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... accordingly they proceeded on their Expedition, and at ■ttw Mouth of the Bay found a large Craft, into which they got, and row*d to a Placo where there was a Sloop, which they thought they could erfly make themfclves •Walters of, ahd accordingly made ...
... late reinforced their Picquets at thePianaro, on the Confines of this State with the Bolognefe. The State of Bologna has bor- rowed a fecond Sum of One hundred thoufand Ducats of the Republick of Genoa, to enable them to bear the extraordinary Expences they ...
... It being then calm, Capt. Holmes immediately fhifted her Men into his Ship, and put a Lieutenant and 30 Men on board her, to row after the other Veflel, which they came up with the next Evening, and retook, and found her to be a Sloop from Limerick, bound ...
... Gray'slnn, Holboum, by T. Woodward at the Half-moon between the Temple Gates in Fleet* ftreet, and C. Davis in Paternofter- Row,. This Day is publifbed, Beaut'tfully and comßly printed, With his Grace's Effigies curioufly enp raven, NUMBER I. of THE WORKS ...
... Park, as a Pattern or Sample fur ethers that are to be fent abroad, The Royal Efcape Yacht is ordered to be converted into a Row Galley, and to be em ployed as a Cruizer in fcouring the Coafts of Spanifh Privateers. By Letters from Chefhire we are informed ...
... Gray'slnn, Holbourn, by T. Woodward atthe Half-moon between the Templf Gates in Fleet ftreet, and C. Davis in Pacernofter- Row. ■■ 1 »i 1 1 ■ 1 1 ii ■ imi 1 ■ .!■■ 1 ■ 11. Tiis Day ts pnblifhed, BeautlfuUy and comply printed, With his Grace's Effigies ...
... fecrct Enmity to Truth, not to have declared for it, ' Jit tk Practical Points of Chrijli.anity, as they were chief y bor- rowed from the befl of our Sermons, fell naturally into that Method; in whicb I thought proper to continue them, for tbe clearer ...
... Shot at him, and continued the Chace for three Days, The Sloop throw- ing out part of her Ballaft, and putting out her Oars, row'd to.the Land ; Capt. Lifle alio put out his Oars, ahd continu'd firing upon her, till at laftcomingin with the Shore, the Sloop ...
... Virtue a\ii , Rcl g on in the Minds ofthe Youth of Both Sexes. Printed for S. Richardson : And Sold by J. Oskin, in Pater-nofter-Row ; and J. Rivington, in St. Paul's Church Yard ; and j. Roe, Bookfcller in Derby. JOHN tTFIoV^P Doilor rf Phyftck, Occult fl ...
... Regiments, but fome Cannon and all the Baggage is left behind. Marfhal Bellifle arriv- ed here the frh.lnfhnt, and returns Tomor- row Night, or Tuefday Morning at fartheft to Bohemia. Marfhal Seckendorff arrived here Yefterday, and fets out in a few Days either ...
... Hungary, and to withdraw his Troops out of the Kingdom of Bohemia within a Fortnight. He likewife engages to pay the Sums bor- rowed in England upon the Securities in Silefia, both Principal and lnrereft. It is moreover ftipulated that his Pruflian Majefty ...
... fetrit Enmity to \Truth, not to have declared for it. All the Practical Points of Chrif ianify, as thty were chiefly bor- rowed frem the befi of our Sermons, fell naturally into that Method; in which I thought proper to continue them, for tbe clearer ...