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... Day the Parent of a War in Europe. The King of Denmark has assured the British Mi- nister at Copenhagen, in Answer to the Complaints of the East-lndia Company, 'That he continu'd in ' the Resolution of procuring to his Subjects all the ' Advantages in his ...
... Afcham's Party, with Sir John Cotton's Intercft, leave no Stone unturn'd defeat their Adversaries Defigns. On laft was enter'd inwards fromDubiin no lefs than 471,506 Yards of Irifh Linncn j a Proof .beyond Contradi&ion how large a Progrefs they have made the ...
... Sentiments being Free to every Man GOD hath hi Thoughts elfc the would be no longer capable to and image outward Afts the inward Liberty of the Mind after is debarr’d ufing either and efpecially the molt of thofe Powers which Providence hath wifely provided ...
... great politively infilling on what pre- and County Thurfday I offering to entire Satisfaction Town I all the Subjects of Complaint which the Court borfet the at Dorchefter Great-Britaiit (hall bring certain Proof Devon Monday July 24 Exeter It is from ...
... lafl the Memorial pre,cuted by the Ma>quejs de St. Gifles, leafl as copiius as the Memorial itfilf. In this Piece ever; Complaint made by the Court of Spain is with Strength'and Reflation, and mcjl than proved to be without Grounds. Great Pains have t'Ui ...
... the other In troubled Waters there is always fomething to be gained neverthelefs owned that there feems to fome Ground of Complaint on the Part Spain written Liil is fecretly about appears that for thefe Years there has entered into the Ports the two Provinces ...
... thofe who have, ' that can according to the Scripture Phrafeology be call'd regeneration,) une^s it be attended with fuch inward feelings, and experiences, or accompanied with fuch confident perfual°ns as neither they can explain, nor an body elfe underftand ...
... the beat Coachman the Battle Part of the Benches fell down feveral were hurt his broke No lefs than 828 Cambricks enter’d inwards France Yederday were enter’d from Leith 7574Yards Linnen many Pieces whereof are as line and than Dutch Hollands Births and ...
... Predeftinarian tenets, can read tiie whole fcheme in every word of this paragraph, and dream of fecret purposes, hidden wills, inward efficacious calls and what not ? but an unprejudiced reader will fee nothing all this, nor will fufFer meaning to be drawn ...
... the Holy Ghoft Is the love of God fhed abroad in your heart ? If not, Have you the forgivenefs of your fins ? Has no fin, inward or outward, dominion over you ? Have you peace with God through Jefus Chrift ? If not, Do you lee yourfelf loft finner? Do ...
... than reflections on human nature, and human life. What can be more rationally amufing to a reafonable being, than to look inward, and examine its own ftruCture and compofition ? What more ufeful, towards the improvement of our nature and the direction ...
... purfe the firit year, nothing. The fecond year, 2c,000/. Thepenfons, to the 0 2 amount about 25,000 /. which occafioned fuch complaints the firlt year, were doubled in the fecond year.— To run through every article, as well as every year, would be too long ...