... purposes:, lisrem iinsn- afiection for his motler makes him view her share of the guilt wiith a tenific tender-. ness that speaks 'd,4d flers'indeed to his cConscience: but we at length behold thle'cataqophs brou ot :6, rather by one of those hidden ...

... cles of Irointongery, winichlint been confiscated, as being df , Enilish manufactue,. The letters from Prussia continue to speak of: de -probabili.; ty of war beteen: Russia and icincetand one- of theii ex- pressly says, The die' icast warvis inevitable ...

... ee~ ar geerlly hi vcry-bti or ertisetjibts to te discontinuance of a custom wuich she says she - l o lave 7eard her papa speak, of; this was to bring out the ;ngieSs frequently into. sue xharket place, tvhere they were hyed off, b' way of rebearsal, ...

... that too in manner which redorunded to ttre ?? wtl selvesand the public in general t T-6 ot'ser any comment on this would be speaks fbr itsel f Only let tire inhabitants of LieS tbis exce ent examp, e, and the sarne beneficial eq. ?? tainlyrisult Let the ...

... patent medicines over those of the regular facmlty, whichnone can deny. They. are not only efficacious but cheap.. I do not speak of my, ownv exclusivcly; all patent medidnes have this.cxcellence,,that they. effect a perfect cure by tv a or three doses ...

... 9th of June, tha..in any 'i'tabr nanwr A guotatilln of. the Sudgve Advocate s speech, as ?? there, I beg leave to subjoin: speaking of me? He as , dbrought to trid, :a,.iqon th,.est c convcted :\ @e:e'g'the r ingedt. in tkosiotrzo he goesojs,that :f ...

... Wiaterford M;n at they hd esd ahdut a 'year iii aief, and that'they left that city bess eg wished to escape from Boniarte, ?? 'speak iii-tsris of the inostfindignant ahd eutualifled re - tion. . They. suffered b,, partwuhir indigiity in jdarntpeg firou hlrancab ...

... aniy and nary; arid, in particular si by: under many 'circumstances, as a substitute for poultices. IT or ?? Bunchan, is speaking of wounds, says, 1no part of medi-- ti - cinchas been more mistaken than thie treatment' or. cure- of' a] . wounds: mankind ...

... sgtuatinns toat hereye kindles witl-i ps hefire ofl genius, and her. features beam-wnith theemanatins ofindthat her pauses ci speak to the heart with silenht but iepresssve eloquence orthat the united igtfuence 'a vii jfre, and couantenance', whdn h- she ...

... iEALTH4 Conilned from ourlast. - (Caetpiled from vari/us ae/ioevd -Afhtprjk) Lord Chesterfieldinp .is lettersi t:i6is-son; speaking of diet, observes, -6 'rhat frorn his, own expkrte'tnc lie can assure him, that quantitv, is often worse than quality.y and ...

... thieir own'froiitiers and not interfere in it the dissentions of the Spaisish Colonies. On the subject of trade all the letters speak i tnt of dis ondon' with eni'ch we are now become familia ?? _ r ?? U s:aention, The onlypities e; iof lata. benfited by this ...

... nmost ej tual asud extpeetious way, to objects, more destitute thax generality of those that meet'the public eye. The chrir ~ speak of iS the. .S'traizgea' Friend S;JCL:CY: the faid. ewhic*, fom the late ssrgen dentiads uponl it, na renrceivas >,petent ...