... From L o nd on Evening Post In the Gazetteer of this Day there is a long Story of the plundering a little .-panifti Town in America, call'd Porto de la Plata, by an Englilh Privateer ; which is cook up to introduce fbme fcundalous Reflec- tions on the ...

... Leadcnhall- ftreet. Mr. Edmonds of Clapham in Surry. Mr. Thomas Jolly, Mafter of the Bird in Hand at Stratford. Mr. Thomas Story, of Car- lille, an eminent Preacher amongft the Quakers. The Right Hon. the Lord Griffin, at his Seat in Leicefterfuire. Mr ...

... Grace the Duke of Hamilton and Brandon arriv'd at his lioufe in GroJ-vcnor-S^uarc, with a grand Retinue, from Holland. The Story of the Spaniards intended Invafion on the Ifland of Jamaica, vjith Eight Thoufand Men from the Ifland of Cuba, is look'd upon ...

... ladelphia, there is an Account of the taking of St. Au ufline by General Oglethorpe : but we believe tbis only a Revi- val of a Story told fome time ago. And it was confidently aff er ted that the Breft Squadron was put to Sea :. but whether this Advice came ...

... being Drown'd, the other two, it's reported, are now in London ; and if any more of this Story can be brought to Light, it shall be sent you. The aforegoing story was Publish'd in Jamaica by Rob. Baldwin, Printer to the Governour, and communicated to the ...

... bear all the Storys I can to divert the Ladies and Gentlemen at the Tea-Table. A noble Office indeed, said I, What Salary have you ? Now and then a Dish or two of Tea, said she ; ? You are well paid, said 1, to wash your Mouth from those Storys you bring ...

... in Difordcr, barbaroufly ript her up to liie Naval, fo that her Bowels came out. She lived to tell fome PaflTen- Ifcra- the Story, and died on the Spot. After he had perpetrated his v litany, he fled, and has not fnxe been heard of. >'i&t ...

... fmith, and foon after he toffed the Boy out ofthe Chair and drove as faft as h« could ; but the Boy retting up and telling the Story to fome Horftmen, they purfued and took him near the CW in Hammer- fmith, and the aext Day he was committed to New- gate, Norwich ...

... the Surford rear'd her Sail, With three thoufand Ghofts befide him. And in Groans did Vernon hail. Heed, Oh heed our fatal Story ! I am H r's injur'd Ghoft. •** You, who now have purchas'd Glory At this Place, where I was loft; Though in Porto Bellows ...

... Pot, and broke them. Tlitfe are the moit material Circulilll.lll.es which attended Mr./. *s Death. The Improbability of tho Story Mr. ?? told, was the chief Evidence again!, him • and this was ftreiig-hi-ncd !>y tlte Depofi- tions of two Surgeons, who viewed ...

... Mr. Durand, who then read Prayers, but were added by that Gentleman's own Inge- nuity, purely to heighten and embellifh the Story. Thomas Bennett. ...

... Difregard. paid to it by cur Soldiers; on which a Fray tttfitid, in which fome were kill'd on both Sides. But we hope this Story is without Foundation. _V. B. A Letter frcm Brufleh, dated the _oth Infant, O. 55. ex- preily fays, that the Englifli Troops ...