... Letter from a Gentleman at Yarmouth, to his Comfpndtnt in Ncwcaftle, dated July a^. c On the a itt -Inftant a new Snow, _? Kelt, Mafler faded out of our Roads for Newcaflle, and on the tad about eighc Leagues N. W. from this Place, wasattack'd* by ...

... themfelves in a Pofture of Defence in cafe of a Rupture His Grace the Duke of Argyll has boen fent for to Town fiom Scotland to afli It at the Councils. * Oy Tuefday in the Afternoon, a moft extraordinary Accident haooen'd ar the Widow u FfowerdaleV, a Jackmakcr ...

... An Email 0} a Letter from the Hague. • Count Colowkin, AmbafTador from Ruffia, has mc- c form'd the Scit.es General, chat at Peters luryh they were * far from attributing the Declaration of War made by c Sweden to the King, imputing all the Fault thereof ...

... fhould our Mirth deftroy, * A Vixen for fo meer a Toy ! * Oh how I blufh to hear and fee c A Nymph (who, all the World agree, * Has ailed well three Pares in Life, « The Maid, the Widow, anl the Wife, * Once Miftrefs of fo firm a Mind, * Who wifely, decently ...

... And from a Dutiful Regard to your Honour End Dignity, and a juft Concern for the true Interfcft of lur Country, which we fhall always look upon as _ndif- lenfibie andinfeparable Obligations, we have the greateft ?? in alluring your Majefty chat we will ...

... An RietraH of a Letter from Rathbw, dated May a B. { Intelligence has been brought here by Letters from Munich, chat French Troops are daily arriving in the Cantons thereabouts, in order to march into the Neigh- bourhood of Straubingen, which is their ...

... into c York-River in Virginia, a large Spaniih Merchant-Ship, i with a very fine Carg'6, befides i 7 Chefts of Silver; and ie ' is (aid that his Lordfhip will have upwards of iSoool. * Sterling to his own Share of chat Prize.' Laft Week fevera) Fifhing-boats ...

... from Petersburg, that the Velt Marshal de Munich was seized with a violent Cholik just after he din'd, but was relieved next Day by a Vomit, and is since perfectly recover'd, and has had a long Conference with Mr. Finch the British Minister. Vienna Dec ...

... MOND A V's P O S T. Extras of the Treaty of Peace between the Emperor, the King of Great Britain, and the States General; Con- cluded and iign'd at Vienna the 16th of March laft, N. S. ( t. np HERE fhall be a General Peace and Tranquil- ly c licy between ...

... out of a Clofe^7tfj*G belonging to Richard Taylor of Langley near ?? owlf'eiinefday the 15th of Nov. 1741, a' '» BLACK MARE earning three Years old, about 14 Hands 3 Inches hinh witha Star in the Forehead, one white Foot' behind J > • a large whisk ...

... juft taken a Step, whereof Great Britain was already making its Advantages, and which would probably occa- fion the War between the Englifh and Spani- ards to become more inveterate: Whereas if the States General would but have remain'd in a State of ...

... fo commodioufly cantoned along the Coaft, that in a Day's Time they can aflemble twenty Thoufand Forces ; and that they keep fo ftiift a Guard, that no Stranger is fuffered to come within a Quarter of a Mile of their Works. The Lords of the Admiralty grant ...