... of.Breath, inward Dbcays, and all coniumprtive Habits of thc Lungs, whether recent or lnvg confirmed, fpasmodic, hurnoural, Constilutional, periodical or acci. detital. The riost inveterate, nerouf,' biliouis fiatulent and dropsicat Complaint's, easily ...

... same time on my determination to punish calumny and falsehood. I am your Kilng, FREDERTc. If any one approach you with a complaint, listen with attention, or, at least, with' that kind I of mien which implies it ; let your answer, above I all things, be ...

... wet or stiff and retentive, or not well drained, by fie the wheat looks pale and weak, and crest-fallen, as if its pe ted inward principle of vigour were diluted and washed out, ha in- by being floated with an overpowering flood, oresoaked In en, in a ...

... Bagead, assert that they possess. a psower. destendsed tlsrauglo man,s general- 5 lions, of ctoring the agute, a common complaint In that cpsintry, by I beating the patient in a very ustmereiful manner. Theiser success Is sold to he great. Titose wiso ...

... the Navigation accounts. has been printed by order of the Hoose of Comnmons. We are happy to see, notvith. standing tile complaints we biear from time to time of die ruin of the mercantile navy of England, and of the exblu- sion fros- our lndoe of British ...

... vessels going to a foreign port, to pay dues outwards; £ ? going out coastwise, to pay inwards on reteorning; otiter in vensels coming from a foreign port, to pay dues inwards; ;g coming in coastwiee, to pay oostwards. w Titis tietermination, it is presumed ...

... perfectly ~tststonisised to bear the noble lord: talk of actual prohibi- r 1 ton.Theeffect of such language, in a time of complaint, was to mak~e the people attribute their distress to the corn holaws; and those laws, he was sure, were not the primary ci ...

... gentleman bad en- a a deavoured to answver complaints as to the falling off inl .Z the amount of British tonna'ge built and registered, bya ly reference to the'amioutit of British and foreign tonnagee es inwards. Thisa was any thing rallher than a satisfactoryI ...

... thre morning he r~y, Was at corpse. Tire mate attended iris funeral, and when Car nmhe returned he was seized with the same complaint, but wit he recovered. Tirree sailors belonging to soother ship rigl died also in the same manner, and were burned on tire ...

... t'hem, upon exanii- Tt k. nation of the circumstances or cause of complaint, stall think that thle pilot so offending should be suspended or hi8C~kiiri and shall[ state the matter of Complaint and suchs Ild~ their opinion in writing to tile said corVoration ...

... the state of the c Church, more particularly ss regards its temporalitics, and the ut ctaicsteitaice of the clergy T'he complaints which have arisen II feros the collection of tithes appcar to require a change of sys- tens, wihiich, without dtniistaiislling ...

... paper, to the new regulation. adopted relative to the admission of patients upon the books of the Society. M~any rensonable complaints having been moads of the gecat ?? of poor. invalids at one ?? periodtof the seaison to this Place, assd of Itse evil co ...