... ON THE TEMPER OF MJEN OF GENIUS. Frtm tbe life of Milton, ly Mr. Hayley. * HTHE ftrength andthe acutenefsof fenfatioo, ■*■ which' parly conftitute genius, have a great tendency to produce virblence. if the mind is not perpetually on its guard againft ...

... H**TL*Y r Efq. Cn bU ingenious and ufeful Dlfeovery for tempering Steel. *p |-v AVID,- who boafts, with true Vulcanian Hull, ~~ To make e'vn Steel obedient to his will : To every tool irs ft tte ft temper lend ; ' [ A The foft to. harden, or tbe brittle bend ...

... Lord Vifcount MafTareene, and her Death is moft defervedly and univerfally lamented, for her many Virtues and Sweetnefs of Temper, ...

... Caufes of connubial Differ. tion have never arifen in the Great Perfonage himfelf, who is diftioguifhed for th* Mildnefs of his Temper, and: a Dif- pcfirion peculiarly accommodating; but that a haughty, fretful and impracticable Spirit on the Female Part has ...

... themfelves, they never fhow themfelves in vain. * It is always hazardous to rifk one's Credit upon future Events ; but if temperate and fimple Plans of affociation are adopted, and thofe Plans ad- hered to with fteadinefs in the feveral petitioning Counties ...

... ftite ' What stronger pleads than Merit's tears ? What make, a Villain great ? What can to Nonfenfe lend a charm, And every temper fit ; The front of Ridicule difnrm Of all his po ntcd wit — — Nut Worth, nor Virtue ! No ! Behold Tut As-michtv Talisman ...

... s on the Lakes, and has llirred up fevcral pow- erful Nations againft us. The Sluvvanci'e, it Is added, appear in no good Temper. Prom Virginia we learn, that Attakullaiculla, with two other Cherokee Headmen, were arrived at Williamf- burjr, and that ...

... Refolution to enter imntediately We the Confideration of Jucb Meafures as may befi fecure us againfi the Spreading of the Dif- temper among the Horned Cattle, affords Me great Satisfacliou. I have fi rang Reliance on your Determination to give Me every AJfifiance ...

... Constantinople, (Turkey) October 22. ___gu__B£hg-_B CCORDING to the Report of *SS£r*sj ■ Travellers, futh dangerous Dif- . tempers prevail at Cherfon, that A Jpp the Ttoops have been obliged to T3|j ?? ta^ e U P tne * r Quarters iv the ...

... in the country -want a man, from 25 to 3 J yciirs of age, who can be well lecoiitnicndcd for (0- biicty, induilry, and good temper. — Two horfes are kept. For particulais ;.pp!y perfonnlly 19 tlie printer— «i If letter, (poft^aid) ; containing a reference ...

... Infufficiency of the Force allowed ; and it is a Happinefs that the Gentlemen efcaped a Maffacre, for the Ma- lays are of a Temper that delights as much in Blood as Money. Tbe Dutch and Spaniards are both accufed of favouring this Attack ; but it is an ...

... lady at Cher- fon,_ fick of an epidemic fever, for the purpofe df ad- miniftering iome medical afliftance, he caught the dif- temper himfelf, and was' carried off in twelve days. Prince Potemkin, on hearing of his illnefs, fent his phyfician to his relief ...