... .ore and , principal officers ofthe Eafl India Company. It is certain that about a week ago Sir Elijah Impey went in all privacy to Brighthelmftonn, and from thence departed o the Continent. Whether he has taken a final farewell of this country, or whe- ...

... to grace a court of jufticc, as were our ladies ; to difplay their beauties, and openly to charm by their ?? : ? No ? _ n privacy they lived, and the expofare of thcr.ifeb.es was looked upon as horrible ?? The female part of the audience did rot feem ro ...

... by his rations has brought us into dang famine.—Then they called in the reality of his conference with and objected the privacy of the and the preventing any of the P 1 from being prefent at the even approaching the place, as £ ri l» c ...

... muc h at heart, to ; n V ? ° f lhe infant T «^° tler al . Emperor of China's gertl thp'ft r r '^' n his guards to keep 10 privacy, and prohibiting indifcriminately the of all perfons to his prefence, even his votaries who fhould come from diftauce, appeared ...

... deepeft deje ...

... Efq; fellow of rhe RoyaLand Antiquarian Societies. 1 lie death of this nely ?? gentleman cannot be enough regretred. in the privacy of an elegant retirement, he wasariioft j munifici r.t pa-ron of learning, being , ver ready to en- I courage nnd reward merit ...

... other wants. Of their wifdom, if we ; id, c from what has already happened, much cannot be laid, but the tranlition from privacy and trade to the hi h oflice of tegiflation is fb great, f!r,:r femsaflowance intslt ?? nrade for a few bleiiid-rr: and i ...

... requelts but one favour, permiffion to return to his own home, there to enjoy his rights as a citizen, and to prove, by the privacy a.-.d rectitude of his future life, that he never entertained any ambition but that of fer- -ring his country. I cannot ...

... L-jeune demanded, that all fufpe&ed foreigners Ihould be expelled from France. Fonfrecte — It has been demanded, that the privacy of letters may no longer be violated. You will na doubt a- dopt this meafure ; or, if you rcfufe to adopt it, as Paris ought ...

... flarefman in Europe, *•' and yoo, my Lord, will agrees to tl.is, fj acted ■-. myf-ifety and niy rcpofc, I fhall remain ia ?? P I privacy. ' do Lori Au.-'tl-rsJ wiU acquaint ysiar Excellency ?? ,i r . Cskevaller de Muu'de informed him d-.irir.g tA. -Alien. My ...

... deftroyed confidential plan in moment, and I tired to my room, little pleafcd the idea of uninterefting intruder on the privacy I had fir dearly purchafed. 1 After vefpers, was introduced by the abbefs to our new devotee ; and when fupper was over, I ...

... difcharge the debts. In fuch cafe, ] it .. ?? he thought, be more truly honourable ai J .Psi- for the P ir.ee to retire into privacy, | ana have ur c-_mrt at aii. Ivli Bur-don agreed in msich of what f.ll.fsom ths' j 'ait f-i-aker, neither did he fee th ...