... and Drefs, -\n both as c plain as any of our Country Farmers; and all ' the Furniture of his Cabin is three Chairs, a c Table, a Bed, and a Desk for his Secretary: r Every Corner ofthe Cabin is full of Papers] c like fome of your great Offices ; and receives ...

... Granville, w.ha we bear will reiign. . thiey write iron, the Hague, that a Report pre- vails ftrongly there of a Battle in Bavaria, to the Difadvantagc of the Imperial ills ; thi. is founded OR a private Letter from Francforr, dated Nov. ig* at Seven in the Evening; ...

... .by the Tide running thro' J_.rid° ...

... $weetnefs oU Fatheyoind tn- the Dignity of .■ hoQ to bnuuj. %v ?? a Monarch . w ?? that univerfal Homage o^ Hearts which the beftpf Pr^itk^ ttoji'c o^dina* rily obtain, bur after a ldng Reign,' is a Trii bute which your Majefly receives at the Begin- ning of ...

... 1 ' ■ , . WMereas a cei^ajn Perfon, aboqt 69 Years of Age, notabove Six Miles from Dtrty, in the fame County, is lately dead of a Mor- tification of his Right Leg, which was otto Wdby an ill Hate of Heajth (lie had labour'd for a confiderabje Time, which ...

... French and Spanifh Fleets, and obtained a complete Viftory. It is the general Account that the Englifti loft 14 Ships, and the combined Squadrons ap or 30, and -uch a Number .of Men, as is fcarce credible. •—••-But a very ihort Time will fet this important ...

... f ?? ?? CrVy «/ _?/«» J -Vw. 20. ts-wyggem .^gsgggjl H E Bifhop of Ren- ?? his Declarations about |||^WWwig~gMg!B-a~g~P bringing oh a Peace; but that they had made no Reply on that Account, and therefore it was believed thatthe Arguments which had been ...

... taken up at Deptfoid, and committed to Rochefter Jail,' on a ftiong Sufpicioii oi hav- ing fet Fire to the King's Storthoufe and ii.ikehoufe at Dover. There is Advice from the Well Indies, chat a Fiench Slip from Martinico, bound for N?,ntz, is taken in ...

... . the Dulte of «> march to the Relief of Mll andola ; and he fell fo a-propos ujpon the Body com- manded by the Marquis- de Maillebois, and employed in the Siege of that Town, chat he entirely defeated them, killed ooq Men, took their Cantion, Mortars ...

... of twelve Years of A^e, againft her Will and Confent, to one Braddock Mead, und holding her by Force whilft one Mr. Ambroie, a degraded Clergyman, read the Cere- mony of Marriage, who was al(b try'd with thefaid Kirn* Wey; and $fter a Hearing of fevft ...

... Wentworth, Son to the Right Hon. the Lord Malton, Knight of the Bath, his Lordship gave, upon that Occafion, a moft fplendid Entertainment to a- bout a Thoufand of his Tenants and Neighbours, who were all seated at two Tables prepared for that purpose at his ...

... Thame. 1. Exceflive Drinking 1. Frighted at St. Mary at Rotherhith 1. pi'd accidentally 2, one by a Fall from a W i ndpw, and one by a Plank falling from a Crane at ScDunftan in the .Eaft, : Overlaicl2. Chriftned Males 148 temajca tit In air 509 Buried ...