... '1'he motion wics agedt. CO>tvi wTs Dr SENTENCE OF DEATH. adr. BENNET asked when it was probable that a Report would be made and a decision pronounced as to the unfortunate ceovictsunder sentence of death in Newgate? This was the fourth year that he had ...

... orerits I hasve before had the honour to report to you, bethaved on this occasion in the most exemplarv mnirnner. By tbie death Df Mr. Paul, aditinig second lieutetrnant, the service has been deprived of a most valuable and r brave officer; he fell early ...

... Ministers ili any thing. (Hear!) lie had always beet; a friend to liberty and hoped hi should contin'ue so to the day of Iis death. (Cluers.) '[his tius no party question; it was a question between the lovers sand ihb etesneies to the Constitution. [Mr. ...

... to consider the effect of the laws to ( regulate or restrain the interest of money.a Upon the motion being put, f General MITCHELL rose, and maintained tlsat the general ti oiin of the commercial world was in favour of the Usury p Eiaw; such at least ...