... your’s ! lafFccl it more Than as vour honour and your renown, X,et me no more from this obedience rife(Which mymoft true and inward-duteous fp'nt Teacketh) —this prodrate and eatetior bending. If It did infeifl my blood with joy. Or fvvell my thoughts to ...

... remedy fct himfelr. ahd which prefeived him to advanced age, are admirably calculated for Rhtumatiin.a} ' Colds, and all complaints which the human frame liable the viciflitude!i of our climate, likewile for Bilious, ard all other Pifotaerr pf the Stomach ...

... of Ireland, in eacli year since the establishment of Registry, the latest period. The total number of ships which entered inwards in. Ireland, on an average of the three first years of the Registry, viz. Ships. Tons; Thfee years ending March 25,7 1795 ...

... desr'iption. of pars..,., all agreeing that »n>ce of th.. country wa. d in complain', and hoped all willing .ay, that these complaint, were wrthout hnm tion, unnl they were Great difference of eaiste.l to the causes of the distre.s. app.ot.-d of the measures ...

... band played the •* Dead March in Saul.** On their arrival near the church, the guard halted and clhbbrd arms, single files inward, through which the procession pissed to the church, into which the corpse was earned, and deposited in the centre aisle, whilst ...

... that is his elPalier of that cub mes he had abitaieed fro all- hank eeprenitensair bootie. These sentinseate, bestrew. inwards the deitieguished individual was the object. caulked. lie hoped that the illsgaity of bad bees hag a of that hover, awe . ...

... decay L I'he Cordial Balm ot Gilead n:ost wonda fally ‘f,fl:’ pature, and will support the life of the aged and “:;: In all inward decays. debility, lowness of spivits, u-: ™ in either sex, whether bereditary or owing to 2o¢ prudencics, this Medicine will ...

... establish the accuracy of calculations the state of Fri.ce Q.'jt business of mine examine lit the merits of anan . the - complaints that you think you have right to make cn . Passage vv precedes appears to mo. to repel tins . viohtion thc sf , , correspondence ...

... mere Ic * °* what supposed to the IJne Gale. The heavy tall 1 intervals and violent wind, have put stop to movement vessels, inward and outward-bound. In (for two '» *• j numbers reported several vessels from sex which retrain below ; some, probably, within ...

... Gilead House) entitled; A (Il'lhE IQ. HF.JLTH dt tdvice lobotlt '-exes, in a varietv Complaints. S. SOLOMON} D. C ntaining .realiseon Dtscases, Nervous ,ochondriae Complaints; also General Remarks Hit tho-. Diseases with wb.ich the huinan, body most frequei; ...

... state of the money market; and «as aware that persons looked at with aft air if they thought ft * % - tiadictioit aid the complaints and .grievances ~)\'DON, march It. . \(e-isener, in town last mg'i >'’ v ,,, fi ; . „.,| with treasonable practices,froint ...

... that while per. forming some friendly office to a pont fellow creatuie labour. ing under misery aod disease. she caught the complaint which terminated her existence ; thus sacrificing her I.fe to the calls of humanity Re this as at may, it is certain that ...