... lhat arofe iv Lord Anson's Voyage. « . wm Kind is what every Man who has :) WF of his Cointry at Heart, mull v. -r^ X be no Crime in asking a Queftiin or ?? v/f) ! W Whether, it Mhr Ellis :^e to make** ' : r the St.uth-Sea, una it tnnft c**feqne»tL kl I ...

... ; the crime aggravated by the man's having another wife ftill living, and the pannel's falfifying his own name the marriage-lines, which he figned, Alexander Lyon Minister. On return of the jury's verdift, Feb. 6. finding the guilty of the crimes libelled ...

... still alive, that his Majesty may procure some mercy being shewed him, notwithstanding he has testified his detestation of the crime. Tho' the Porte disclaimed all knowledge of this black design ; yet as the accomplices declared that notice of it was so early ...

... Some little Rogues, whom none defend, Road-Robbers, Smugglers^ may fufpend ; But Merc'ry fhines beningnly yet On fuch, whofe Crimes have made them great ; Merc'ry, whp next the Sun is leen, Which often ferves him for a Screen. * Scotian, fame Tr inflate ...

... well o’er o'er Yfdrr. Some little Roguesy whom none defend. Road-Robbers, Smugglers, may fufpend ; But MerC’ry On fuch, whofe Crimes have made them great Merc’ry, who next the Sun is feen. Which often ferret him for Screen. * Scotian, lome tranflatc this ...

... of this Kind, is what every Man who has the trade and Intereji of his Country Heart, muft wi(h Succefs to, there can be no Crime in asking a Quejiion or two concerning it. Whether, if Mr. Etiis be to make this Attempt by the South-Sea and it muft confequently ...

... orderto be tried upon a fecoud Libel. . came on the Trial of Robert Begg; a Sol- dier of Ancram's Regiment, for the alledged Crime of Beftiality; when, after the Relevancy was determined, Proof led, and Evidence fummed up, the Jury was inclo- fed betwixt ...

... and difeovered his Accomplices, who, its hoped, will be foon apprehended, and brought the Puuifliment due I’uch an atrocious Crime. We hear from Edinburgh, that George Craighead, who for fomc Time fßeached in Gardens and Fields near this Town, and made ...

... Soldier, formerly mentioned, finding the Libel not proven, upon which the Panned was difcnified from the Bar. T'be unnatural Crime laid his Charge fcems from the Proof, have been without Foundation, and railed out of Malice againft the poor Man who is married ...

... Age at Forrefs was hanged there on the 29th Deer. He went to Death with feeming Indifference, and a politive Denial of the Crime for which he was to fuft'er.——At the fame time Kenneth Macdonald was executed for being acccffary with Elifabcth Mackenzie ...

... found the Pannel his being guilty of the Aflual Crime of Beftiality relevant to infer the Pains of Dearir and Confifcation of Movables, and feparatim found his endeavouring or attempting to commit faid Crime relevant to infer the Pains of Law, and remitted ...

... there he prayed and made an Acknowlegcment the'Croud that getting in drink was the Caufe of his Ruin and had made him commit Crimes, which Incurred the fevereft Cenfure of the Laws of any well-conftituted Realm Forgave rhofc who had a hand profecuting him ...