... President of the Chancery, in which he desir'd Leave to retire from Business, in order to spend the Remainder of his Days in Privacy. He had presented a Memorial of the like Nature, a few Days before, to the Secret Committee, wherein he de- sired the same ...

... Fellow of the Royal and Antiquarian Societies. The death of this truly amiable Genstleman cannot be enough regretted : In the privacy of an elegant retirement, he was a moft munificent patron of learning, being ever ready to encourage and reward merit : his ...

... Urine, and may depend upon hit Printbnfe of Honor, that he will inform them whether be can them any Service or not.— ftrideft privacy and fccrecy it ebferved tu all hit Hatkntt, if defired. The ret] Poor who live in Carlifle only, and cama operly recommended ...

... of Lothario'' had better he forwarded to the fair one whom they are addressed, love affairs are geuerally conducted with privacy; but we should recommend her dear Swain to pay pontage, lest she may consider the too dear , we certaiaty thought it. We beg ...

... putation (if it be any Reputation at all) to be thought the Compiler of them ; since I am as sure as the Retire- ment and Privacy I enjoy can make me, that all Enqui- ries and Conjectures on that Subject will be as fruitless and ineffectual, as that the ...

... Mail, which arrived Yefterday from France, fpeak very little of the Negociations of Peace, they being carryed on with great Privacy, and probably wiil be fo 'till every Thing is thorough- ly agreed to; 'till which Time we ought to wait with Patience, and ...

... Hcrcnhaufen. may pay any Regard to fevcral private Letters from Strafburgh, they arc making great Preparations there with all the Privacy imaginable, for aflembling a great Body Troops, with Tents and Train of Artillery, and every Thing elfc reqailitc to their ...

... conceived againft the Field Preachers, the King has refolved to allow ?? Sub- jefts the free Liberty of their Religion, with Privacy and Decency, upon Terms that will quickly be made publick by an F.d ift. An Exprefs arrived on Thurfday at the Admiralty from ...

... Europe, Mr Pitt, and you, my Lord, will to this, fo neceflary for my ftfety and my repoft, 1 (hall remain in the greeted privacy. ** Lord Auckland will acquaint your Excellency of what the Chevalier de Maulde informed him during the negocaation. My Lord ...

... s, was lately tried in the neighbourhood that city, and was attended with eompleie It was in a retired place and in real privacy that this exi>eriment was tried. An nglithinan w ho accidently to there, purchafed the lecret trom the inventor, and means ...

... whatever, may depend the Principle of Honor, that will dircAly inform them whethe* he can them any Service or not—The ftridlcft privacy and fecrecy is obferved to all hf* Patients if defired. No Letter ani'weccd qdlef* Pofl-paid. The real Poor who live in Sunderland ...

... 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 ...