... , not more important to the happinefs family,'than he was valuable to a Urge circle of friend?, in, which lie was the common centre unioo, and in. which his.youth, manhood, and more advanced life, have proved fo many gradations ihcrcaGog affedion, refpefl ...

... ordered be put into commiffiutl, and feverhl commifliotis granted forfiiting lirtt privateers.' -The foecial-commiflion for trying the prifoners in the Tower, will . M'opened on the t6th lifontit.. The names the following Judges appeat'iti the camriiifTidn: ...

... relieving Sir Sidney Smith, and his gallant friend Wright, from the Temple, oppofite to which he took apartment, where he communicated his intentions figns to the prifoners. length, affifted by two friends, he broke into the court of the gaol, where betng ...

... divided between the two nations.—All the French who now are in, or may come into the States of the King, (ball be treated as'friends and allies. 'The conclufion of the above treaty having come to Lord knowledge,' he liys, Tippoo Snltaun therefore, having ...

... readies to Olympus and the other to the itttermoft extremes ol earth. Nor the fimile'by. which the tardinefs hi* genius in youth tiluftrated, lefs beautiful. The oak, *hic&js to make the futurfc ftrength the Britifti is (lower in its growth *' than the ...

... > n ( mean Time was informed Friend, that your Pills, (tiled Leake's Patent Pills, might rood, I theicfore tried one Box, when, to ereat Amazement, the large Bliflers to dccreafc; encouraged by fo an Event, rcfolved to try more, and had taken oniy three ...

... and with (Itouts of five t.a They prelented the budge, which was an huh died totle-s in length. '1 he enemy kept fire. The head the column even t« hel'uate. A moment's paule would Save ruined all. Gen. Bertltier, Maftena, Ceri'siwni, ri'Allenwgne, the Bt ...

... Spencer died of fever the 3d this month, in tbe year his age, at Berlin. It is a tribute due to his memory—-it may be exemplary and ufeful to his cotemporaries—h may be Toothing, if not confolatory, the afflicted feelings his furviving friends and relations ...

... 1; day 'aft died, at Brackley, in Norllian.purr.ii i:c, Mrs. Buthurli, relidl of Benj.ru.in i.j'.iii.rlt, formerly of Lydney Park, ;r. - . Lit'cdy u.f !, p.t Dover, Richard Phillips, Efq; i near one of the people called Qni.Ke rr., died, his mo her's ...

... benevolent fpirit and unaffeited eloquence behalf of the fuffering LoyaliHs of the county Wexford: Addrefs of the Rev. Dr. R. Deal try, Prebendary of fPicklvw, dated Wtcklo'w, June 11. the Noble and Affluent, exempted as yet from the perfonal experietice of the ...

... While ftie congregation were tinging the two lali lines of the hymn, an old woman out, the roof is coming doiun. One our friends knowing'he-e was manner of danger, defired her bold heb tongue; but it was too late. Almult univerfal cries and fhrieks took'place ...

... of Devizes. . Lately died, Mop mouth,,-Mifs Phillpotts, eldeft daughter of the late Thomas Phillpotts, Efq. She. was a good Chriftian, aM a lnC ere friend; and was efteetnw by. all who lutd the pleafure of her acquaintahee. Died, Wednftday, Sidmoiith ...