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... one real Secret Expedition have prevented any Injury to theßritO Commerce, not only in Italy, but in any.otetir Partof the World. aneway's Cofee-Houfe, Cornhill, Wednefday Morning* 7' o'Clock. AG rand Council was this Morning held near this Place, which ...
... - , but Cordial and is in great Efteem in moft Parts of the World. Gentlemen drink it in Wine, Ladies in their Tea, and others in Beer, Ale, Brandy, &t being the fineft Bitter in the World, and. the bell Thing,to really bad Wines, Ale &c. that ever was ...
... ; nor can the molt Artful amongft us Hie the Call. What Honour, what Security hath our ithmenfe Profufion of the publick Treafure procured us? What Alliances, what Influence have our endlefs Negotiations acquir'd us? and to what rnyflerious Incidents ...
... where we fhall probably cruize till the Arrival of the Reinforcement frOm England; now hourly expeaed;. As they mutt of Neceflity make the Cape, it. is hardly poffible for, us to niifs feeing them, being fo many in Company ; but whether, upon our Ccnjunetion ...
... the Stain that has, for ibme Time, blacken'd and obecur'd our Country. As your. paft ConduEt - ,,in ,Parliame n t h as given us the greateft Satilfaaion, we take this publick Opportunity to acknowledge it, and to return you our Thanks, ,and are .confident ...
... of our City ofLorklon,Bookfeller,hath humbly reprefented unto Us, that he is now Printing a Second Edition - of a Work, entitled, A New Hiflory the Holy Bible, from the Beginning the World to the Efiablifhwent Chriflianity, with AnfiverS to ,moft the ...
... we: Thus we ' continued till paft - Four, when he iheer'd a little from • 4 us, which'gave me Time to mount three, of my Qar- • ter-Deckers, which had .been difmounted, and at us .‘ he came again, with his Guns all. pointed forward. I • faw his befign was ...
... celebrated Sir ISAAC Ne NV 'TON,. which ilieweth the View of various Parts of the World, being all inverted, allowed by the heft judges far to excel any Thing ever (hewn in England - . a. A . very natural Reprefen.. ration of the Academy at Leyden in Holland ...
... Noon to fire um Garderraf iViansfeldt, NiPhere M. Brag' lio.had hisQLiarters, and drove the French from thence. They ailfwer'd us from another Garden oppofite to _‘ that, and have wounded fame of our Men. Six thou' fand Pounds of Powder having taken Fire ...
... former Condition, as foon as the Motives Whiclrhave occafioned them fhall ceafe: After having fet . forth the Injuftice of England, which would willingly lay a Grievance to the Charge of France which ought to be imptited to none but herfelf, he finifhes ...
... C—t is this Day landed in Notfolk. He is impatiently expeaed in Town, and it is hoped he will bring us a Counterpart to an old Eng/0 Proverb, and enable us to fay, that Good News comes Slow. onathan's Cofee Hortfe, the fame Day. - Wagers fupply what is wanting ...
... nualele'd'us if we would ferve the King of 'Spain ; which denied, and faid we were Prifoners • of War, and wouei ferve, no King but the King of ',England e Then they put us, into a dark Dungeon,, and took the King of England's Bounty-Money from • ...