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... ——¥ar the refloration of the conflitution of this Church, 23 it was lettled by thea& 1690. and confirmed by the | treaty of Union, would be produ@ive of the belt cffeQs. : it would give the land~d gentlemen that influence in the f=ttiement of their refpe@ive ...
... England. r % 'p Sunders the Windfor failed Aug- 7. in order to e i-ord Anfon's Iquadron the d n ' n the Royal George, Holmes, in the Neptune, ar fleur, Capt. Graves, the n'gtj Capt. Holburne, and the e 11e ' Pt- Porter, arrived from Port fmouth, Sept ...
... of the Chamberlains of his Exchequer, in the room of Sir John Bt, the *jth of June, Sir George Macart- y was inverted with the enligns of the orr the Bath, by George Lord Vilcount oWn fliend, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, in ' re^ence * c hamber, Dublin Caftle ...
... place for Nova -co-ia and NOwiour.diaiid, and many of thole ehtci puling nic-n had. obtained ?? from Kir Clay C ark-ton, to lettl. in and cultivate- AlKci, one ofthc Bahama iflands, which ir, repi cl entc-d ro them as a terrefirial pai-adife.' In an adviti( ...
... British Society for extending the Fifheries, &c. and improving the fea ?? of the kingdom, have already determined on the le-ttle- irsent of two villages, one of which will be eih.blilh- ed on the fouthern, and the other on the northern divifion of the ...
... confumed near Eighty :iit * thit Town. ?? AW. 14. The Pope's ftrenuous Endeavours -'boot a Reconciliation between the Chevalier George and the Cardinal of York, have at lafl ,; * 'tis Holincft's Expectations and Wilhes : The -Concmbns propofed having been accepted ...
... in the Year 1663, gave the Property of this Country to Edward Earl of Clarendon, George Duke of Albe- jnarle, Ld. Craven, Ld. Berkley, Ld. Anthony Afhley Cooper, Sir George Carteret, Sir William Berkley, and Sir John Colliton, on Con- dition that the}' ...
... Gilbert Gerard Advocate in Aberdeen. ANY Perfon well Ikilled in the Buftnefs of W AUK ING and DYING CLOTH and inclining to lettle in a Country where fuch Tradefman is much Wanted, may without of Time apply to John Forbes Leith of Whi,tehaugh, who has lately ...
... north- ward , and by the laft account:; the greateft tran- quillity continues throughout all the back lettle- ments. The prince of Chote arrived at Fort George, Kco-.vee, the 7th inftant, and bronght with him a white girl about ten years old, that was a prifoner ...
... acrived from Mogadore; on the loth of March, in lat. gO. so. long. 16. 20. #:11 in with 24 fail of merchantmen.—Spoke the King George Indiaman, and Camel, Johnfon, all well. Capt Honywell of the Hebe, arrived at Briftol from Jamaicay left the Penelogc frigate ...
... The houle judged this new 0- * ot. XIV. verture not only to be more advantageous to the government, but alfo very likely to lettle this controverted trade on a better foundation than it was on before } bill was therefore brought in for fettling the trade ...
... appearance in the port of Algier. As this frigate did not fail from thence till the 23d of Oct. it is prefumed thit things were lettled amica- bly. We hear letters were laft week received from Newfoundland, in which Commodore Paliifer, Com mander in Chief on ...