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... S C n f l7 1 0 in . th * M ° mi § Thief broke into the Mate* Cabbin of a Screights-Man lying in the Tire ot Ships off Iran Gate anInUMC his Head the Mate wak'd, and ftarong.up in his |hi rt D urf u ed and took , hi H2^H*S» T the n side °« *• %■ a ...
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... s, and the Birds, °. v : - C-x. both of the of jehore, and I'ulo Condoje. \i). !£. XV I. Mctamorphoils, or the plea- L.nt 'Iran*: being the Golden Afs of Lucius Apuleins-oi Mjvi.iura. Alter'd and improv'd to the modern Times and .\T..nj -a- • ,rr the ...
... Several of the Minif)ersFhni]otrntiary are returned from Paris: how* (ver, 'tis believed that nothing con filer able will be Iran faded in the ngr till they have neeived News from the Duke etc Buurnonvitle, who jet 0 J fir Iri t, and who, 'tis faid, it ...
... and recom- mending it to them, to take a particular care of the Colony at the Ifland of St. Croix. Laft Sunday Night Capt. Iran's, Mailer ofthe Martha Merchantman, lately from Barbary . was found near the End of Fleet-lane, lying fpeechlefs, robbed of ...
... feparate Ireaty being concluded between the Qtieen of Hungary and the King of Poland. We are told, that on the Return of the Iran- fports, who carried the Forces lafl Wednefday for Flanders, the Remainder cfthe Imps will then ft. bark on board them; and ...
... join dby the Downs Fleet, tail d from Sr. Hellens Co the with Sail 01 the Queens Ships, and under his Ccnvoy about 140 Sail iran= (ports and Vierchant Ships. her a e come over o{ the Poor Palatines 10000 Souls 3 15° have lately Lifted, and will be Cent ...
... the Cor fairs of that Place, jder Pretence of their being freighted with Pro- ifioo, Ammunition and Troops for the Service of Iran, tbc Populace thereupon rofe, and having foddered his Houfe, feized on his Perfon and in heir Rage put himto Death. The Proteftants ...
... rigorous, his Match proved longer than he thought*, ■iisl beiides, he had much ado to pjfs the Mountains ia the Province at Iran. TheSeraskier Ali Bafh-w triag received Intelligence of the King of Peril's DeGgn, ftopt the Murmurs of the Janizaries, by ...
... Swords, a great Number of 'Targets, Drums, other warlike mufical Initruments. By the Elizabeth and Mah rtl, arrived at Cork Iran has badoes, we have Letters forn thence of the i3th of, by which we have Advice, th a t t he Se-fo,i fine; and the Crops of ...
... kit Mr. Dyntees Compaor of Comedians will perform at Sittingborn during the Fair there; and from thence they go of a Letter Iran LONDON,. iir.• • Wheat 3 1 to 3 5 Pile 30 L 3 6d ay. i t Beans 19 3,1 Barley 1 7 le Oats. ! 9 11 0. Biotin Mak t 9 ,Li ad Pent' ...
... tiiofe who fhall endeavour to did ver a Paffage ?? Streights to theWeft.rnSe: Saturday laft two Borrowiionnefs Ships arrived in; Iran from Holland, who landed fcveral more Offic; ana R.ecruirs for the 8 Companies deiigned to be add to each of the three Scots ...