... uv,ht at Laufanne, between Mr. Rowley, a younger Son of Admiral Rowley's, and M. Monrond of that Town; in which Mr. Rowhad the Misfortune to be wounded; whereupon M. Monrond, who gave the Challenge, fled to Lyons; but as Mr. Rowley is fince recovered ...

... By tbe King's Rcynl Letter: Patna, SCHM/INBERG's LIQUID-SHELL, DAMY confirm'd, by Espaience, not only to be a lure Diffollect for the STONE and GRAVEL, but a molt powerful, fsfe, and efficacious Medicine in the Spalmodic and Windy Cholic, Pains in the ...

... g'refs dr and ; the ere* *ere taitn by .I!ung- Bait end carried to Midd/cburgh. Our Correfpondent at l'3ris acquaints us, that Mr. de It B,itriehay, who has been bmween three aril four Years Prit,ifier in the battik, will Sc very (*peaty bicti;ht to his ...

... Niiht lift Mr. Reid and Mr. Dixon ' both of Oxford- Road, were attacked near the Foundling-Houfe by four Footpads, with Pinot, and Cutlatics. who demanded their Watches and Morey. They took from Mr. Read his Watch and fixteen ShilTingt, ad from Mr. Dixon ...

... keeper, in Chatham. Mr. Wilfia Lesion, Shoemaker, in Bronipton. Mr: James 'Tone, jun. Grotat._m Sitticsborn. Mr. William Hunt, Sadler, and Mr. T Vrom, at Uppet Rainhain.. Mr. John May, 'Chandler, ' • Mr. Rent; ...

... Men that catty this Nem ; by Mr. John Gambles at Gravefene, Mrs. Elizabalt Diu king at Ritrhattcr, Mr. no:nu Pratt at Brampton near Chatham, Mr. John TM!, it Mr. C. Flitod at Ramfgate, Mu. Elizabeth Latha-.n at ...

... SATURDAY 20. e7so. LONDOisr,On.: _ _ _ _ . S Day the Herveian Gramm, funded by Dr. William Hervey (Jo well known for the D.:corny of the Circulalation of the Blood) was in Latin by Dr. William HebberJen, before the Prdident and Fellows of the Royal Colleg of ...

... of li:if Dr. Berriml , t, Ref tor of S:. May Axe and S:. Andrcw Underthaft, in the former Church, ncat the Reachng-Desk, in the mid .e Ifle. fir Pall was fappetted by the Rev. Dr. C“bder, Dr. Sit b, nz, Dr. Mocre, Dr. Briflow, ...

... Norria's Grey Gelding, Mr. Theltpf . , + Lord March's Black Gelding, Lord M..rcit, 2 1 4 _ _ _ Mr. Price's Brown Mare, Mr. Price. dr. Capt. Shafto's Brown Gelding:, Capt. Starr°, 4 2 Te f.,ml Day Mr. Hurt's Bay Gelding, Nothing. beat ...

... in the High-Street, Oxford, by the Rev. Mr. Roger Brent, Minitter of the Parifh, and formerly Chaplain to die late Dr. Boucher. The Bride was given away, according to the immemorial Cuflom of that Place, by Mr.Fifher, the publick Regifter of that Univerfity ...

... and Mr. lelfs, Head Mafon ; and To-morrow the Cornmiffioneis meet, to fix a Number of Watchmen, to watch on the B idge ; and alto to order 3: Lamps to be fixed up, which arc to be of a particular Size. On Saturday died, after three Days Illnefs, Mr. Plakefly ...

... offering to Sala a Diamond Ring belonging to Mr. Role, at the laid Inn. Yeaerday the Rev. Dr. Lyttleton, Dean of Exeter, preached before his Welly and the Royal Family, at the Charl Rortl, Yeaerday the Right Rev. Dr. ffayter, Lord of Norwich, ordained 14 Prieas ...