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... fhe receiv- ed at Dover, in her way hither. But fhe is a Wo- man of too good Senfc, to refent an TJfage from the Dregs of a Sea-port Town. The 2d Son of the bake of Berwick, lately de- ceas'd, was a mod promising Youth, and dedicat- ed himfelf entirely ...
... be in every Thing which depends upon the doubt- ful Event of high Enterprises, often ftnke a Damp tohis good Intentions, and would occafion a Stag- nation!, if a certain Confidence and Hope did not make cafvtohim the Means of attaining his End. Vv hen ...
... afterwards Jiave a longer 1 ime from the Creditors. The Progrefs ot the Rights, Rental, and Articles of Roup, to be feen In the Hands of ARCHBALD STUART, Writer to the Signers : -WHO CAN fatisfy the Purchaffers, chat the Ladns are fette at, a very low Rent ...
... might extingoifti a tire wfticra ready to break out, and to eftahlifh, astnodl fnould be poffible, a General Peace, manealji reedy Manner, and upon a Foundation firm awl* rable for the future. His Im penal Mjjefty , »! nifh fo defirabie a Work, did not ...
... Payment of -'•-» :>cbts ?? chat Enate; The fajd Alexander Nif- ?? ; T r.-. v ready to fell any Pait thereof lying contiguous ?? a f-fr ' r 0 the Extent of Six Tboujanl Herbs 'ptr annum or thereby, as fhall be moft agreeabie to a Purchafef : And' if no fingle ...
... be Sold by the Fa&or, a fine, car** ved, glide A 2*4, belonging to the Creditors? Om W On Thurfday next the Ffrft Day of April, at Ten of che Clock before Noon, in the firft Storey ofthe Baxter s Line, Can» D gace: there is to be a ROUPING ofall Sorts ...
... arrived from SEVILLE , gri_,o A Parcel of Superfine, Large, Red SEVILLE O- RANGES and LIMONS, to be Sold at 20 Ih. che Cheft as they ftand, orz^fh. if pick'd; and in Retail, from Six- pence to a Shilling the Dozen. Alfo from FRANCE, a CaN go of fiae, iarge, ...
... Wholefale, atthe Timber-bulh inLeicb, the following Timber. vt\. A Parcel of ' Mahogany Wo9i. It. A Parcel of Oak Kriaple, It. A Parcel of Beech Knaple a ■„. ?? It. A Parcel of Double Trees, It. A Parcel of ...
... Sir John Stanley.; Bart. Thomas Walker, E% Sir Chat les Pecs^ Kt. Sir John Evelyn, Sir James Campbell, Berts. fohn Campbell, Bryan Fairfax, Henry H_!e, Geo. Drum-mood, John Hill, Gwyn Vaoghan, George Rofs, A¥a_ter : Qec.ge W sit ley, Eiq s. aucl 6ir Ro*» ...
... Oftend Compa- ny's Chat ter is thereby to be aboiifhed, yet their Stock is rifen 50 per Cent, above Par. Edinburgh, Aprll^. OU the p?h Ult. tne Success of London? Czpz. Aaderfon, one oi the South Sea Company's Ships, ftrock upon a Rock, a League from rhc: ...
... two Mea were brought in Ihere Prifoners from Jedburgh: One of 'em called William Fulton, a Merchant and Tobacconift of Chat P2ace : to tike his Trial for a. Rape (a lied g'd) committed by him on the Body of one Agues Don- Eldfon. The other, William Millar ...
... Count on the contrary, f.ems to keep himfelf very refer ?? jsnd to make a Secret of the -Ex rent of tne Pow- ers he has received from hisCouri* andifat any Time he happens to expand a little, he always does H as if it were without Authority, and as if he ...