... Silk-Weaver, from Canterbury, a great Sorttncnt of Silks and Half Si;lts. Alio a Sortment of Camlets for Ridinghoods, and Quitted Petticoats, with a Parcel of fine firongliome-made Cotton. J o ikewife Calamancoes of all forts; and a Pared of fins Velvets. All ...

... Aurco at Pavia, by Chance linock'd down the Corricr of a Brick itlaufolcvni, which Rood between the Altar of that Chapel; and a Well, which is next to one of the Pillars. Within this Maufblcum was found a Marble Tomb, Mut up, on the Front of which was written ...

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... :l the latter in his Grace . ay, I taw a Ship to Windward that chas'd us, the Lord Archbahop of Canterhoty. S A her; but was quite chafed out of the Channel, Extra of a Leiter frogs London, Feb. 22. t From Chat 1 rine CO the 27th the Wind was Wheat ante ...

... and kccp coidlantly a tulEcient Quantity for our Inhahmans a whole Year at leaft but as the building of them muft require fome time, good of Corn is now laying up in dive's large Halls of Convents. There is now by our lbdia Company a . From the Deal Writteet ...

... inct gagtictski arrived here fon= Days ago from Talk, a Collimates of very ibitiali: tageous Alpe& S . t On T . ucfday ans Enliflunan was taken up l e ,on Sufpicion of being a spy. . , • !. a There is a Proje& on the Corm for augment-. ing our Army with ...

... 3oth of June pelt, was created a Cardinal Deacon nri the 3.1 of Irly following, received the Hat, and made a mod elegant Speech to the Sacred College on the Bth of that Month; was in F. tin by the Roman Senate, and made a Ciceronian Anfwer in Lavin to ...

... employ all his Power,to .with Advantage to the 1 the which he demands carrying a Commerce.with Perua as formerly* by.the* Means of Ruffian Caravans,'. Fete/sbtwghi Jan. 29. A Courier has been diipatched England, with .the Deed that the has figped with this ...

... (except the actually giving a Wound in any Murder) is now, and will continue in until thefirft Day cf May next. His M'.jefty is expected to go the Houfe of Peers this W io the Malt Bill, and feveril others now ready for Royal Affect A Bill is ordered into ...

... Damage they received before from the Wind about a Fortnight ago, will make Hops bear a great Price; for, we hear, there are not many Old Hops in hand. Before theta; Winds happered there was a Profpett of a pretty_ good Crap. Left Wednefday's Races on Barham ...

... by this unhappy Accident. Fiambourl, June z 7, N. S. We received Yeiletday a molt Account mentioned in feveral I.weis Hr fl.w , ot the Light: having fallen the ?HI Inftarl, a: Three o'Clt'cl: in the Meining, n 4 MagAzine tiored with lie HurAir; , :(Z ...