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... News- Papers in the Courie of the Month. 11. Poetical Production.. IH. A Summary Account of Foreign Affairs. J V.Domeftick Intelligence: As, Promotions Ecclefiaftical, Civil and Military, Accidents/Robberies, Marriages, Births, Deaths. &c. V. Prices of Stocks ...
... übliflfd ?? (Neatly printed on fine P , .luch'd l\ Biue Cove!*) Skan^lg *p H E GENTLER a s MAG Vzn-.fi : Oi , MosTh ■ I lv Intelligent ■ , „ . 73 « -onuming, ifpl&j|# (M°re in Quantity and greater Variety than any. Eook of ther - ip|i||ii s Kiud and Price) ...
... ficitiwii r.nd Age of their fever..! Ships, N. P. As fuch Pains have been taken to reducs Things to a M rt'i.Y, we hope our Fiiei**ris t both in City and Country, will with their utincft Endeavours promote the Ships we (hail engage in cur Service. Whiti-Hart ...
... Price of Stocks. Deaths. Marriages. Preferments, £ffV. London, Publifh'd by C Chandler, Bookbinder, at the Bible in Ship-Yard, near the Ship Tavern without Temple- Bar. N. B. There is now publifhing in the faid Paper a Se ries of Letters to the ELECTORS ...
... thole who are dciigned for higher Studies. By WILLIAM LOUGTON, Schoohnafter at Kcufington, Printed for Waud and Chandler ac the Ship without Temple- Bar ; and loi-il at their Shops in Concyftreet, YorU, and at Scarborough. A Chai after oi thi*; moft ufeful ...
... Workhoufe of. St. Law. rence rarilh Ipfwi. h, ever fince Tueldiy the 15th of this lnflant Aupcft j any rerfon that can give any Intelligence to the hurch- Wardensor Overfeers of tlie faid Parilh wlure he is ; or will be fokind ns o br ingor fend him, or ciu-e ...
... Spfti.iards, from Nortb to S'Uteb America .- Alfo the leveral Tracts ot the Qallm and Fl-aa, and the Tracts of tht Er.Jijb Ship? to Jamaica, &c ?? tlie Imminent Danger (from the Span! lb Cuardtt'Cftas) in the Windward PaiTage, through which they mult ...
... ACTON call'd the r * WH IT E-H OUS E, and a very good New- built Malt-Office, with a very good Key adjoining, convenient for Shipping off all Sorts of Corn. Alfo a F A R M at Badingham, about 50 /. per Annum, now in the Occupation of the Widow Barns and her ...
... wherein is ?? every particular Ship as they mov'd from the Attack of Fort Chamba, St. J ago, St. Philip, Boccachica, &c. into the different Parts of the Harbour to befiege the Town, with the Situation oftiie Spanijh Ships and Galleons, ifc. with proper ...
... fppak, the Spvtiard Hies. In vaia did Porto Bslh, Cbagre, bo.ill Ti.eir Lon Tow'rs, now fhattcr'd on their Coaft : With Six Ships Only (furs he's not. to blame !j The Valiar.t V er i; o :; won litem ,1 F'am. Ye envious Winds ! why did ye Hep our Pow'r' ...
... final! Star on the Forehead, ard cut 'Fail ; her near Shoulder black, occalioned by hr being 10w.ll d. Whoever will give Intelligence of htr to Mr. Hall, surgeon, in iiy, fo that ftie may ha had again, ftiall rective Half a Guine.i ?? ..nd reafonable Charges ...
... the Town, with Che Sit an.i on of the Spanifb Ships and Galleons, fcTV. ..ich poner Refcreivcei to explain the whole. Doae from a P an ient over by Mr. Richardfon and Capr Laws, which i, more intelligible than any hitherto publillied, being free from ...