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[...] than a Million oſ"Sequ'ins", and a grr.at(l13"7-'TY Of Jewels, which, with his other-EſfcCts, had beellde-7 chi-ed confiſcated lb his Hlghneiſfi- - - . 1 1-'m',,,;ſ;,r:, july 8. Things 'are earried'very high between the Lourts of Dreſden and Berlin, wigh 'G [...]
[...] L'El'combat, her H5ſli)and,..and. having itildhis Ms jefly, that by changgig her Sentenee he.vi-muld pre ,.'c,,,- -4 sou] in Deſpair from being precipira ed into eternal Miſery, his M.j'ſh anſwered in theſe words: ' Madam God will continue Peace and Abundance [...]
[...] ' Madam God will continue Peace and Abundance e to thi, Kjn ,1om'[o long as juſtice ſhall be admi ' nill ed andg Virtue protefilcd. 1 will never ſuſſer ' ſucli heinous Crimes to paſs with lmpunity. The 5 Good of my Pewpie makes lt neceſſary for me (O [...]
[...] Deſence, an Engineer and a Number of Artificers being employed for that Pui-poſe, and gveral Ship Loads, of Timber and Stores daily expe ed; ſo we hope not to be caught nzppiug." [...]
[...] Aſſiſtance of the Surgtons, whoſe E-zdC2V0uſS, by 'ſewing up the Inciſion, Step proved ineſſeilual, he estpi-ed the next [Lv-ning about Llcven: He has-leſt a Wiſc, and a Daughter about ten Years old. [...]
[...] Scatfoldirſg fell down, and Mr Ellis. a Shopke.-per, was killed, others had their Limbs broke. biu.ſ d, 854. the whole sand of Mulrcic umb.ed into the River, and though many more, in the Surprize, jumped overboard, we don't hear of any Ft-rſun's [...]
[...] in three kurs after taking the firſt half Paper of Powuer, hu- ſat up in Bed, was chear'ul, ſcuſihle, and eaſy : The next Day he repoa'ed the two Holes, and brought up two more Worms much like the other : and in lour Days after Mr. Willis ſaw him In [...]
[...] Ibis Day were puolzfi.-ed, 'I P R O P O S A L S For Printing by Suascnirriow, [...]
[...] 1 ' 1 Tbi: Day im.' ed, , ., Yke Six-ra rEoi'ri,oii. qf-.., "I V I-II-1. CHRISTIAN INSTI I'-UES: [...]
[...] Wlirzre may behad, by the ſam'e,Author,,juſl publiſhed, P L ' With Thirty-two Copper-.Plates, , In oc T AVO, (Price 7i. ed. in noards) , , The Pkiiecipqas or Maci-izwics; ;x,zni.ni;5 and dtimoo-' ſlraiing the general Laws of fl4uL on, the LH':yd.')l. Gravity, hſution [...]
[...] rnéfsfi, great oppolition to the execution of 1?an The poll-tax on domel’tics, and the ta:_c_on “SPIN-and hotfes, are travetl'ed by powerful famrltes, lathzinkmm me'ways and means whereby the wants which“, may be much eafier and more abundantly [...]
[...] :losnday a dyrpcnfafiqn pafl'ed the foal to enable tilt tgmllcl Nicolls, L L. D. Mailer of thtv TsmPllr l0 “daylwage ot Nutthall, in the county cit-Middle. [...]
[...] Friday night her Grace the Dutchcf's or Ancaller was brought to ed at Grimlihorpe, ofa fon, which is dead; her Grace is in a fair way of recovery. Yeflerday Richard Frewi'n, arq; d Land-surveyor of [...]
[...] , Confidering the truli rcpol'ed in the Miniiier of the .War department in France, that poll fhould always be filled by a man of great experience in military affairs; [...]
[...] N. B. Tb! Sulfirdplion-Baal will lie often at lb! Cbambrr [ain't Ofire at Gull/ball wiry Day (Sunday: and Holiday! “rep/ed)er Tni in tbe Forum” It'll Two in tin lfrrrnoan. [...]
[...] by a confiderable detachment ofllmlllans Thefe letters' only fay, that the refpeftive armies were within three leagues of one anothfl’. and fepara ed by a little river ; for that it is morally impollible for them to avoid an engagement. [...]
[...] the Seat of Thomas Pennyman, Efq; deceal'ed; with all manner of convenient Out-offices, Stables, Coach-houl'e, Gardens, Pith-ponds, and other l'uitable (Ionvcniencies for a Gentleman's [...]
[...] Holborn, London. N. 8. There is a large Stack ol' Hay now [landing on the Premill'es, to be alfo dil'pol'ed of. [...]
[...] is gone to execute a prime commillion. 'Lizgl. Sept. 5. Two fquadrons of the Royal regiment of cavalry pall‘ed through T ongres yellerday, in their way from France, to reinforce the army under the Marlhal d'e [...]
[...] to a certain Great Man who was out of Town on 'the Fir“ 4 of Augui‘h 1759, I ‘ I am dilheii‘ed for thee, my Brother Ionathan', very dear ‘ hal’t thou been unto me, thy Love to me was wonderful, . “ pairing the Love of Women.‘ > [...]
[...] The third on Saturday March 17‘. The fourth and lall on Monday April 2. ‘ e A prefentauon has pafl'ed the feul to enable the Rev. Thomas Bouchrer, M. A. to hold the reclory of Bog nore, tn the county of Suffix and diocefe of Chichellcr, [...]
[...] ‘ I am very forty for the fate of your country, but you ' ought to remember that We ale at war.’ General Beck bas rail'ed two battalions of guides, com pofed of inhabitants of the frontiers of Saxony, Sileiia, and Bohemia, who are all watermen, carpenters, and [...]
[...] . on: let out from the Green I ‘Smore commodious Situation, rrmm'ed mfm to the Sign a; 0n hill“ .‘arnbridge Waggon, near Great St. Helen l, in BImOPrgate_ all l 'll'lt- from whence he conveys _ y [...]
[...] CATALOGUE of two entire Librartes v lately purchal’ed. Containing upwards of Six Thoufand “m”. In various Languages, Arts and Sciences. i whli-ll wrlI continue felling, for one Mouth only, exceeding [...]
[...] By jEROME OSORlO; lump of Sylves. ' NOW firll (raltflntcd .;.iO'Bnglllll ., By “Mus GIBBS. l’rint'ed for A. Millar, in the .Strand‘. [...]
[...] dyet ofihe States ofihe kingdom. _ i , Vienna,7an. 27. On Wedttelday the Emperor (WhQ has been ome time greatly indifpol'ed) was fir well res owned as to dine in public with trvelve of his augufl children. - -- , . . . [...]
[...] lleckery harbour, vwe are all'u‘etl is without the lea foundation. The Danes liavr, indeed, been a little dif pleal'ed at the taking of fume of their (hips; but they have been made l'cnfibl: of the little grounds they have for cortig-hizitz a; f. notice has been given to that Court, [...]
[...] Illzlgblirirlun :n the I‘vfialignlnt, UICHOLN SORE-THROAT. Dy jOHN HUXHA_I\/I, M.D._ Fallout of tbe R/D'nl Col/lg: of P/{l/It'lflnf at Ed'llllflfl‘gb' and if rbe qunl Sou?!) at London. 34.13. The Dilllitititm on Sai'e-‘l‘hoats is pllHICOILCPGYQIC, [...]
[...] this Pill, areimpartctl to the Sick by a hill, inknlinleMperanon. Tu particulai'it‘e (ll: Diforders wliertin this Pill may be rtlicd upon, will be as Well cxprcll‘ed by laying, that in no ('al'c whatever it gives Offence, and in general Cafes Will bet'ound immediately and emi nently ferviceabtlc. [...]
[...] Hill I) and Contl IutlUn of th.s Ccuntry. i '.' A law oi the Fourth Chll' than in i In ir.iie. Price I l. ii I. ed. in bnetts. I Turn: Cuin' as will he allowed lot He Fia Gentleman WIIU may be inclined to part w'q [...]
[...] y Lohzct, in order to come upon the back of ‘ Camp B“; the latter being apprized of their tr rcpafl'ed the Wartha, and quite altered their The Prttllians then fee'it g their projefi dif 54 not think it proper to come to a battle: [...]
[...] ttl them. ' ' 7rt';t4. Our army continues to feelt the 'Tlie 5th inflant it pall'ed the Wartha near ,and the enemy, who keep wi.hin their in cztnp, make no movements to flop Count [...]
[...] moulh Plikf', Chriftian, for Piym ntth. j-tli came down and failrd the, B-itannia, Tolmie, tor Guadalupe, Grave/rm] Yul] a7 Psffd by the Nicholas and Ed' Ward, Peterfon, from Nora-ny. Alllv:d, . ' [...]
[...] At vhis :ttli7e john Ctrleon, who goes by five-alother nan-es .tnd is called L'flPJlllfl of the Thaxwd gang. was tried for it; any and burglary; he was acquit ed nine and fin tettceJ to he trattfpotted fiir liven years. But he and [...]
[...] Obernick and pall'ed the Wartha, took poll in the neigh bourhood of Objeuzergen, and is now but within a [mall ' dillance of the Ruffian army : but as the latter occupies [...]
[...] The [aid jullices and Deputy Lieutenants have continued fitting every day this week, both morning and afternoon. Or/Zrd. 711/] 28. ‘Yelicrday the Mines end-ed here, ' when jolm Andrcus,'a Corporal in L0rd Albetnat'le’s regiment, was tried for the murder of William Berrrs, a [...]
[...] laid in the mouth of this river, fell in with two cutter tenders, one of whom kept company with her rill within gun lhot of the Vengcance malnof; warlmcnlinn‘ed in our hall) and then holiin a lignnl..for._loi.tc-brms, which boarded the Golden Lyon-: “The commanding Lieutenant [...]
[...] , '. ,with‘vfoucEnglifh flairrfirb'll PM,“ and heard nothing of ,them or farther,fai!h,~_thnt he dsQSl‘ed-l but finding four French mcn cl [...]
[...] .Mlnd dined: of Lincoln, vacant by the death of ‘. ' mbcl'll- ' ‘kginjjadifpenfation pali'ed the foal to enable the Wilthrrd Green, M. A. late of Magdalen college, (grim, Chaplain to the Right Hon. William Earl [...]
[...] rcpall'ed the Wefer, to encamp on the right lide ofthat" [...]
[...] I ‘ H j x I G much more fatal to the hreneh than it could be irmgirted 5Y5 1f; a v ( I , ,4. they wernd prove; their lo-"s in killed and wounded, ki’tOlIl M ‘ (I, PW “my” "in, command the iii to the 15th, excr-eding gamed men; befides de [...]
[...] totr's, now Col. (jtn g»: 'lov-rtlllcnd’s, and Nathaniel Barry, Gent. to be llrrtign in the [kid regimcnt. illsylixcellz-rrry Genera. Wolfe has been pleai'ed to at» pit-n l'ltnrnas Arclrbolrl, lifiy; to bis Cap'ai't in Lit-11' (zencra‘ erccll ~‘s chinrrttt rin America) in the room of [...]
[...] Bat/J. Augufl 27. Arrived Lady Brnk. Lady North C'n'c, and Evils. l'erethliams tquill \Vttliarns’s, Rev. 1) bill, Capt. IJalgardtio, Mr. Ed,,ern\n, Mr. Rowe, Mr Gtcguty, Mb. \iudtrty, Mrs. Waller, Sac. Smi/quy, {ll/gll/I 27 On Sa-urtlay morning died, at [...]
[...] more: That in a few hours after the Brigadier had marched, a Swilfs, a delirter from the French, came to body of French attd Indians (which he fitppol'ed to be 1800 at leafl) were coming in order to take p {Tallinn of a pollure of defence as the time and circumflauccs would [...]
[...] \ rttlnoutlo, Jug” 20', I759. X“ l HEREA S. b; a Sperm Qomnizlnon gran'ed out of the H gh Court of Adn'flhllty tor that Purpofv, about 80 Tons of Dry Ling h.th bzcn mndut'l litre, U"! 61' the Duo intros, of l)ronth=im in Norway, (hing of 5n.tl-md [...]
[...] Dutchy were comened for the 16th, in order to deliberate upon films afinirc of very great impmtance Porir', Aling/l 17. It’s repur'ed that an E‘glill’t l‘qni tlmn, computed ofz8 fail, apprard a few days ago oil" Dunkirk ; which, however, gives m vcrv little uneafizicl's, [...]
[...] Cal'uaities. Drowned one. Overlaizl two. . ‘ Decrcal'ed in the Burials this Week, 42. The Allize ofBi‘Pad, which took place this day. The (hiartcrn Loaf, le-aten, to be laid for 5d. [...]
[...] ESERT ED horn the Dorfetlh'ire Regi~ [...]
[...] ed by All [...]
[...] n R l‘ H L HOLY BIBLE, both 014' and New TllSTAh-fh 1‘. Printed on a large lldnla'."ll Let! t 1'lfl rt i». nip r Murat-i ed Wtil‘ Notes and r-latr‘licat.t...», wl; . ' ’X;l.rtn the -i~ih-:ul l illigr i [...]
[...] upon the Full notice, but- it is not known_ what army they are to be employed in. ' ' ’ ‘ ' ' Hag“, Ed. ~13. _ “It is rflkoned' that'the equipment of zr; flrips of the' line, rcl'olyed upon by the province of mum, will coll two million fire hundred tlroufahd [...]
[...] Beresford, l' ; the office or place or one of his Majclly’s Serjeants at 'Arms in the City of London. The King has been pleal'ed to grant unto Thomas [...]
[...] ‘ pafl'ed under the great [cal of the kingdom of Ireland; [...]
[...] 27101:, One Tina/and Seven Hundred and Fifty-tight. will M anger. dud lav/rerear mart] Per/on; baa/e to/nlb neglefied or refit/ed to pig rée fizr'a' Toll: med Sum: of Marie] due from 1/11”: ro fleétiwq). {rot-witlvflandiug (/59; battle, ‘7 Advertrfemmtt in [...]
[...] ' ‘I'ba'rn,_j’m_z, 1,4,,“ The,Rullian. troops, that were quar tered herea , ut§,§te;agaitt returned to their old quartet-g near Dantzic Iglwhicb has caul'ed great fears in that city, _elj>ecia_lly when they confier - the anl'wer which the Em. [...]
[...] 1dye-littrday he took his feat in the Hon. Hottfe “OHS ief has fpafl'ed the Great Seal for rebuilding the torch o Tadcafter in the county of York. r Brief for rebuilding Wendlebury church in the. [...]
[...] 3m ult, -._ _ "Sir, - ~| - -,-’ _. t . “ The nOtilicatiott which ydn have been pleal'ed to “ give me of the death of Madame the late Princéils “ Gouvernante, by your letter of the 27th of this month, [...]
[...] his a’ y' when cedrioniv" - defiahinWiWi’lfltat' pc Noaccount has been rue?ed mhe India Company of any attempts tirade by the reach on their fettlements. A fhi , name unknown, is alhore on the Goodwins; [...]
[...] St. Maloes in September lalt.‘ _ _ The Right Hon. the Lord Keeper of the great fcal of Great Britain hath been Bical'ed tb appoint .Georgo Coulton, of Leeds in the county of York, vGent. one of the Mailers Extraordinary of the'Fiigh Court of Chancery. [...]
[...] Enquire oſ Mr. Wiiliam Mixon, at ng's-Lynn flercſaid. N. B. Any Warehouſe or Granary Room, or neat Houſcþld Fumiturc can, be added, if, untill-ed, 2 [...]
[...] irfifitnfrbe Frrnr/J, which that tyrannical and turbulent nation had. always rtfulld, him. After the play, lite windows of the gallery flew open, and p cfc'fl ed a fps-nous court finely illuminated and adorned with fuvage trophies. _In the middle of the court a magniliccnl fi'c [...]
[...] .nttd by Richard Cavendilli, Erq; to the rectory of "sky in the county of Derby. Ytlhifday a dilycnfation pall'ed the feal to enable the Oct; William Spike, B. D. for merly ofWadham college, I X Old, to nold the rttiory of Doulifwztke, and lihtt'ife [...]
[...] it was in the det'encelefs condition he rcprtfented; tor the cannon did not arrive, nor was the bleuil~'l;)fk era, ed, ti‘l abont‘twoslays before the engagement ; but had i" remained in that condition, the Baron’s people mull have lhewn more brifltnefs and refalution than they after [...]
[...] the theral was every-where highly- applatrc'cd for lbs" conduct, and highly rewarded, for he wars Created a _ Baronet by his Mujclly, and 'prcfcnt'ed rtirh5oool 'by_ ‘ ourParliarnent. He'd: rm'r'nrtri] ' g ‘ Loud Mag. [...]
[...] general Mating. lat/d at St. Allan afva I'I/Iaur Sepmnhr, do lin-ed [...]
[...] , lel-lA E L BA L L A R D, deceal'ed, of Poole, Merchant, W, ,m fituated in difl'erent Parts of Newfoundland mad the [...]
[...] T H is Real Eitatcs of the Right HOn. . '1' H 0 M AS Lord Vifuount WI N D S O R, deceat'ed, in the Counties of Monmouth and Worcefler, Ind (orne Perpetual Aircraft)» in the County of Glamorgan, in manner following; [...]
[...] preterit Load of'l‘axtai To which are added fome Ellimales, to thaw thn Advantages that would mile from an equal Land-Tax 5 and- ali’o a Method prnpo’ed for (ii-charging the national Debt. [...]
[...] 8:6. Vol. I. P. 145, in a Note dridge “ a mallerly EXPOlllOF, " our blcll'ed Inn! in [NC in :lt< ." the molt am able Spirit of U “ ture of the millgnant Leawn [...]
[...] P. D O D D R l' Tllh‘ertk. which will be r-l will be elrgantly ptin'ed in (gar new, Letter, and twrnty’felur [1 (cribcr! every Wtek. All the [...]
[...] to no 1er than tony-three million eight thotifand.-—An amazrngquanriry! ‘ -' ' This furpriZc is greatly increaf'ed, if we further-ob ferve, and find, that thefe filh, when cured, and made mayketable, weigh about feven pounds one with another. [...]
[...] HI: Creditors to the Ellate of 18 AA C B R A N D C O L T, of Brigl-tlrngtu, qu; dectai'ed, It; r'efired to fend in tlrcir Accrrums as [och as pctlrbh- to Mr. William hlm“, at It'onnrorgzrs-Hallkoi to Mr. John Todd, at r'higlrtlirgfcz [...]
[...] year’s rank as a Poll-Captain. The lofs-of men in the fecond aetion, on our part. "35 only 3t krl'ed. and H6 wounded; among the lart.r of whom were Commodore Stevens and Capt. Martin. The ._ behaviour ofthe officers and men in general, on this occa [...]
[...] 540 killed and wounded. . v . After the furrender of Fort St. David, M. Lally march ed with 2500 men into the King of Tunjourls country, to try, either by or threats, to prOeurc a (am of money from him ; and, upon bein refut'ed 7: lack of rupees which [...]
[...] _ On the rzth of December the French arm moved from the Mount and Marnalon; ours cannouaded t em for about an hour as they croli'ed Choultry Plain, and killed about 40, without any lofs on our tide, as the French had little artil lery, and tll fcrved. They marched in three divilions; [...]
[...] the raid David Thomas, are deli-ed w @113 [...]
[...] filil‘r them by giving them all his ready money, and efl'efls to the value of fome tboul'anderowns; but it was in vain. The Colfaclts not only abul'ed his l'poul'e ; but threw 'him upon the ground andstgmpledjrm under their feet, leaving him in fuch condition that tt'sdoubrful [...]
[...] _ 1 i r ' 1 ' Dir) ‘wnr 'er'ri'éd, - _ fi'dbtly'primed iii Y(innit); anri'l'l‘riill'rauvl with (eyeral Copp'er “ - I " (- Phlm, (Priceltwmfiw: Shilling.) ,, ,' 1 [...]
[...] ‘ 1' -- .- ,- (EIlCO-Sllfppfl‘éd" E _ {I 1‘; v f i. .- 1A'RvTI'IE R O B S E RiVA'Ill‘ON S' _ concerning the Y 0 u N Dnmc -,H 051? IT a Lthuinting [...]
[...] ' Practiceq'n iMerlicine,- Metallurgy, rd l lm'p'ovclne‘nt of Natural Knowledge ing illufira'ed 2by Dhfirvari'sm on the Generi h which the pi opor [pacific Marks of Dr MW Principles. r [...]
[...] 400 priloners at Paderborn. Ber/in, Jugqfl 7. By the loft advices from our army. op ed to the Rullians, we are informed, that his Ma ye y marched, on the 3d inflant, from Belkow to Muhl role, and next day was joined by the army under General [...]
[...] for Brillol, the Granville, Fennell, for Stnegal, and remain in the Downs with the {hips as by lalt. Gramfind, Inga/r17. l’afi'ed by the St. Anne, a tranfport, from Guadalupe; and the Kent, North, from Campvere. Arrived, [...]
[...] His Majel'ty has been pleal'ed to conflitute and aptwml! Prtfl' Dande, Gent. to be LlBllIflllllt in Lord Robs-ft Bertie's regiment, in the room of Lieutenant Howqu [...]
[...] upon be [immediately admit/ed rbr/Iu'd Clmmdzrlar'n, Iw'r'li m m or Re'umrd, to the Prirvr'l! e Qffillll up an] exu réfirrg /urb Trade within the [aid Cgilj and Lifer/in Ibernf; [...]
[...] his flag in the‘harbour on board his Majelty’s thip Falkland. " On Saturday morning pafi'ed by this port for the [...]
[...] ' whofe cannonade did not long detain him. On the 8th the hereditary Prince of Brunfwiclt attacked the rear guard at Eimbeck, but he was repull'ed by the brigade of - l’icardie and the 'grenadiers of France, who killed 700 men, made sob pril'oners, and drove the ref! into the, [...]
[...] Par-1r, A”; 6. The King of Prui'lia having threatened us, by lliTmlirillCl’ at Ranlbon, with tiling repril'als upori Saxony, for the contributions impol'ed by our arrtiy in the country of Helie, (as it Saxon ' had as much lbare iu the prt-l'ent war as Htii'e; or as ii We were the firlt who had [...]
[...] hunl'ed". L -..O N D O N. ., Private letters by this day’s mail advil'e, that Prince [...]
[...] Sciences at Paris, and all'o ofthat at Peterlb irgh, died at Bale in SinZerland the latter end of hit month Friday lali the Right Hon. the Lord Keeper was p'leal'ed to prefent the Rev. Charles Tarrant to the reflo'ry of the New Church in the Strand, void by the death of Dr. [...]
[...] ~v_n‘} -\-; "inwfie . - t -- ~ m \ ic i a “1&le ed 139a" 9f 9"" Y " fi L A Voyage to south-America, by tornmand 0f the KIDS 0' (bribed. Philofopliical and Mathematic [...]
[...] and fever fiandands, have'beentalsen. M. de Contades pall‘ed 'tthrfer in the night between the ill and 2d, and gave orders imbu'ningtltc bridges. Prince Ferdinand entered the town [...]
[...] cavalry, had hardly pachd the defile of ay, before they at tacked the enemy’s light tr00pr, \Vl’llCll were re ulfed with lofs. The enemy was afterwards continual y harrall'ed on their_march; and our cavalry, commanded by General Schorleintner, fell upon them pt different times, with great [...]
[...] Schorleintner, fell upon them pt different times, with great impetuofity‘ and funds. Lieutenant General Manteufl'el made alfo' an attack with fix battalions, and fl'ell'ed himfclf. [...]
[...] Friday his Majelly in council was pleal‘ed to confirm his order in council of the 1 nh of July lall, declaring aod'ordering (amongft other things) That all (och of [...]
[...] A difpenfation‘has pall‘ed the Great (en ofifinglan'd [...]
[...] niry COlngf. Cambndgoranxl chaplain to the Right Hon.» the Lord Deloraine, to hold the reaory of Huggfl'y, alias" HedgerleyHfib whitfh he was lately prefe‘n ed) in the \ 51%;;er the vicarageot St. Stephen's 'atSr. Allidn’s, in thesomrtyto [...]
[...] that General Amherlt had pali'ed Lake George tin his. [...]
[...] 'l'ail'ed from'Madeiraabout the toth ’ [...]
[...] M _LléxéLlladCS and M. Broglio, ti 2 high opinion of Prince Ferdinan vil'ed the not attacking him; but tl ». enough to declare that he would fol that in two days time he lilOllld int [...]
[...] . Prullians and Rullians pithlilhedin 'the‘Brulllans had 2000 left 'ds‘id or -' and carlr'ed oil" 500 _waggons full ' ryoo that'fcll. into the hands of‘rh who deferred after. the-battle; Tlr [...]
