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... three Shillings in the Found, and that Bill will be brought itv to reduce Lawful Intercft from Five to Four per Gent. We Can aflure the Publlck, that by many private Letters* the Corn Harveft has failed in moft Places Abroad, particularly in the Sooth of ...
... prevent the exportation of Corn to the Enemy, notwithftandihg the loud Complaints that hare been made upon that Subjeft. Quere. Whether any Method at all has been yet taken to prevent this iniquitous Commerce ? * ; Whetherj though Corn now at Price ‘nhac lawfully ...
... in their roflfcffion above.thd Space of fix Months, provided there has been noConteft at Law, ihall pay lawful Intercft for the fame to the Captors; Likewife any Law-Shit have been depending -longer than fix Months, and the Agents or Managers have not put ...
... feven Vcffcls, laden this * Manner, arrived lately at Bourdeaux, as o* thers have done at Rochelle and at Nantes, « where the Corn, or Flour, has been fold at 16 or 18 Livres a Bulhel, of which there are ...
... extremely fhort, (having * nothing*to eat but India Corn for ten Days) and our Hands all lick together, out of * which the Carpenter and Boy died. The * Channel (warms with French Privateers, * who law take feveral Vcflels, and were * otuiclves chafed by ...
... Watkin Williams Wynne Bart, .. T Ong Britain faw her Patriot Sim dccreafe, .I Suck’d in' by or loft in lijlle/s Eaft-i. 'She law, and mourn’d the Danger Ihc was in Yet mourn’d it left while comforted by Wynne. l/nlikethoCc Friends he once carets’d with ...
... fled from England for Murder, was taken iip by the Lord-Mayor arid committed to Newgate. He had open’d a Publick- Houfe in the Corn Market. leri. May 22. We have the following Account a njojl remarkable Phqsnoinenon from a cd' which cannpt give the better ...
... Englifh laden with Corn, one Dutch Merchant Ship, the Cargo of which was Wood for burning, and Timber for building, and another a Swede from Stockholm. There it arrived a'-Hsifeapolitan Veffel, and feveral Feluccas, laden with Corn and other Merchandife ...
... regularly relieved every Hour, that whoever had an Audience of the Miniver, purchafed it at the Rate of thirty Piftqlcs, corning and going, being obliged to fometime in every Room for Infltance, the Valet de Chambre fold him a Brocade Shape, the Maitrc ...
... Fortifications, or other Edifices, charged on Account of the Navy, with an Account likewise of all Monies paid or charged for Law Suits or Controversies which have arisen in any Part of his Majesty?s Dominions, since the Commencement of said War. This Day ...
... the Merchants i$ and is greatly enhanced by the D nefs. ot Provihons thtoughout all Prove By our laft Letters, two “Ships, Corn from were expected in 1 ‘Port, the Arrival of which is of {uch Cor * if the Enemy fhould take th - the muft with Hunger. > ...
... prevented King Chrifti- ern from paying more than 2000 Florins, inflead of the icjooo - ftipulated, he mortga* ged to his. Son in-Law the Ifland ofSchet- hnd for the Rcrp3indcr» hiniifctf and-his Heirs the Right of Redmption. •i * The Court of Denmark denies ...