... beneiit of his folaects. liis Majriiy is likewife niuch taken v.;i in bis foreign connections, and carries them on in ilicii privacy,; that there is not any ndaider atthe Court acquainted with what paflcs. A report prevails lure, that the Electoral FJnufe ...

... completed, it is to fail to Bat a via, there to take further orders. Various are the speculations on this mcaftire -, but fnch privacy is oblerved refpecting it, that the real intention cannot be conje-ftured with any probable degree of certainty. ...

... the fame time from Baton Ofterman, that the Emperor would be glad to fee him, his Excellency is fetout with all poffible Privacy tor Mofcow, af- ter having two Days ago been fplendidly regaled by Count Munich in his Garden. ...

... the ftranger took poffeffion of his lodging, and in the night-time introduced iix large trunks, anel a man-fervant; this privacy occaiioned a fufpicion in his holt, but he concealed it for the prefent, and left the ftranger unmolefted till the latter ...

... critical _state of affairs , _the _Ji'isit of , tlie ' _eminent political _diameters was _a . _deviation from the • _established privacy of the place , _Wliether-the Noble _Peers _waver'in their opinions on the Bill of Pains and Penalties , _and'were desirous ...

... to their refpective Ranks. Yes, a»J v f :i ?? too, it was farther aflcrted, that Prioce Chant '&■ had come there in great Privacy to put tbis naM Execution, and had ftaid but two Nights, and : ing away calling to him twoor three of ?? vants, faid to them ...

... migh repair to the Da ill, 4 where his Curiofity would be fatisfied..' Upon this he very prudently retired, with all the Privacy imaginable, and by the timely interpofition of the Magiftrates, the Mob bave been prevented from pulling down his Houfe^ which ...

... Entertainment are very burden fome. \ ?aris % Sept. 27. Here is very much Talk of a Let- terconvoyed to the King with great Privacy, in Prejudice of fome of the Court Nobility, who feem Pheingreat Perplexity and Confufion thereat. Here is arrived a Turk ...

... Ny Men in Arm* ia f as in tbe Nation they belong to. . M. Guay Trouin, Lt. General ot tM has, after having been fent for privacy Inddenfy difpatcb'd away to command ,f Wiv dt H eft, who are to have an BnglMh squadron w hich is expected in a,ie*n. Others ...

... other wants. Of their wifdom, if we ; id, c from what has already happened, much cannot be laid, but the tranlition from privacy and trade to the hi h oflice of tegiflation is fb great, f!r,:r femsaflowance intslt ?? nrade for a few bleiiid-rr: and i ...

... To them are we indebt- ed that Lewdnefsis under any Reftraint : That Vire is forced into Corners, and f.eks the Covert of Privacy and Darknefs : To them we are indebted, that hon 'id Oaths aad Curfesa.e in any Meafure checkt* we may now walk the Streets ...

... fifuttlefs and vain, I have relblv'd to feck that fmull Share of Happinefs, which is to be acquired in th's venal Country, in Privacy and Re- tirement, where I am fare it is only to be found, and therefore I am detensim'd io return no more to London, unlefs ...