... Cufto- dy. 'Tis furmifed, That certain Perfons of a high Clafs refufed to be con* cerned in the Corruptions, but with the Privacy of Mr. Knight only, and likewife upon Oath not to divulge the Secret to any, but fome are of Op- pinion, that if thofe upon ...

... likewife, 'tis matter of great Admiration, that the whole Tranfa aionsofc 575500/:; fi&itious Stock, mould only be with the Privacy of one linpl- Man: That in cafe of Danger, all might be i\ii\^d by his Withdrawing and°al! other Proof negleded and difcouraged ...

... of the eftablifned Religion, as you fo happily ?? ; but by this it is not PafTion or Appetite, foas to be gratified with Privacy. The State of our Affairs amongft thofe that call themfelves Proteftants, is now in fo fiourifhing a Condition, that you muft ...

... firft with his Family into the Swedish Pome-rank, and afterwards to a Town within a few Miles on Strasburg, living in fuch Privacy and Obfturity, that the World fcarce knew what was become of him ; for Auguftus, tho' he had acknowledged him King, feized ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... Po- land and his Minifters, and frequently conferring with the King alone, to manage their Negociations with the greater Privacy. Whatever they be, tis certain the King of Proffiais to advance his Polifh Maieftv a large Sum of Money when required, to ...

... failed. _ Advices by the French Mail, fpeak very little ot ene „v^ociations of Peace, they being car- lied on with great Privacy, and probably will be fo till every Tiling is throughly agreedto, till which Time we ought to wait with Patience, and not ...

... 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 ...

... isoo Troops, 1 from Barcelona with 50 Dragoons, and 1 w-ith Cloathing, &c. From Paris, that the Myftery ofthe prodigious Privacy with which the iate Convention was ne- gociated between the Emperor and France, has been difcovered, alfo the Reafons that ...

... publickly avouched: they who are fmcerely affefted with religion, like thole who are truly afFefted with grief, open their hearts privacy, nor ever reveal the paftons of their foul. Befides, the declaring the minute circum^' of your life reform that of othersyour ...