... Ls now perfiuaded that its friends in Switzerland . had given very falfe accounts both of their e own ftrength, and of the temper and fpirit of ' the Government and the inhabitants. ?? the mean time, Switzerland continues to be inundated with French libels; ...

... to fin on to the end of the chapter, provid- ing he fleered within twenty degrees of the truth, and knew how to write with temper. A CITIZEN. Aberdeen, Marle 28, 1798. 3f1tdligf11ce fcm LioW'1 LiUft. FRoM MARCH 27,' TO MARCH 30. THE Mary, Metcalf, from ...

... indulgence on this fcore I am high. ly fenfible of, and will ?? fay, that I hlave no inclination to irritate the placid temper of the Citizen, by any further trefpasfs on his province, much lefs is it my; wifh to encroach on the peculiar preroga- ...

... is rather lower. TIVEEDSIDE REPORT for MAY Rank dews, foft and refreshing fhowers, great warmth and funfline, have been fo tempered together, as to render this month a nora extraordinary fine feafon, fingularly favourable to hufbandry.- The extreme warmth ...

... both very young men, had been i habits of clofe intimacy; and that a trivial difpute, in which the prifoner fheived much temper and forbearance, had led to the fatal rencontre. The Lord Advocate addreffed the Jury on the part of the Crown, and the Hon ...

... exertion to enable his Majelly to fabdue and reprefs rebellion againft nis itw- ful authority, truding, that his Majefty will temper aqfts of neceffary feverity wtitn mercv, and never lofe fight of that equitable and pro_ teffing policy, which by a redrefs ...

... fhooting fuch a man, he yet )1 thought Mr Fenton not deftitute of fome ex- , cufe, becaufe he believed few men would have had the temper to have ?? otherwife. The motion was agreed to unanimoufly. a In a Committee on the Attainder Bill, Mr ' Harvey's counfel ...

... between the two Republics. r 'rhis inet affurance, at a moment when its po appearance is hoflile, is certainly calculated ' rto temper the ?? of that appearance. But let an a& of franknefs, gencrolity, and real t, friendthip, prove the truth of that dilpofition ...

... America. On perufing the following patriotic and very a manly Addrefs, the public will be able to d appreciate more jufily the temper and noble fpirit of America, than by other obferva- e tions. This Addrefs was agreed to by the It Honfe of Reprefentatives ...

... thefe were the veileis into which the Pearl fired. A panic, the con'equence of lurprizc to frames finking under a fatal dil- temper, 1eized both French ?? Spa-niards the latter, fuppliating for ouarter, ran be- low ; when the ?? ?? thc Che- rokee Chief, ...

... They rade z tempt to land, and had they effeaed a k us 1 g,, fromn the preparations made to rc- P tiem, and th-e prefent temper of t'e no hope of efcape was left them A -earning from Capt Ball and Lieuten:nt ;. -w ry, of the Prince of Wales' Fencibles ...

... church, but that he Ilould be refident there, to look over the morals of his people, to fet a good example, to conciliate their temper, and, if poffible, to bring about the Chrillian charity and good-will where that is vanted. This gentleman has been abfent ...