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... Vagrants, and other idle Persons, that have lately been taken up in this City, are designed to people the white island in America. A few Days ago a Billet was stuck on the Door of the Lieutenant of the Police, with these Words : If you don't alter your ...
... young Pcrfons of i)'Jth Sexeg, and roupfe ihcj togethestlef • he are tent down to f:om wher.ce they ictu tranfporteil J.:- America Colonies, 411 n 4. lrni! a GtnerAl Court of the Hun. Lett-India Company held, th e ftc r oit o f the made; and a Motion tur ...
... for Service Our Miniftry are likewife very intent upon enlarging our Commerce in Eaft-Indies improving our Settlements in America December 26 Diftemper amongft the Cattle which prevails in the Neighbourhood of City in the reft of the of Zea land to rage ...
... . Anew jut Defcription of Penzance in Cornwall. XIX. Court Martial at Deptford for trying Adrni?al Knowles. Plants in America.. V. AbftraEt of Mr. Garnett's ingenious Differtation the Book of Job. VI. A curious Account of the wonderful everlafting ...
... Our Ililinittry are likewife very • i ntent upon enlargieg Commerce in the Eaft-Indies, and i l bProving our Settlements in America. From the LONOON GAZETTE. • • ER, &V. 21, Immediately after the Departure of our Ambaffacior for England, an Embargo was laid ...
... mentioned « fome Time ago to have been ready to fail, 18 not yet « departed ; but we are now aflured that it s deftmed 1 for America, as many Volunteers for that Part of « the World are already on board. It JMijjt yet pre- « cifely known when this Squadron ...
... Month from his Travels in foreign Parts. This Morning near ioo Felons, under Sentence of Tranfportation, were fhipp'd for America. The King has been pleafed to conftitute Thomas Beach, Efq; to be his Majefty's Attorney-General in the Ifland of Jamaica ...
... at the Bay, het he rode it out without any Damage. Several Wilds fail'd from thence with Captain Snow for Europe and North-America, and 'tis fear'd that they have met with a like or work Misfiartune. To be LETT, at STONNAR in the Ifie of Thanett, Oppofite ...
... but he rode it out Without . any - Damage. , , Several . Veffels niled front the Bay - with Capt. Snow for Europe and North America, who 'tis - leased have met with the like, or a worfe Misfortune. The Defile Brigantine Captain Roger., from Cape Fear, I):: ...
... Philadelphia, that Richard Bennet, Efq; died lately at his Houle at Wye River; he was deem'd to be the richeft Gentleman in all America. Yefterday died, at her Houle at Stoke Newinzton, in a very advanced Age, Dame Maw Abney, R4iia of the late Sir Thomas Abney ...
... mcreafing their Marine; befides that the Govern- ment fees a Neceflity for keeping a greater Numberof Ships ftationed in America than we have had there fince the CefTation of Hoftilities. tierhy, Jan. t*\. Yefterday Morning died, mtith lamented, at A ...
... fail'd three Weeks before her, and is not yet arrived, which gives fame Uneatinefs to thole concerned. There is Advice from America, that two Ships, one commanded by Capt. Davidfon, for New-England from Barbadoes, the other from Aoguila, were loft on the ...