... pellatioe)' mercliares. Ship . buildieg is the :empleyment of the native,: of hasbaildry or agri . 421ulture they keow no.hing—fakely, looking on it as a. mean emplo-ment, and one Only fitted fbi their-slaves, of winch .they have thtough pride more than they ...

... vigour. The privateer, at the hazard of running a-gr:und, $ >uglit proteftiorr under oar- two torts, where hu two houts he was exposed to- a well -directed fiie from the cutter. 'Ihe privateer at length took shelter under one of tie iorts. W e do noft know ...

... sne.ani g of this Aa ; or shall designedly or knowingly make, de;iver, or leave, or cause to be made, delivered, or left, any fake entry, return, or account, as and for any such entry, return, or accou:,t, as is required by is ACt, or to do any other required ...

... which few people expefted, and not to a small amount.— The second article provides, that the Commissioners to appointed shall fake into account, not only expences incurred on account of the prisoners the respedlive nations, but likewise account of the foreign ...

... We will, for a moment, fuppofe her to hold thefe colonies merely as fuch, merely for the purpofes of cultivation, for the fake of their produce, and as a market for her own goods: in this view alone they are invaluable. The lands in Louifiana are un ...

... in s..c l : a man- ner, as to justify what Lat.ropp now a crts, that it wa ...

... the Plaintiff, in his Warehouse behind his House, detached froth the - Public, .Street; and in a place where they were not exposed to Public Sale, &c. and were delivered front thence to the Defendant. It was therefore contended on behalf of the Defendant ...

... and Lord Pclham. Lords Bolton and Di^by took the oaths and threir se3ts. The Bill fur regulating Transport Bdts; the Dublin faking BUI 5 and two Road Bills, were brought up from the Commons r»y Mr. Alexander, Genera! Ga^coigne, Mr. Amiesley, and otliers ...

... s the child, which otherwife muft have been left . t.otlie negligence of fervants. He, therefore, entreated that, b , r the fake of its mother, She would freqviently vifir and fee that it was treated with all the ten•!ernefs it could receive in its forlorn ...

... (they had been beaten five times successively by the Mamelouks), rendered their position very critical, and that obstinacy exposed them to the loss of the Province. He then communicated to me the order of :the Porte, and I saw beyond a doubt that it was ...

... duty of 20 per Cent. h. thii tarit ' 4. t irtiPortiion of good s permitted by . -the second Article of this ArrLIO shaft only fake at t 'Cape,. Port Ketuthlieain, and t ' he Port of St. Domingo. .5., The present Arta* shall be in force immediately firs ...

... es, Di:coveri.ts, and the find Triumph of the British Army; are impartially StatA, and fake aceoulits of General Reenier, Denon, and other French Writers, exposed and corrected. Together with a R ..trospeztiv View of the political importance and the przt ...