... which he remained about a Fort- night; he then wei.it to Strafburgh, where he likewife fpent fome Days, but with all the Privacy imaginable, which was the Rcafon that hitherto we have had fuch imperfect Accounts of his Motions. It is now very pofitively ...

... which remained about a Fortnight : From thence he went to ,Qttaibu rg h, where he likewifc fpent fame Days, but with ail Privacy imaginable, which was the Reafon that hitherto have had fuch imperfe& Accounts of his Motions. It very pofitively affirmed ...

... remained very private roceeded Lunevillc in proi of which remained thence went where1 Kkewife fpent fome Days blit with the Privacy STolen or Stray’d the Grounds of Mrs Tarr in Paiifli in the So- - Dl'US I (I Mr Smith of in I) Sox Black COLT Feet a Strip ...

... quitting this City he declared he went to Drefden about his private Affairs, and meant to make. his Journey with all the Privacy poflible, yet we are very well fatisfied that at Strafburgh he was joined by three Ge- neral Officers, who have Leave of Abfence ...

... and his Eminency, after taking a flaw Repofe, commonly goes from his Winter Apartment to his Summer one, for the fake of Privacy and Solitude. The Valet de Chambre Imfeletti, the Negro, Author of the InfurreCtion of the Churma of the Bathes Galley, who ...

... difert ; and his Eminency, after t«king a (lion Repose, commonly goes ftom fits Winter Apartment to ?? one, for the Sake of Privacy and Solitude. The V.tle: de Chambrt Imfelctti, the Negro, Author of the Re- furrectibn of the Chutiru of theßaflia's Galley ...

... inferted. ?? to hit Editiln. WHereas MARY the Wife ofTHOMAS DUNN, of Newcaftle upon Tyne, Mariner, has, without the Knowledge or Privacy of her Husband, conttafted feveral Debt* ,* This is to give Notice, that if any Perlbn or Perfons Ihall herctfter Truft or ...

... New- caftle upon Tyne. WHereas MARY the Wife oI'THOMAS DUNN, of Newcaftleupon Tyne, Mariner, has, without 'he Knowledge oi Privacy of her Husband, conttafted feveral Debts » this is to give Notice, that if any Perfon or Peifons Ihall heieafter Ttiift ot ...

... Silver Beaket f-om Widow Ha!!*t Mary Fryer, for ftealing a Scarlet Ihort Coke, the Property of Mr Bayles, was ordered to be privacy wh ppd ; Ca- therine Smith, for ftealing a Piece of Beei, the Property of Wm. Dodds, Butcher, was ordered to be privately ...

... with picking the Pocket of a Gentleman of the Lung Robe of fourteen Guineas, whole Funclion have taught him at leaft more Privacy in his Amours than he kern, to have had : For it appear'd fbe WAS a Woman of the Town, at a Houle tit ill Fame in Goodman's ...

... lelves with the Society of Solitude. Thete is, indeed, fcarce- ly any Writer who has not celebrated the Happinefs of ru- ral Privacy, and delighted himfelf *\nd his Reader with the Me- lody of Birds, the Whifper of Groves, and the Murmur of Rivulets, nor ...

... puruaded by ber Spark to bat|le with him in a private Part of the Thames near Windfor at low Water, to which Purpofe they for Privacy Weiit . without any Attendance to the River Side, where they both flrip/d, and paddled fome Time within their Depth, but (allured ...