... fupport this indiétment the child was produced, when Mr. Ewing, of Counfel for the prifoner, objected, on account of her extreme youth, to her being fworn. Mr. Ruxton, of Counfc! for the Crown, then put feveral preliminary quettions to the witnefs, her an{wers ...

... well-known Pity to implore, Ne'er yet refus’d to Want or Giief. Tho' yet a child, in youth's fiz{t dawn Affli&ions keenelt power 1 know; All earthly Hope from me is gone, Save what tby bounty fhall beftow. One Parent Heaven has called away, And left me to ...

... leiter from THOM 4 s Dodiingtony T of Ely, Ju:‘:ol»?u'fi AA.FRIEND of mine, in a very Po'fi:;d'”. 4 A calioned by over-ftudying, together yip heal, and anxiery of mind, which' broughe ona Buch try with greae depreflion and lownefsof rmk‘,.','::!' dife reading ...

... or Advice to both Sexes in nervous and confamptive Complaints, 2s well as difurders fiable to be imprudently contrafted by Youth, Extrad of the Charafter given of this Work in moft of the Liter=ry Journal: in Burope. ; * Wehave the futisfa tion of announciag ...

... there, and he fpose of 4 great ; and feur ¢ the French at Han‘b\ll'gh-' Y agid tn putting 2 worfél of bread W 00k hig fi the youth in terms of the moit enthufiaftic admiration. Mr. iof fome movements O the % I his ftomaeh, he faid e? 10 his Inomh, ~ Kemble's ...

... l>«mgla.-» At Sweeny 13 James 3- 8 R. Getty - - 513 9 Wm. and Jos. Stc- LUMP-SUGAR. rick. •« I '* *’ „ ashes, iMHRICAM ROSIN, thrr di»po»e of on Tertrui. lO3, North-n.evt, Belfast. IR. FRESH TEAS, j«. -T A. CO. »re now ImHirvg, out of »iie Leoi*, Alex. McConnell ...

... he felt' of difiering fvtwu hi* R.ght Hon. Friend (Mr. Windham) ia die principles «i*d most of the arguments which advanced that n.ght; prepare! to meet both the surprize and indignation his Right Hon. Friend at hearing him support the which was the subjeft ...

... off in early youth, And flower beauty's pnde, His friend—hi* first—his only joy— His mvrh-lvvd StrUm died. Hint, too, the stern fete Resi'thesu bears along ; And the tame rapid tide shall whelm The Poet, and the song. The tear pity, which died, He asks not ...

... quarter, again set and stay-sails, trying gain the wind (upon which point of sailing he bud the advantage) made all sail, the having son;.' tidie before French colours, and ours. searring to draw from us, at the di-tonca ..bout half gun shot, fired our ...

... time only there shall aftual invasion or rebellion in Ireland or Great Britain, and that fudge or Justice Peace shall bail or try any person or persons charged with being concerned in such invasion or rebellion, without order from the Lord Lieutenant, laird ...

... Melville put his trial. His friends had formerly called for trial, and had even reproached th* majority of the House with denying it. He had then fore expe&ed that the fir-tt notice of an Impeachment would have been joined by friend* with acclamation. now ...

... possession they seemed try who could the iirvt relieve and assist the poor wounded prisoners, who were lying numbers different parts tire fort; and I had the pleasure to see their humanity amply repaid the gratitude the unfortunate men’s friends expressed when ...