... call . ,Me Friend ; who faithful am, and j 4 to a 11.:.. -My Nature being firil of all defigred, To pleafe, and be of Service to Mankind. But tho' I'm fometimes faid to err from Truth) And break thro' Rules preferib'el, like giddy Youth; I'm ftill ...

... whilit his Fetters were knocking off, feting feveral of his Acquaintance in the Preis- Yard, he fpeke to them; and defired Youth to take Warning by him. Prigg ask'd for a large Glafs of Brandy to cheer 11;s Spirits, telling the Officers it would be lo ...

... a'Military Honour frequently paid to General Officers. On Saturday Night died fuddenly in his Chair, at Houle near Oxford' Market, the Hon. Colonel Foley of the hone-Guards. On Sunday died at her Houfe in Clifford-Street,, Burlington-Gardens, a hundred and ...

... he'd conceal ; By difPrent Projeas, Ways you'd try, To drain the Nation's Money dry. A Brother 4e this S-n h,d, In Senfe as thort, as Morals bad ; This was enough to recommend Him, as a publick trutty Friend. Oppreffion, Want, and Fear began, To grow from ...

... thiind' Vigo4r- of Youth, or from the to'n frequentinvohintarY'Emillion Night in the Sleep, or in the . Day-tiMe upon Stool, or with . .the Urine, all which unnatural -Evacuations drain the Veffels, their Tone, Jun Off the Strength Of:Youth ..and by Degtees ...

... fome Sailors in a Coach ; and Jefferies, for Smuggling, was carried away on a Friend's Back -At the Place of Execution they all behaved with great Decency ; Gan?gan and Connor died in the Romilh Pertuafion, the reit Prcteltants ; and Mapham decl3red his Innocence ...

... art mg the (a an try. For if the French 4hoold land, it mignt ',draw down, more,t-lighl'.-r,ders to over run theconntry. ExtraB from a pie-vale Letttr, Kendal,. N 0 .7. to, 1 . 1 ace jolt Time to inform you, that atter left • Cir di in a fhort Space ...