... have fled from the field of controverfy ; they dare not appeal to the tribunal of reafon. The vii Story is ours. what can avail the fury of an ariftocratic cabti, againit the cattle of Freedom, which is the caufe of man: their Lilliputian efforts cannot ...

... have fled from the field of controverfy ; they dare not appeal to the tribunal of reafon. The vii Story is ours. what can avail the fury of an ariftocratic cabti, againit the cattle of Freedom, which is the caufe of man: their Lilliputian efforts cannot ...

... has been attended with great success, and that forty ships laden with red herrings will sail for the Straits. The following story having been imperfectly related, we here lay the particulars before our readers: - One William Frankland, of Kensington, being ...

... pirates who Ctpt. Spenct and tame of his crew the of January Ist, be dealt wstheecording*lew. -The Rev. - Mr. EUifea, Vicar of Story, aud Reftr* of, St. Beawrt'r, Paul's Wharf, by the Archbi&op of Canterbury Bent, void by death. 1s worth jool. per ana. On ...

... ill quinfey and fever, while his mother was gone down ftairs to get feme tea fur him, got out bed, jumped out of window two stories high, andalmort killed himfelf: he is not yet dead, but lies in the greatell agonies imaginable, without any hopes recovery ...