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... Ddign'd for the Ule, Benefit, and Con* ⢠venicnte of all Sons of Perfons. Printed forT. Cooper, at the Globe in PaterNofter- ! Row; and iold by S.Watibn at Bury, J, Kendall ac j Coichcftcr, and VV. Craightoa at Ipfwtch. To he I E T T, A ilia.} Michaelmas ...
... is arriv'd at Pen- zance ; the Mafter fays he was chas'd two Hours near the Lizard, by a Spanifii French Fijhing-Boat, who row'd all the Time, there being little Wind, and had certainly come up with him, but that they efpied a pretty large Snow near them ...
... in his Grotto. S'Jui C/jpit. . By the Aut iior of Are Thr fie Thing* So? Printed for T. Cooper at the Globe in P.itcr-nollcr-row : And Sold by S. Waifon at Bury, J. Kendall at Colchcfter, and W. Craighton at Ipfwich. Where may be had, [The Second Ed it ...
... the melting of the Snow and Ice have made extraordinary Floods : Last Night the People in Patrick's street, the Poddle, New-Row, &c. were removing their Goods out of their Ground Floor, expecting every Minute to have them overflow'd and drown'd ; so that ...
... d. ' ' J 1 N. B, Particular Care is taken to keep the Houfc warm. BOOKS printed for T. Longman, at the Ship in Pater-Nofter-Row 1 . TXR. SHAW's New Practice of Phyfick ?? In Tvvo Vols. Bvo. the sth Edition. 2. Abridgment of Mr. Boyl.'s Pbiljfophical Works ...
... India Sailors who had been down to enter themfelves, but difagreeing about Wages with the Commanders, on their Return were boy. row'd for the King's Service. We are inform'd, that there are two extraordinary Schemes now under Confideration of fome Members ...
... tiie fcveral Nation. fabjccV to tlut great Empire. The f.tond Edition, in 5 Vols. ismo. Primed for C. Da is ii Patcrnofter row ; and I ho. Aftley in St. Paul's Church-yard: And fold hy S. Watfon at fiiry, J. Kendall at Colcheftcr, and W. Craighton at ...
... vo bpanifh Row- Boats whicli lay at the Town following him, io thought it i not fafe to put to Sea, and by rhc Pilot's Advice flood , back ; but before he could reach the Town, tuo' in full View of it, and within the Harbour, met th.- Row-Boa who foon ...
... h'-s for fomc time bten fl.ttter'd with the J! Frcrch King's favourrible Intentions toward' her Hunga- j ri::n M .Jelly ; but row 'tis fajd, that Monarch has .by his \ Minilkrs at all the Courts of the Empire declar'd, that f he can never confent to the ...
... Spanilh Privateer near twelve Hours, and 4 had chang'd nine Shot with her, but Night coming on ' got clear. This Privateer row'd with ten or twelve Oars, 1 and appear'd to be a North-of-England-built Ship. - Capt. Neilfon left New- York the 1 7th of February ...
... iour of Hadlehh, both Market Towns, and within one imall Mile ofa Poll Coach, and Waggon to London. Enquire of Mr. Thomas fhor row-rood, of Lay ham ; or in his Abfence, of Mr. Thomas Doyly of tne fame ; or of Mr. fames Wheeler, of Hightail alorcfaid. Hattlg ...
... new Pharmacopoeia Chirurgica. Sold by Mr. Innyi and Mr. Knapton in Ludgat ?? ett', Ir. Longman and Mr. Hitch in Pateruofier- Row ; and Mr. Dodiley in PalfMall : .Sold alfo by Mr. Watfon in Piery, Mr. Kendall in Colchefler, and W. Craighton ill Ipfiwich ...