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... firmed States. us Coy) THOMAS lIKIT . FERSON, Secretary el EXIRACT from the EULOGIUM on :hr Lae Dr. CITLI EN. By pupil, Dr. lirsinhtts Rvsu, of Fhi/add. rtia. Dr. rt• is now no more.—What a blank has been produced by his death in the great volume of !deuce ...
... fmooth unlace. Dr. B. traaahot. 5. Queries and conjeffures relative to Mag. netifin, and the theory of the Earth. Dr. B. Franklin. 6. Evtplanation of a fingular phenomenon, firß obfer ved by Dr Franklin, and not iatisfactotily accounted for. Mr. R. Patterfon ...
... exift in a flare of freedom. Buttons made of flate are likely to be the ton —a fet made at Birmingham by Mr. Clay, has lately been prefented to the King of Great-Britain—they will not forget. the Kingin the button line. Died, in England, Sir John Lockhart ...
... arrerting the flight of the King— Droner Pollinallcr receives 30,000, and Sang the Procureur to the Como ttttt it y of Varennes, 20,C00 Exteat7 opt letter to a hooli in thi3 dated London the 7th Sept. Yet rived hy the Packet. Mr. Hammond goes unit immediately ...
... elves, yet paid a proper compliment to thole that can in the perfun of Mr. Erfkine, who in a late trip to Paris was honoured with a diftinguilhed feat in the center of the Affembly. Were Mr. Burke to appear in Paris, the French would probably honour him with ...
... without the oriels of the Allembly.' The Affembly ordered them to wait on the King. In half an hour the fame deputy returned, and laid that the Commiffioners had found the King in his bed-chamber, who told them that he had fent for them to add thathe had ...
... Scotch ftudent in the temple, and Burn in the interim received a general invitation to Mr. Miller's table. In eight or ten days, the manufcript was returned to Mr. Miller, with a note that it would be an excellent bargain at two hundred pounds. Next day ...
... by the Every one lin his Fault.] of Almansa, Mr. Vaboaia. Mr. IS - • 'Dike Mr. devills, Mr. ,Illes,, .- '•4llrateds, Mairesesajoa. • sa Pe,. Mr. Orws ad P =tiotssfs Mr. Warnil. Maids, ...
... Jofeph Tyfon, slab Davis. Return from Newtown, Bucks County. Coogreft. T. A. Muhlenberg, 707 Dr. Jones, 110 Dr. Gregg, Szs Aferaily Mr. Bryan, C. Wynkoop, Dr. Chapman, W. Rodman. R. Stover, net if. fez, Chapman, 93 1 County Li rlioner. Jolhua Vanfaut ...
... accompanied by Dr. HerEche!, the celebrated afironotner. There diftingnithed itrangers have been prefented with the freedom of the City by Lord Provoit and Magitlrates ; and were entertained by the Principal and Profetfors of the College, when Dr. Heslchel ...
... difcovered a pacific difpofition. Mrs. Macauley Graham intends to write the life of Dr. ritANKLIN. Cory of a lettJr fent by M. dr St. Priefi to M. Cherrin cbilgenealfzift of the Crown of &sue. PA bt i, June 4, 1790. 64 The king has enjoined me, Sir, to inform ...
... Sotate.—Mr. Dalton.—Mr. Johnkin.—Mr. Schuyler.—Mr. King.—Mr. Izard.— Mr. iltaler. R EPR rty F,Mr.Gilman.—Mr.Gerry.— ...