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... ofthe richest and most populous part of Scotland, and being aceessible by an easy navigation, both by • the eastern, and (by menus .of' the great Canal) frem the western coasts of the kingdom, there is no .where the advantage of a high price would more ...
... before - the other ships got Up ; , and on their joining, - -the-privateer sheered off. - The Either,' Dale, Of-this, port; Menu'}, was on Saturday off Scarborough, and would cer_:tairdy -have been • captut - 4 by one oft use daring French,privatters which ...
... profecute hint at the next Old Wiley Seffions. l'efterday John Clayton Weft, otherwife Capt. Weft, was apprehended at his apart. menu in Dean-ftreet, Soho, by two Bowftreet officers, under a Judge's warrant, iffued on an indidment found againft him in the Court ...
... that our Minifier Lord MI NTO has, by orders from the Court of StJames's; releafed the Court of Vienna from all its engage. menu, if it fhould be found neceffary to conclude a feparate peace. If the fituation of the affairs of our Ally at the time thefe ...
... the French. 28. Captain Sir Home Popham fatted frtrm the Dawns skid' a fqtAdron, fuppofed to be deAined againit the Spa2.:ll menu in South America.. ii;iiiiitleilrec;;;lenced in Bavaria kctween Moreau and the Archduke John. DECEMBER. E. The Auftehlis obtained ...
... ilet harvest can be brought into use. The ditigewe with which your inquiries have been conducted, has afforded you the best menus of ascertaining the true eirethnstances our present situation and the extensive measures which you have wisely adopted, in ...
... excel.' This institution, if con. duflrtl upon the principles on which hear it founded, will of great importance to our settle, menu the East, and dors honour the Admini. strationof the Marquis Wrn.Esi.Et. Wm. Hall and Edmund Peg, two labourers employed Me ...
... from the irritating effeßiof common Boogies, as in 'the molt olatinate cafes to lave foemeded, what I unities andothee violent menu have failed. For the Venereal Difaufe, Mf.DUFOIIIt. is In tole poffellion of Dar.ui's Remedies, which are fo mild in thdr action ...
... the noted Casiviss. DECEMEER 29. There are frefh arrefts. We hay.eteard of DE. STRUM, LECOINTRE got VCTiI6II94, BERGOIN, and MENU, CERACHI, EMIRTILLI, ARENA, FIR- M, DITNE, LAVIGNE, Lz,saux, and another, all acctifed of the attack oat the Cum on the loth ...
... the Imperial Atia):', And of holding out the French as inVinclble. The whole at prefent rifts on tite au. - ; tboritY the !menu'fcript Balletirt; , that our Government has not received any intelligence, from die Continent, filbfequent to the ereival eif ...
... White Starch there is not the , fame 4110WanCe to be made,. as it pays no , ties abroad, is.nry.low at liarnh4rglk, and the menu. fadure imoutaito4. .• Tilefday., .at the PiiblickPfEce,. Bow,-flreer,. hn ana. Riuhard pukes were charged on fiifincion Ofhaiing ...
... having been made to impose the Public, Imittitjqfls their. Mann factory of Ch seif interior articles as RonAata and ioajman’s Menu ladnre, without the least claim to merit or uiyy-KSlitv, the*, aricompelled to inform the Nobility, Iptor •V.cir M anufaitorv ...