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... duration footl“B'] ich lnd““f’ to leave ifficaltics, of afto-4, 3t all events, fhorten the d able a in- | which America, rable di orld, our. i . eon& Wi W govars- | éts in of the mollen oir defcen Jur power, no re on fu \y errors i triendly |je unter the ...

... 16 wave its-cluim to an eitenfion of its territories | wrefs. In retiring, however, he did not efeape the s firas the river Save, and Tuffer the boundaries of | notice of the Queen, who immediately fufpefted the Bofnia and Herzogewine to remain in Slatu ...

... fuch an ation as this. * A voice within me exclaims, Love and refpet your Tovereign,. Have piry then on my youth; I refign myfelf to your advice, “Savé me from the fury of thofe barbarians who have fele@ted me as the execurioner of our common lord : For if ...

... OFercd 1o the Mosumext of Miss THICKNESSE. RF.ADER, if youth fhovtd f;'afldc in thine eye, 3t on thy theck the Row's of beauty blows; }icre fhed the tear, and heave the penfive figh, | Where beauty, youth, and innocence repofe. Does wit adorn thy mind, doth ...

... ftep advances, Upon whofe cliceks” each youthful grace In fmiling dimples dances. . Full to thy mimic view difplay’d, Her wanton tricks. fhe tries, Marihalls each charm, and points each dart, By which her lover dies. Amfv now the wondrous work begins Of ...

... TranQuitiTy. £ I HE favage founds of war no more, The trumper’s clangor, cannon’s roar, On Eurcpe’s peaceful plemis annoy ; Save ' yon fcu-fubjefla{’hnd, . Where ‘l'taflion's diicontented band, . T'he (tubborn itandard of diflenfion rear ; And the deluded ...

... y faid 1s now - preparing for Parliament for the laudable purpofe of opening our Univerfity, for- the education .of Roman youth, under certain modifications, A fc! of this fort was fome years ?o hinted at in the 'fimre of Commons by the Provoft, but being ...

... fupport this indiétment the child was produced, when Mr. Ewing, of Counfel for the prifoner, objected, on account of her extreme youth, to her being fworn. Mr. Ruxton, of Counfc! for the Crown, then put feveral preliminary quettions to the witnefs, her an{wers ...

... well-known Pity to implore, Ne'er yet refus’d to Want or Giief. Tho' yet a child, in youth's fiz{t dawn Affli&ions keenelt power 1 know; All earthly Hope from me is gone, Save what tby bounty fhall beftow. One Parent Heaven has called away, And left me to ...

... leiter from THOM 4 s Dodiingtony T of Ely, Ju:‘:ol»?u'fi AA.FRIEND of mine, in a very Po'fi:;d'”. 4 A calioned by over-ftudying, together yip heal, and anxiery of mind, which' broughe ona Buch try with greae depreflion and lownefsof rmk‘,.','::!' dife reading ...

... or Advice to both Sexes in nervous and confamptive Complaints, 2s well as difurders fiable to be imprudently contrafted by Youth, Extrad of the Charafter given of this Work in moft of the Liter=ry Journal: in Burope. ; * Wehave the futisfa tion of announciag ...