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... out from Dupelhe,abouf 8 Days befo’-e the mam Body mentioned above. And he YuPDofes that fomc thefc Parties were thofe who engaged C 0 a , ?enn CrCck thelr return Sharaokm. Andrew Montour lays, tnat the Indians intend take up their Winter Oerters Lancafter ...
... private and Manner; and will engage to Cure a few Days (svith his Italian Liquid only) who will apply timely after they perceive the without any Confinement: Froub e, and even Without thcKnowle Bedfellow. will ato engage laid Liquid fare Preventative ...
... Salivation or Confinement, but allFoulneli and Corruption the BlkxJ See. in the moft private and effectual Manner; and will engage to Cure in a his Italian LiuuiJ thofe who will ai>ply timely after they perceive tha InieCiion, without any Confinement Trouble ...
... caufed levcral his SubjeAs be arrefted who had engaged themlclvcs the King Prullis’s Service, and had conic home upon Furlows : the Duke pretending a Right to ■i(X iu tins Manner, Account their engaging themielvca without his Knawlcdgc orConi’ent. as ...
... Armis, they have in i dirtcrent Parts canton’d two powerful, Armies, which tiic is determin’d upon, in order fullnl her Engagements with the ftithful King ofGreat-Bri, tain, (her own Exprcflion) will, in all probability, bring about ormorc v.and chat Part ...
... Salivation or Confinement, but allPoulnefs and Corruption of the Blood ...
... jniral was univerfaJiy efteemed for his wortliinefs in all parts of life,as well for courage, which was tried many Tea engagements, and for histhorbiigh knowledge of that fetvicc which was bred. cb| taincdl is tirft com million by dclperatc act ion at\ ...
... EtFefts brought the Rio, Bahia, and Pcrnambuca Fleets were confirmed in the Cuftom-Houfc. The following an Account of the late Engagement between the Orford and the Elperance Men of War, tranfifted from Letter wrote to the French Court by the Vifcount BonvTllc ...
... Rcpofitory of Arms in cafe the Exigency the Atfairs ot Europe fhould occalion Demand thof. - Succours which certain Powers have engag’d to furnifh the Crown of Great-Britain. The leriouj Declaration ofa certain Power relative to the March of a foreign Army ...
... without eariifllly recommending to you the palling Bill all poffilile Encouragement to lucii brave Men as lhall voluntarily engage in the Service their King and Country. Although it two Months ago fince his Majefty Troops under the Command ol the brave ...
... one to MclPrs. Kane and Litouche’s Bank, where he purppfes carrying on his Bufioeis more extenfively than ufual, and will engage to fnrnifh thofe Gentlemen who are to favour him with their Commands with all Sorts Goods in his after the higheft Tatte made ...