... navigation and commerce with the States-General. 114. 17. Rodney's and Guichen's Britifli and French fleets in the eft Indies engage. 7, &C. . nt X 9. Fort St John on the Spanifli main Surrenders to the Britiih forces. 379- May 6. Infurredtions in South America ...

... Conway, Col. Barre, Lord Middleton, and others, fpoke in the debate. Mr Luttrell reminded Gen. Grant of his gafconade, of his engaging to march from one end of the North-American continent to the other, without refiftance. [38. General Grant denied the charge ...

... as iur coaflitutioti is, was ?? t.h .: late. To gratity that ruriofity in the belt manner, a Gentleman has -cry obligingly engaged to tranf- ?? with expedition, ample and act-mate accounts oi them Nor is the Publrifeer inattentive or v. 'glsgent ir. recording ...

... withdrawn, and my papers were put Up : for had none of the views of Reformers and Apofiles ; and it was my intention* not to engage, until it appeared to be for the fervice and of others, well as my own. This confeffion is very frank one; and give him full ...

... a letter received from Norwich, and which the following is an extradh There is now in this city a mufical prodigy, which engages the converfation, ar,d excites the wonder of every body. boy, to a carpenter, of only two years and three quarters old, from ...

... manner they deceived the nation of the Chadtaws, and other In- diw dian lavages, to draw them over to the Engliih party, and engage them to ftrike blow on the Spaniards, promifing them for their recompence all the booty they fhould make. Tliefe ftrokes prove ...

... fhips, which fired upon the Admiral's fhip, and that of Capt. Kinfbergen; which they returned, and hung out the fignal for engagement ; and fome time after, perceiving of how little ufe it would be to hold out long fight, the Admiral made a fignal for all ...

... can-vine on ihe rebuilding of the bridges over W'hit-ad'er, near Chirnlidc and Gainilaw ; defire all perfms who have been engaged in, or who hare had full experience of building bridges, to lodge whh James Lorain, .Shcriri'-chrk of Berwick (hire, on'or ...

... drank heartily, hut after-. aids preferred coiive'i-fation to the circulation of the glafs. Accordingly, after flipper, he engaged the Priei't Achorens ?? like tnoft of Ins brethren, even in modern times, was no enemy to cither eating or drinking) to give ...

... and great numbers of men,, in order to board. They drew up in a line of battle _ head, half after nine in the morning. We engaged them two hours and a half with- out intermission, in which time they suffered much. I am persuaded, from what I fare many ...

... bound ■_■-> thet ifmnd. A Bof- tiniian arrived about a week ago i.ivs, that on the 22d of September lie few t-.vo iarge fleets engage for lis glafTcs_ They appeared to exceed forty fail. Thir wrount is corro- borated by two vcifeis arrived at Statu!, ,Vc Matter ...

... He then defied to fhew his own coniiftency by a detail of the cireum- ftances of hi; life, and related that he had early engaged in, and after It) year.; faithful fervice retired from a prcieffion, wiihout accepting any rewartl or penfi.m, as an ilhitis ...