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ontJx imSm j ?ute extend your life and U&? vrhw the b^JT N?'? "> ?**. th"?aou, beukea. Utelf to ih?t world ol ?p.tit? to I/' -which k vb^o?mt.rTho??; ?stt?oi<hfiMTr! far.uliiemof tfcfc ttuitoan rtihtd. which *"'* r? . fc Wini 'W *" Wmtty, and are notlurg more than what ?* necefc aat y to prepare u tot that heateirif country *htcli it Uie proper W>me, and i* 10 he its everlasting abode. The>* thyjr will have | fM|| tv*** *? e*6**d themafcUtev and to display * decree of tiifotirtftd tp; ] iiQti not to be attained in the present life. Wh?>t ouce U is wriain that we ar&lOgiVe *n iccooltt^of Outsells hereafter, thefts i* then a plain treason why w* aff free ^m?; why a rut* is jcisen us to walk by ; wliy, in short, we undergo a pftviooa t*a<hina tieti At the bar of 001 consciences ; be rove we atnatar at the tribunal of out . Great JeSw ?- ' V- "li; Our TtufsT toffrmf; ffcr IMRIk ^ fir immortality, will, 00 a supposition of a ' future existence, serve some better put jmi* s?s than to disappoint and distres ? us.? They are all natural desirea with objects L'operty ct that corrtsporid to them ; and will cacti of them meet with that gratification in a no liver tifcj whicb tbejf in vain look for in this |Nif, eve n titat unequal distribution of good i tutci cyili at '^rh?ch we arc aoapr to fp'mei and Uk>? c heavy affliction? that sometime* V?vaa m* hard on the beat of men. arc *?k C*p*blo.x)t.*x} easy solution, Jhe ipwc?t wk take a future live into account. Thfct^ :n isonlr apart of a- vvHem. It Jerent i^pccU . ^h^ are W, lu^*en b. Iicvnl^nt t %/nuitfw.^ ^ ^ -' m-ovtstons* to t*ut **?***** 1 |^5o be,mattr prtnefoto e ? ? wiAiu W'K HVipie ?d parts of the universe, ,e*plai*a in liveliest arid most eTegant^ihanper; the si- 1 tuations, appearances, and influence* of the heavenly bodies, and evct\ accounts for all ^}tie aeeriring Irregularity and eccentricity of their motions* _tte make too scruple v of allowing the existence jdMK^falidn of [ bucn a power : ? 8o, Hi the moral *yst*"M .when, wo sec thatiSe Admission of janother Ijfegivesan easy solution of.lhe ij^pSfc sur afett otherwise utiattttuntaltfe phe-' Amelia ; and if* as iV wer^Jl master key, that unlocks every intricacy, and opens to us therMjj^ftt pltih of Providence in the ad ministration of human affairs, jfce catt io longer* without doing injustice \o every , rule of jtlbt reasonin^hnuse our assent. to the truth and reality of tfu<fy a aUU.-~ ' \V lien" to such a collective body tf e\idqg?Ce>^ in favour of tfiis most, glorious)* nfcl in^jatv tant doctrine, We add the infinitely stronger prfcofs which Revelation has iflorxwl US, who- can hesitate, for a momeiy/ I knowledge the certainty of thai tity which 4ia* been brought vrtight bjr the : Gospel. Ofor Divine indeed, jp every instant*, and especially in that ?.wV lifts ve now- been considering, leeway, the I truth, and tttft life j a:ul whenever we ^ re /Li-.l ? HJV ? ? A voter >???. ru^Mir, we nave onr answer re#$ly( prepared In us, in Ibat noble shd affestm^ i Ki^jijy of Si, Pet^fc to ? <4 whom *nal! we go thou ha^t tlve words 1 l^fcf/fet^rnal l-ife > and we beHeVe^ and aire that thou art t^ CHrUt, tl^e Son of ?? * vi - ? * the Living God." . ,v sass mzv, more utfg , chat thel his throne;, rotters, and bit existence is in danger* Tiic revolutionists. :fcowcvci7 ion frc tw ic ^dmission of thc*j into any share of cfce go vernment, which, has b?en hitherto fpiut; un^nixed, and unqualified despotism, is^ a hew era> ic it ?7*%| everit more' important , tb^Jpne hundred victories. It proves tfiat man W beaming of more . Value, that the moral fermentation has. not prevailed in vain. It shows, twfc ijva folte of min^l in Europe, | whiclv'can already,. awe military de5jp6ttite"l^T^spe?;-i an^" wlifflB England is sinking fast into slavish I l^Abits'^pd despotic propensities, tjihe people of Europe arc, ratting thems^ftnip into the SKgih aM 'post of frecrptn.. r; St randflpre vo lution, when England shalflSfc, put" the'bluih by Prussia, and a Prus sian bccomc enthusiastic v for v. ths liberty Wpecppg which the lishmca is clay cold 1 , .41 .JtL /eason to^bcliew ;4jjjt thejetnperor Alexander^ avail irfg hirlltelf of his present 'opportu nity tb irtake all the oth# power* Tof Europe ibbservient to hir% ;j'It wpukis,ecm that he has disigni up of the province of Afatlach'ia ; and the ? uiis valuable acqui . English papers, was Iri . an article from India, which alluded I. #A ?lv* ?> * ^ - tiifW 'A*1*- A. Sacrifice of ?=? A us iri a., ^Q|ft Cerfriniy not, his ton Napol ?.?6ntint*d we oartel m the ?h' Ambassador mi ?^jj^'VaQne Of ?ur vtacls fired Ofwn, ?nd has, in re |A, ? Ifoyed several of the cluX ???_ nese vcsicls ofwac. From the'' military or navttiperations ?rr have K?lc to fean^fte danger ?! this quarrel should1 throw the tea trade of the T*Id il)t0 thc jjg ^^nggtff-Even wirh", ,5thii event they^rill soon under -sell us on the conrii.ent of Europe, and, into tlnyhomr market no small por tion (Mglife required .for home consumption. England with in .and abroad* shows symptoms of 4^*y Ae^Vcr. ' . JUHAJJ'S. ?iert, pei hups U>c ioUuwing remarks iiw Uib? kwjiim oC . ' moiuhj, u% for cu k1 ouglit to becoiiktt tf? cogens pfthw lowing observations sssR* ^pio^^Wdc ^.S'hcvpvwpEM R4oam HEft&vie R5inSBm foah^Gund; ?rc -,?iwb| . than on an old or worn qui *oil sOch ia i he kind ot land bek i M.c raising of turnips yet iStfr vated upon every *orl ot soil in blc land. ^BBSHe '^Bigness tHerifcsMstance of culture and a liouoi manum, be profit&bly en pioducing turnip* Mat iucl|, dtetkri with a coal ot cla) ?outfyreld excellent crop*^fe ubW *?? v'jhriM n?t grouna intended for the of 1 u*n?ps m the coaling .a<a: to be dcoply>k?u?l?c(l n\ Octob vcmber, ^iu4 lo be left ft that r< ,o itceive. the beftefu* ofthe-wii *?. in U.e April rawing, wbc fe^i.y dry, ii,irro* ?t and lvl it 4r raicd^e ot Jj^iVH aiuiukl thev deejipioui?ltln^ ac!$>B*, bi wUe tlijfce former ?, vlu fir^ wc tnrt*W it, ind towards the< t? iaonttf|tyi.yttai field a Heht ct > Dotted manure and im mediate I j ? j^^aarsgags ty barrow, ? ? mm "drill, which ? p?t &S5 oviOid chit ft *? MOIl^frl, Uw fi?l4mjtb %tcajry i Itfer k*rio*n>|e in the I tt* ground rt iumcktotl t?r*?*lf K inl|llt 6 GmI L^. .a i ' 1 1- ? i Li JLttk S^aasras sss:? jjgw-.ua.i ? JK " l!lTd J* * *<frer*n*nU?r c*fe$V?i method hi t h* t-.+i, WT** "**?? prttcrotion of the dettroctivc de "' f^r fttrtnefou* m ?? -