... haninters come, NOr cease the , spizeing wheels their drowsy latinl. t Sooner shall guilty Jacobins forgive, Or doctor, learn in peace to live: Sooner shall Tench acquire an honest name**, McKean 'grow saber, or his wife grow tame ±: Ecorier shall ;11;nrilath ...

... . The subscription having, in consequence of numerous applications, been re-opened, names will continue to bereceived, on the above terms, until the end of the present year, when k : complete list to that time will • •be printed on the - same sized 'paper ...

... purpose is endeavoured to be effected two ways; Ist, y taking out a sxq evny licence tor preaching, at theoifice of the Clerk of the Peace, without . any . previous exanlination, 'vv,ithout ally place certified for preaching in, and without any recommendation ...

... abroad.- t, V.aiedt pa. Mlae., feveral Annucities for either buyer- or ilcl- iN ks liars, atid Ic-nei im-ag Sums ready for Freehold Motae slur io partgicuar leid't eqir f M.;r. 1-Iuge Nlo. 6 ,-Iln- is ratr bi, i te crmfrome ?? twoo'cloek daily. P N.B. Lccte ...

... qualified. Furthet particulars may be known on application at the Office of this Paper. Monday, t^n. 5, 1801 — . _ LAW. ' ?? v WANTED, h.y an Attorney and Solicitor, at ?? West-end -of trie town, an ARTICLED CLERK, for five years. With a young Gentleman of ...

... Ist. Importation to the largest possible amount under bounties, and every other species of encouragement devisable by the wit of rr.an, 2dly. Recommendation to farmers from Government, as well as from all individual proprie.ors of land, to bring their ...

... munination of wit- mica. . r Friday the jury returned their verdi&, unatdnioufly finding the prifoner guilty ; but on account of his candid confeflion and other alleviating eireurnilances, recommended him to mercy. The LORD CHIEF&E I TICE CLERK obferved that ...

... representation, we have now ,direaed Captain Woodriff to keep a . list of . every man of the descriptien of Merchants above-mentioned, in order that they may be. put .at the end of the List of Exchange; and we have no doubt, hut you will approve of the Measure ...

... course of the winter. No 20, contains an application of the French Prisoners for clothing, and a grateful acknowledgment of the kind treatment they had uniformly met with. No. 21, contains an official application to M. OTTO, dated the 17th of Oftober, from ...

... to. N. B. N o Broker will be treated vvith. MONEY READY i oDVANCE. A LL Perfons, in Poeffiton of Incormes, arifin, A from Freehold, Copyhold, or Lcafehold Eftatvs, in Land or Hoafes, Money int the Funds, Rcnt Charges, .M;,larriage Sct- tiements, Widows' ...

... they together, and did not then see him !lug (las', when he came to witness, 4 , e u him that two persons had been or him, the prisoner, And that one of 4.,4.011icer, whereupon witness told him it. was to take him in. Custody on. the for which he had been ...

... complaints ; the genuine virtue and eita-tsot this Medicine have been sufficiently witnessed by the number he cured during the last-six months. Itwill also with early application prevent various diseases comine on, and is a sure remedy against the Scurvy and ...