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... eifecti or TEMPERANCE and INTEMPERANCE. TEMPERANCE. riojroßS. tiieip. hfects. Water, I Health, Wealth. Milk and Wafer, j Serenity of Mind. Small Beer, j Reputation. Long Lifr, ar.i J Happint— . Cyder and Perry, j Cheerfulnef- ?? I Strength. Porter, j ...
... The Temper and Genius of the Issdians of North America. From Ah Hiftorical Account of the Expedition againft the Ohio Indians in 1764. THE love of liberty is innate in the favage 5 and feems the ruling paffion ol the (fate of na- ture. His defires and ...
... EDINiJ UR G H — SE P TEMPER 26. ...
... r-mi:i ?/ Simons to the Rich and Stubious. On Temperance and Exercise. By a Physician. Btfcfe Sermons there are many practical obferva- l :ions and precepts well worthy of attention, a few Mich we thai! feledl for the ufe of our readers. Tie proportion ...
... Creat Armies the befi difiiplined, whether thence ihe lefs formidable to a Country. Their Temper and Views. Tn Regard to publick Liberty, Armies the beft difciplincd are not kfs to be dreaded tban ihe worft, but I tbink, more ; iince their Relaxation ...
... Two authentic Letter* of the late unfortunate Count Laily; which ferve to fhew that an impetuofiy of temper at tended him in adverfity es •uell as profperity. To Admiral STEVENS. Madrafs, Feb. 13,1761. WHEN I furrendered myfelf, Sir, prifoner to his Britannic ...
... Hague, -Aug 2. -Bohemia is reduced- to. the fait extremity by inun- dations and hail. The famine occafions epidemic dif- tempers that carry off abundance of people. The Tuvks c have evacuated the fortrefs of Belgrade, and j8,00t5 Imperial troops have ...
... the tail, and threw her ovei mony of ufing gloves difpenfed with. This JadicrcMis afs race, which, from the natural ftubborn temper ot tors. ...
... RAZORS. No late difeovery has more engaged the attention ofthe Philoibphic world than the invention of temper- ing fteel by the thermometer, p-'opofed by the very ingenious David Hartley, Eiq. and indefatigably fol- lowed by Mr Stodart, whole inltruments ...
... Never en- deavour to deceive or impofe on his underftand- ing; nor give him uneafinefs (as fome do very foolifhly to try his temper) but treat him always, before-hand, with fincerity, and afterwards, with affection and refpect. Be not over fanguine before ...
... due to this corps, for, among all the regiments under the Crown, none is more di- l'tinguilhed for propriety of conduct, temperance, and fobnety. At this review, the regiment was complete and one man over, and what, perhaps, cannot belaid of any other ...
... Said to be nvritten hy his Sardinian Majesty, to the King of Fp.aINCE. Dear Brother, I am forrv, that the meeknefs of your temper, ns .veil as ths inability of your chara _ter, joined to the ignorance and treachery of your miniiters, have be- trayed you ...