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... was, 4 f Tio have further advice would be only expending my money to little purpose, and desired that 1 would per- mit her to fake whatever she had an inclination for. A particular friend of mine requested rtie to try your Bal- sam of Honey, from the benefit ...
... Landscapes, aud Views from Sea, Set*. T»fcy are mad* on so easy a- P lan, that a child of ten years ot age cannot tail to fake a perfect Likeness with them' Perfect Likenesses taken in Miniature Profile at cs 6 1 and painted on Glass or Chrystals, in ...
... reports, and no certain in. lorma tion- has been received. It is probably true, that our troops have landed. The Paris* Journals fake no notice, of pAN- rHEAUME. It is said the Frenph Government is considering of means to provide for the Royal Fa- mily and ...
... of the Honourable the COMMIS SIGNERS of HIS MAJESTY'S CUSTOMS on Tuesday, the :l6th June, by Ten in the Forenoon, will Z exposed to Public Sale, at the Custom-house, in thH Port the GOODs undermentioned, via. * Brandy, ) Of inferior strength, in small ...
... army was master of Cairo and Alexandria. The English had tut the bank .of the lake Majdift and turnrd rhe waters into the 'fake Mtfreor|s ?? by this means they had inundated-' so leagues dF * roe country «ound Alexandria, which has considerably strengthened ...
... vigour. The privateer, at the hazard of running a-gr:und, $ >uglit proteftiorr under oar- two torts, where hu two houts he was exposed to- a well -directed fiie from the cutter. 'Ihe privateer at length took shelter under one of tie iorts. W e do noft know ...
... in s..c l : a man- ner, as to justify what Lat.ropp now a crts, that it wa ...
... and Lord Pclham. Lords Bolton and Di^by took the oaths and threir se3ts. The Bill fur regulating Transport Bdts; the Dublin faking BUI 5 and two Road Bills, were brought up from the Commons r»y Mr. Alexander, Genera! Ga^coigne, Mr. Amiesley, and otliers ...
... not think these qualities alone suf£eient to enable them to go through ail the hardships to which, as soldiers, they may be exposed. But if the different i orders of men are t» be separated, I think the consequences are likely to be most mis- chievous.'* ...
... strictly in point, as aq illustration. Ministers have been most unjustly censured {in Parliament, but no where eLe}, fcrnot faking steps to preserve Hanover. This u-s 3 to be done two ways ; either by engaging the i Continental Powers, such as Prussia, ...
... mutually agreeable, he niijiht, when disengaged, be accommodated to Board with her. As. the Lady has never been in the habit of faking a. l-dger, and is generally much a. on*, it is presumed any ■ Gentleman of pen. ct character, nf ght iind some unusual advantages ...
... to pass, which causela co-isider- able delay itiithe aii'vance ot the cay-dry ; of this the enemy had availed. himself to fake disadvantageous post, having his right upon a rivulet, which we iia -i to cross, and his left upon' ffie village of Sas'.v ...