... Europe, Mr. Pitt, and you, my Ix>rd, will agree to this, fo neceflary for my fafety and my repofc, I (hall remain the greareft privacy. Lord Auckland will acquaint your Excellency of what the Chevalier de Mautde informed him during the negociation. My Lord ...

... aieafflafflg 'feer «9)iba, fiubU bio wtili -Of i»c« vuiiuuii nans • *■■■■■■; w u f) ** •*** _ ', •■ ' , - .. fond of the privacy country life, indulged they realty happen. jointi».tU V««h, *c* »»•M tbe only the Ipoftt ...

... taken fome means of preventing the evil. He was of opinion, that that the debts ought to be paid, but that the ought retire privacy to regairwthe popular confidence. He concluded with giving notice; that he bring forward a proportion that the Crown fhould ...

... (havings lofs computed at to.oool, Minfietir, die Count 6f Provence, I'ftd Verona for tliefe nine months paft, in the ftvi'eil privacy and retirement, with few faithful friends and dOoiefticks. Riding and jlklng In a garden belonging to his houfe are Chief ...

... Council' rtus remarkable interview ijid\n this effect:— Mr. Fox be»n lb.' I,eo b fpeilful apology his Majeliy s * pon Ins privacy, but pleaded J '; rud: ' of the prefent fituation of ' motive and apology. proceeded toV 1 ' «ere not times when perlunal ...

... hourly expectation of important ad vices refpeCting the event this expedition, which has been planned with the molt laudable privacy. By an officer of the Apollo fiigate, we that had the Martin, Capt. who had captured the North Seas two Dutch Greenland., ...

... fquadron in India, has retired, with his wife familv, (mall' Dutch Settlement -ifland Java, where tie litre} in the utraoft •privacy and feclution. . •Aug.'ie. fetters front Beringipa'atn, of the pit. communicate she very fa'tiffafUjrv itttel- thttr the ...