... exam ne^: by this means it hap- fcarce meet with piece M holland that does not appear * fl rori g towards the felvage, but row y * n middle. l ' contrary, examine piece of an( * y ou w r nCe throu Shut: even, and free \ t^' s manner are the Gulix, Gauntijb ...

... Keyfers- wert, and fct it up under the Cannon of this Town. Three Battallions of French Troops will enter this Place To-mor- row, and the Marfhal de Maillibois is expefted in two or three Days with a Detachment of Cavalry, who are to re- main in Garrifon ...

... leaft ipra Seafon ; yet Tuefday Night iaft one John iamuei Gardner in Grangegatefide was deteftcd ty the Waiters at Potter-row Port, as he was en- .tring this City with the Corpfe of a Child of 16 Jlonths old, wrapped up in a Sack, under his Arm, as if ...

... from the (Holland) dated March The further Proportions made to the States General the Marquis tie Fenelon, purfuant to Order {row kit t are follow, viz That in order give their High Might in the frongefi Proof of the mofl Chriflian Sincerity and Purity of ...

... County of Worcetler, at his Houfe in James-Street near Bedford-Row : She was only Daughter of Capt. Collct of Haydon-Ya rd. Lait Saturday Morning about Two o'acck, died at his Houfe in Bedford-Row, John Shaftoe, Efq; Member of Parliament for i the City of ...

... Printed for T. Olborne, in Grays-Inn ; A. Millar, over-againft St. Clement's Church in the Strand ; J. Ofborne, in Pater-nofter-row ; J. Crokatt, near Fleet-Bridge in Fleet-Street j and J. Hinton, in St. Paul's Church-Yard ; and fold by W. Eaton in Yarmouth ...

... after which Houfe of Lords adjourn'd to the Inftant, and the Commons Monday the arc intorm'd, that Afhley, Lee, and Comp. have row on Sale at the Biandy Ware houies Ludgate-Hill, or,den, t!:cir Biandv and Rum Orange at b's. Pr Gallon, and who take Gallons ...

... Wind in the Night, and fuppofed to be gone to fome Port in Ireland. The Royal Efcape Yatch is order'd to be converted into a Row Galley, and to be employ'd as a Cruizer ia fcour- ing the Coaft of Spsnifli Privateers. We hear, that the Spy Sloop of War is ...

... Province, viz. Two hundred and five large Cannon with Carnages, Iron Trucks, Bullets, Ladles, Springes, Wheel and Hand Bar- rows, Pick-Axes, Iron Handfpikes, Iron Crows, Shovels, Spades, Hand-Granadocs, Hand-Bills, Hand Hatchet?, Fal- ling Axes. As alio ...

... leave her ; in do- ing which one ofthem was drown'd, and the reft driven off to Sea, where, after the Fatigue of 42 Hours rowing, with- out Conipafs or Provilion, they were taken up by a French Ship, who gave them a Compafs, and fome Bread and Wa- ter; ...

... at Dartmouth, and they were driven • off to Sea, without either Compafs or Provifions ; but • after the Fatigue of 42 Hours rowing, they arriv'd at • Guernfey, having by the way met with a French Ship • bound to the Straits, who gave them a Compafs and ...

... the Right Hon. the Lord Forreffer Commander, is arrived at Dover. The Royal Efco.pe Yatcht is ordered to be converted into a Row-Galley, and to be employed as a Cruizer ia fcouring the Coafts of Spanifh Privateers. Droitwicb, 19. On the z7th of March being ...