgrace, C , Who thus would public ornaments deface ; it Whether from malice or a wanton caufe, 0 may he feel the rigour of the laws. Hold, hold, fays Tom, tis real antipathy, For every villain dreads a growing tree. ARRIVALS. Pearl, Relay, Yarn, &c ...

... that by the late afts made the ladfeflion of parliament, the time limited to prohibit the exportation of corn, and the time allowed to import corn into this king 4 dom from any part of Europe, will expire on the 20th day after the commencement of the next ...

... a,great advan, ,Cage to all tel:fims concernedin trade, to have credit litni!ed to a fhort duration,,or wally deliroyed 17 law 7 The Difpatch, Capt. Richie, from the Gold Coafl, is arrived' at 'Dominica with 221 ilives ; buried three. She let there the ...

... abfolute power tvlich is effential to every Rate; holding of God alone ; and Iv this great national council, the religion, laws, dignity, liberty, welfare, and fafetyof the ftate are eonlicierecl, ,eltabliflied, and preferved ; and fuch wife and falu ...

... by the Judges, for avoiding of inhumanity, and of effulion of Chriftian blood, that it fhould not be lawful for any man but the Sheriff, having lawful warrant, to put to death any man 03107)1GISIZAch • - 0 , ,‘,.. 4 / e .1 - • 0 ::;-, 1 '• -; '• ' 1 t ...