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... nt on the dilapidators ; and, above all, by endeavouring to make the nation believe that it is the intention cf the allied arms of Aujiria, Ruff and to attempt the difmemberment of France, and fubmit it the fate of Poland* Rut thefe tricks arc now Jlale ...
... llltuy a cctltaiilaltee t.f tlicm. JOHN GOODWIN FEELS it auty incumbdut upon him, Individually, to return bis uufi thanks to his friends for the favors he liberally experienced duting bis late c. ptm.rrfhip with Mr. John eedham; and t«« inform them, and ...
... tctrible blow to our commerce. The —The Coinrt Augull 14, Citizen Buuvard is rapidly cemoviag from the earth. It it uow in the arm Hercules, and few dayswill hardly 'nfMe.—l,aljnJe~J ...
... Budge-Row, chocolatc-manufadUrcr. William Rees, Swatifca, mercer. John Cambridge, Hammirfmlth, merchant. James Kxcter, dyer. John F. Nutt, 'l’urf Coffce-houfc, London, tavern-keeper. John Rcfsrle*, Witney, dealer. William Hudfon, Witney, linen-drapet. Benjamin ...
... fome of the Officers of the Dolphin, that general for Peace prevailed, and they feemed, notwithflanding the fuccefs of their arms, to pcrfctUy fenfible of the great imfery of their country. One of the Gentlemen who lately accompanied CoL Ramfay to Hclvoet ...