... war; be that as it may, the risings in Russia, and the late ill success of the Russians against Silistria, may incline both parties to think of peace, more especially if the Empress should lower a little in her demands. The French court, in less than three ...

... be found to Daniel Wilshin, aforesaid, shall receive Two Guineas Reward; or if offered to be disposed of, stop Her and the Party, and give Notice to Sir John Fielding, and you shall receive the same Reward from the Owner. STOLEN from Dunston, near Strafford ...

... and lenient conduct of a worthy magistrate, put a stop to, with the least disagreeable consequences possible to any of the parties' for had the proclamation in the riot act been read, 'tis most probable that many lives had been lost, and must mischief ensued ...

... akd CRY. Stmt romtri rmlit, utrm, ft* lictatf»ccrt itf, fit vitiakit agtMt. ■ *f . ,-Perf. Sa:. V. SIR THE* virulence of party near the beginning of the prefent century did much injury to the manners and principles of the people. The iCuhati of fuperftition ...

... bufinefs; and thofc to be refuluted according to the. greatnefs fuch faitor the entrance all tech purchafca or exchanges, the parties, buyer and feller, to pay each fixpence : the toll colleftor, who made the entry, would be obliged give a copy it to the purchafer ...

... justice to say, he acquitted himself with a spirit and liberality of sentiment as gained him a respectable audience from both parties; he con- cluded his arguments in favour of that officer's private character, as it did credit to the cause of humanity at ...

... do Che to fay, he acquitted himfelf with fpirit and liberality of fentitnent as gained him rtfpeflable audience from both parties; he concluded his arguments in favour of that officer's private character, it did credit to the caufe humanity at large. About ...

... which took up deal of lime; after which the debates of the main quellion be again entered on with additional fpirir, each party draining every nerve to eltablilh that fide the quellion they The Duke ofßichmond, Gov. Johnltone, Mr. Adair, Mr. Di dwell ...

... Ruflell himfelf, with a llrong party. One night Capt. RufTeli's fon, with his people, encamped few miles Ihort the fronr or main body, and the next morning about day.break, beiag afleep in the camp, they were fired upon party of Indians, who killed young ...

... April' it. i OriStmdey ; In A. the body of man was found pool near ' Abergavenny. fay the violent marks that appear upon all parti of hii body, that was murdered,kid thrown into the pool. AY. April, -xo. V. O' ,N' p Let ten good from ConAan tioople mention ...

... Horfe may be found, {ball receive Five Guineas Reward or if the faid Horfe (hould be offered to be {old, (lop him and the Party, and give Notice as above, and you (hall receive the fame Reward. STOLEN or (Irayed, out of a Field near Guildford in. Surry ...

... Honourable Members Committee. ' - , 1 Leave is,given to tiring In for the Air- tl;' end better, tegqlation of buildings and party-walls, and tor the' more preventing nufcbic& fire, with>n tbe cities London and Weftminflcr, the and places within the Bill* ...