... mahogany tables, chairs, fuphfti, double and iingle chefls drawers; a bureau and bookcafc pier and box drcliing-glafres, girandoles ; a large piece of painting a handfome Heel ftovc ; a variety of kitchen furniture, wafhing utenfils, green-houfe plants ...

... CHIT-CHAT AT A COUNTRY BALL, Says tbe Captain fo pert, as he handed Mlf» down, Whit a number ol litllc, for a fmall cnt|/itrv town ! Mifs finiply replied, Sir, frw towns -*;m hoalt more ; AMbc pi cat church ?? , Jfj|i« ha i/f»r, BtkMiMatrAM, Sift ...

... CHIT-CHAT AT A COUNTRY BALL. MIlLfcR, ESQ. SAYS the captain fo pert, as handed niifs down, hat a number for a lniall country town !'* replied, 4i Sir, few towns can boall more, -At the great churchtthere's J it and the one has J'.ur ...

... The CHAT ofthe D A V: !T is faid', that on Application being made to a noble Lord; for his Intereft to obtain the Recall of a cer- tain popular Exile, his Lordfhip with a Greatnefs of Soul, which his molt' inveterate Enemies muft admire, ...

... L Sumettang a. chat ' ,A quaatiter Velvet -13 , 14 ea gAJ4 7 Of Vibe.; an 4 'e•a; -talk .V ; ate - I • 1 1 500 • • • A • : ,• iimer • t: er,ra UCV 4 4 AtiAitli4,4o , , , ob FOR-SALE, ' J ..arrilkost 'I, At a - ...

... Newfirett aforefaid, lor the Remainder a Term of ninetynine Years, whereof forty-eight are next, under a Groimu Kent ot zi. 4s. ndclitioartl Brick Apartment adjoining, and making Part the laft mentioned Tenement, together with a W'alh-houfe, Coach-houfe, and Stable ...

... The CHAT of the DAY, 22. It is faid, that on application being made a noble lord, for his intcrelt to obtain the recal a certain popular exile, his lordfhip, with great, nefs of foul, which his mod inveterate enemies mult admire, replied, That, as to ...

... Tue CHAT OF tHe DAY, 1s faid, that an application being made to a noble Lord, for his in tereft to obtain th € recall of a opular exile, his Lordthip with a gr eatnefs of foul, whie is moft inveterateenemies muft admire, his own part, he entertained no ...

... to coniider, chat after he had open trial exculpated himfclf of the offence imputed to him, his character would not be itigmatized, from a prefumption of the corruption of his morals too clofe a converfe with Tome of the worll of men ; a degree of infamy ...

... tHE CHAT or THE DAY BL! Sir, as l was going to tel! you, it is whifoered about, that a cebate arofe wheiher a W certaif Compliment, wit) a fing in its ta:, fhould be re- or not. However, thar magnanimity which a great perionage fo eminently ...

... houted his Aug in the Eatt Indies, 4 home for a thorough repair, and the Me of 74, now at Sheernefs, ap- 1 te » re teve her. A young Lady, heirefs to a confiderable fortune, made her efcape from a Nunnery a st, Gners in France, where the had ...

... is fait' that a large Sum of Money has a!rea4s o the Aid of the general Caufe, and chat a follow. _ . . ...