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... No. 135, above Fourth- Brest. 19. end. Mr. Walter Robertfon leave to aoquaint the Gentlemen, fubfcribers to , the print Portrait of George Wadhington, Prefidont I of the United States of America, engraved by Mr. Field. i from an original pidure painted ...
... Proclamation National A ffeml,ly on the King's elopement 141 of the King of Spin I 7 by the King's Commif_ fioners Martinique t of Gov. Paterfon 2 4 1 Prin. of Darchkaw to J. Churchman 149 Pricilley, Dr. letter from the fame 1 77 Potatoes, on railing ...
... friends. Mr. F. to Milk All, both o Doole'e Town. By the Rev. Mr. T. (Mc, Mr. Airs 10 , 14jus. to Mils Salty Dials's., both of M. ladelphis. By the Rev. Dr.Wat.White, Mr. Soma Carry, to Mils Elisekth Shrum& -- By the Rev. ...
... MR. LEDYARD. [7h: following it extraffed from different parts of the journal of /qr. Ledyard, who was /cut out from Engiaud hy the A . lfociation, for promoting the difcov:ry interior partt of A frica.] ATRAVELLER, who thould, by juft comparifons between ...
... look at the plundered natives of Afia ; look at Bermuda and our own fpuliations; look at the ftadtholder and king of France dethroned, tho kings of Spain and Saidinia barely faring them. Iclves in- t ime from a fio.ilar fate. _ Fr French pintecttuns look ...
... L 0 N ON, September 6. Mrs. THURLOW. The remains of the widiw of the late Bifhop of Durham were on Tuefday brought from Wan(lead, in Suflex, and interred in the Temple. It is remarkable that the firft !truck the late Dr. Thin.low with her charms, when ...
... carry over, to illt fide of Great.Brindo, any numbers , of otrill General Howe tells us, he employed Mr. Delancey, 'Mr. Cortlandt Skinner, Mr Chalmers, and Mr. Galloway, the moft influential men they mild had ; arid he tells you their ridiculous Cuceefs. Are ...
... jobn Sparks, 4fidrew Hunter. 9/1. 14 • MR SALE, SEVERAL VALUABLE Traas of L A N 13, LYING in King Georg- Coonty, lying on the fouth nde of Potomack Creek, new mouth. being one mile from the river Potontack, containing by old far- Tel eleven hundred and ...
... called the Schemino . Milliners ) Mr. Moreton Mr. Creun Mr. Darlt y Mr. Bates Darley, jolt. Mt. Warren Mr. Fratn.4l Mt. Blia - et Mrs Oltlrnixon Or, The BEAU NEW TRINT'D ; By Mr. ...
... they already owe, would not procure and maintain fo many fhips and troops. I give this to Mr. Calkoen as my private opinion, concerning the quettion he afics. As Mr. Cal hoen nbferves, this is a quellion that had better not be publicly anfwered : but time ...
... mornittg. It was believed that a party of them was gone iii purfuit of Dr. Priclily. By a in iv:tle letter from Birmingham, received yell em day morning, we are informed, that Dr. only laved himfelf from the fury of the mob by half all hour's notice. ...
... tithe legal coaflituted authorities I.ONDOV, June y. that (with i few has be& 1 The of Mr. Reeves, Mr. Wilbe thilualfordilw mall tattering profpeil of , ~ , i dennon Mr. Adarnfoo, which took acnoirig aa ehorailer. But wkiilit, aU thefts eiremstilarica, he ...