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... Certainly the French King, by propofing thofe equivr I Preliminaries, afts according to his ufual mar . . , chat by obtaining a Congrefs for a Peace, nia., with his accuftom’d Arts, by which he alwav efcap’d, feparate and divide the Confederates from ...
... indcpcndant Advice,.thar . Companies were disnan remon- hcn they W « they ftrated much againft giving P . _ receiving fo ...
... Concelhoii of a Partition An they would explain afterwards, and whith they, have not yet d, gax'e them a Right to infift now upon more than the and sth to this, with an unarifwerable Argutnent; by demanding of Aem, whether in all our a Partition had not ...
... F.dift a(*ove-mentioncd cap fed 'o great Conlfernatiofi here, that people are nor yet recovered from it, and it’s very certain lhar it w ill not cattle a lets in the Provinces of the Kingdom* The Edabhfbmer.t °1 Twentieth Penny is looked upon a Tax which ...
... Minifier at this Coup, /)''** S'S having prelented a Memorial to the I'rivy Council, 5 againft the Author and Printer ot the Lible, entitled, 'p® Letter to Sir Jacob Banks, containing fome falllioods a- gainft the King and Government ot Sweden Mr. Benl* ...
... Ottober the 24th, 1749. To the A U T H OR, &c. iR « S I R. As the feafon of the year now recurs, in which the feveral Birds of Pal Tape, chat vilit us in the fummer part of it, are about to take their flight, your giving a place to the following particular ...
... unlucky, brought him into difficulties, o.it of was drawn by the Goodnefs of the Emprcfs. had a g eat R. gard for him and a juft Remembrance of Ins Heryictt It is a great while ago fmee he was fufpedtedot giving Intelligence to the Courts of Stockholm and ...
... F'oteflants, notwithllanding the Obligations they iire her Majelly.who is the Grcateft Sovneign in the World, and who has a Right '0 chat the Proultanrs in France ftould have their Liberty, according to the Edibi of Nanc«. Abftratl Letter from Gentleman Gibraltar ...
... 7th, and demanded to capitulate; but were told they mult Surrender thehafelves Hriloncrs War, which they did, and Tefterday a Gate delivered up to the Danes. The King has given the Otfi= cers their Baggage , and General Schohe appointed Govemour of the ...
... were well with firing for the winter that a great quantity of fait proyiiions was arrived from England, which with the Deer, Fidi and Fowl, hourlytaking, they have a very good fubfiirence, everv pet Ton receiving a pourld and half of Bread, and the like ...
... appomteo accojDn.glp. peaker jMlue bio nc'u Cleiting a utgetjs fo? tl;e Icoiough i'ooU tl)e of Do: iec. in tlje coottt Tho. Rulge, r Abill tepealing inc Adt tor prohibun an.i Com. mtree with Stance, '. a time, anb com. mitteo to Committee ofthi mb&it thioHDap ...
... were fo numerous view the Building in the Park, chat two Perfons hadtheic Arms broke in pafting the Gate by Buckingham Houfe, and feveral others were very much hurt. Friday, in the Afternoon, as Mrs. HUxley, a Widow- Gentlewoman, was taking Airing her Chariot ...