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... laid, &c. By .CLERGYMAN. IP S W IC H, Piinted by W. Craighton ; And Soli by Tho. Longman, and John Ofborn, in Pater-nofter-Row, London \ ]. Cartels, h\ Norwich-, S. Watfon, in Bury ; J. Kendall, in Colcheftcr ; C Alexander, at Woodbridge * K. Keymer, ...
... Command of Don Rodrique de Torres, is in good Condition, and ready to put to Sea. 'Tis by Navigators in general agreed, that tlie Row Boats tbat lately took the Coalting V efl'ds from T inmouti* off or near the Start, and carried their Prifuners into France ...
... with two Agents of his, by whom lie fent and received his Letters. Jt has been rcfolved in the Council of Finances, to bor- row feveral Millions of the richeft People in this and other chief Cities in thc Kingdom. The Champion add?, that, Thanks to Admiral ...
... in that Performance. Audi alteram Partem. By the Right Rev. the Lord Bifbop of St. Afaph. Sold by C. Davis in Pater-nofter-row, S. Watfon in Bury, T 'Kendall in Colchefter, aud W. Craighton in lpfwich. Where may be had, lately pttblififd, i. Sermons on ...
... Paffage there, viz. on the 3 1 It of May laft, about half a League to the Northward of Villa de Conde, was attacked by a Spanifli Row-boat cf 1 8 Oar. , and 41 Men, with 4 Swivel Guns, and a great Quantity of Fire-arms ; and tho' he had only fix Men and three ...
... bo,J S ftt the firllr -Kdition, may ham tnc Additions alone Price 4s. Primed for C Hi.en at ihe Red Lion in Pa_crn..fter- row, and T. Aftley at ihc Role in Si Paul's Church- yardl; And fold by S. Watfon at Bury, J. Kendall ac Colchefter, and W. Craighton ...
... States of this Kingdom, for a Dyet to be held here on the 4th of De- cember next, are prepared, and will bc publifhcd To-mor- row, at whicli Time it is expecled the Court will be in Town. General Diemar fet out from hence on Saturday lall in his Way to Hanover ...
... they have a long Line which they fink with Leads, one End of the Rope is fix'd to one Boat, and the other End to another, they row, and what- ever interrupts them, the Diver goes down to make a Difcovery ; they foon happened on the Place where the Ship lay ...
... Fleet was either mif- fing or damaged. Letters from Pool, of the 3d of September, advife, that cjjH'icj; the Hopewell, Capt Rowe from London, reports, that he faw at the bad: of tae Good ?? a Spanifii Privateer, who mounts 10 Guns, and *p Men, lying off ...
... a C I. V- R n V M A ?? IPS ir I C H, Printd by W. Cra.g'.ton ; And ofJ I hy Tko. Longman, and fohn Ofborn, in Pater-rcfter-Row, hnd.n 1 J. Carlos, in ?? ?? S. Watfon, in Bury ; J. Kendall, in C.l ?? C. Alexander, r.t Wtadbridgt j R. Kcyn er, at hi .dl ...
... Precipitation. St. Augi.il me is * iituated by Nature xcry ilrong, becaufe of (hallow Wa- * tens about it ; in whicii they had Row- Gallics of Force, ■ under the Command of the Caille Guns, and no Ship of * Force can come within three Leagues oi cither Town ...
... with two white Feet behind, a cut Mane, a white Snip down her Face and a white Spot on the off Side of her Nofe, was bor- rowed for two Days of William Smith at the Lamb at Mcr- tlrjham, by Thomas Trutbvc, on Friday the 1 2th Inftant and is not returned ...