... will support the hie of the aged and infirm. In ail inward de- cays, debility, low ness rf spirits, relaxation in eith.-r sex, medicine will afibrd the most wonderful relief, invet-et-al complaints and seminal weaknesses, tabes dorsalis, or nervous c ...

... care of feels prifoners only to fuali perfuns as fhould ehter into fuch fecurity. l-Ia- ving (lated this to be the ?? of complaint, the Houfe -would eafily ree what was li11zly to be the renedy; and it was no other, than to enlpower thole wvho isay have ...

... against the cart with such violence, as threw the driver from the bote ou the parapet of the bridge, from wnich 1 he fell inwards, just in time to Ict the wheels of' the coach pass over his body. His mournful cries, and the iOtiil.g of the coach against ...

... juR tide. - . Great complaints are rmade in the American papers againft the infolent condaot of the crew of F a French privateer, which-may be faid to havei c blockaded the port of Philadelphia, as fhe brings N to- all veffels inward and outward bound. ...

... i ted to htx wrietlen to ik, s?.a- b !, luS t c purt oit of his letter is vatiougly re-pr :sented sow e con'i 1 it to a complaint at his' n:ieie 1 i!! been inse-ted by the Grand Judge in the li t o. btigan.s ; others that it '.as ,c cuilpatory ; ?? otthlr ...

... confultation the was held of all the 'faculty, to enquire into the S nature ofit. Two only ofthe numbert pronoun- rds ced the complaint to be the yellowv fever, a'nd W.. -were unfortunately among-the firit wvvo experien. AkR Pted its:fatal effe6ts. : , _ - ...

... Port Clasowvl ; just arrived the Hannah, Dus-i dAt, from -Newvfonuadland in 21 days yesterday in the North Channel passed two inward bound ships under American colours standing for Liver- I pool. i Fridlay noreiwng, ha-pa.. t c; rkt ?? Royal Charlotte, MORRis ...

... that German live c wifo has not some severe losses to benioafi, to weepv over, and to revenge ? Well, then, the season of complaint and weep- ing is over; the time for revenge is come ! God was with the Russians: God will be with you. I offer you my hand ...

... obedient. The gentlemen of the long v tdrobe are loud and vehement in' their remon- ei Istrances, and the echo of their complaints ring n -through Germany. td A Paris journal, which has always shown a fa- is dyvourable disposition towards the reigning ...

... which the prisoner asked tor, andi said, d that the Doctors did not undersiatid his compltditt. Sa~id e *~it Was un inward complaint tha~t ailed hit0, aud that Ilie ht iiwas not Well. ii t- Dr Mulrray, who opened the bedy', gave in and read a S si very ...

... that th e foreign shipping which has cleared ouatwards and entered inwards in Great Britain, baa in thle three lant years rapidly increased. The amnount' has been as follows: ,_ s ~~~Inward ...

... surrounding nations, like Saul a- mong his brethren, we are tempted to exclaim, with Shak- speare-, - 0 England! model to thy inward greatness, Like little body with a mighty heart; What might'st thou do ?? hdnonr would thee-do, Were all thy children kiiidd ...