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... other motive, than the, mlity which this, work might be to mankind, could bave induced the Au- thor to undertake -«. The crimes ot our fcfhiw- » nmlanchojy reflection ; ihe tuosiderltlos of which affects whilst it humdiaiea human nature. The idea of ...
... carnage fpread, '1 hat rais'd t'e land to mountains with his dead, Th ...
... as an authentic Report of what wa proved upon oath before the Learned Judge* wh. lately sat at York f.nr tbe triat of the crimes com milled in the We t Riding of that county ; aod i. a grest measuie, bv witness* who were more' o -r-r. abdicated in the ...
... the unfortunate inhabitants of Bremen has been nou-dered, and we truft that the threatened retaliation for thefe atrocious crimes will without delay be car ried into practice. Nothing but a fevere retaliation can put a flop to thefe inhuman ads, or teach ...
... be wed lo dcte.t au.f prosecute to Conviction, el their joint kë pence, any Person or Persons wbu shall be (u.lty of auy Crime against them or uiv ol iheui, or ihtir PV/' ?? l ' t ?? '''* Ke *ardû will be given b, �ark liifoiinr.s a* ma, b* ...
... OLD SCHOOL. By the EDITOR of .XL Swedish Letters. &c. '? Out virtues would be proud, if our faults whipped them not; and our crimes would despair, if they were, noi cherished hv our virtues.'*? All's Well thai En s- Well. 'The Russian Chiefs: an Ode. Piinted ...
... -Governor of the JJlaud of Java, dated Djocjocarta, June •■■■ 18, 1812. THE Sultan Hamangkubuana the Second has, . by his crimes and violation of treaty, fhewn himfelf unworthy o» the confidence of the Britifh Government, and unfit to be farther entrufted ...
... sennas and religious disposition, are often drawn hy an uiiaccouiu- able infatuation to the torn mi tion of the melancholy crime. All such should have recourse to this ncble medicine, aud seriously attend to the observations and the cases described in ...
... serious and religious disposition, are often drawn by an unac- countable infatuation ta the commission of the melaii- choly crime. All such should have recourse to this noble medicine, and seriously attend ft> the observa- tions and the cases described ...
... confining of eternal salvation to those within the pale of their own church ; and the imputing of the crime of he- ' resy to Protestanta ; for which crime the Rom ish 1 Church claims the right to inflict the heaviest I temporal punishment ; these tenets ...
... very sujirmir fiiluir. and very prime ■Stjiing. Irish Cloths, and every nrti ie ii. the ■J -cat Prices roßsirlernbly under Crime Cn-( ; I *■*'• he fold off immrdiately, early applira- HT T ?? Pblic may d. pend upon the t.uth of ■7^^ beiise of he House ...
... invefied by land. His Royal Highnefs can never admit, that I neutral trade with Great Britain can be con- fiituted a public crime, the commiflion, of which can expofe the (hips of any power whatever to be denationalized. His Royal Highnefs can never admit ...