... Story of theßiENFAix Anonyme. efforts to relieve their common parent, and denied tiiemfelves a fulficicncy of the moll ordinary food. Six weeks after, as the mother and the two daughters fat dinner over a few cheilnuts, bread, and water, they Roberts ...

... J true STORY. ONE of the rebels who was engaged in the adventu-e with the young Pretender, in Scotland. in the year was afterwards attainted high treafon. However, he had the good fortune to make his efcape into France. But not knotting the French language ...

... one Or 15 (0 BE & OF 2 [= Pe The STORY of DAMON and PYTHIAS. LEASURE is, itfelf, an effect, and cannot be the cat or principle, or motive to any thing; it is an agrees tenfation chat arifes in any animal, on its mecting or conte d plating aa objc€ that ...

... William and Thomas Story, HAVING purchafed the Stork Trade of James Oibfon, mnonger and Hirdwateman, in the Gtoat-Matket, Newcaftlc, and now carry on the Buftncfs in the fame Shop, take this MetKodto folicit the Favour ortheir Friends and the Public; ...

... Story of the BIENFAIT ANONYME. A New play, under the above name, is now performing at Paris, with uncommon applaufe. It is founded upon a real incident the life of one the greateft men France ever produced. As the ftory docs honour to humanity, fhall ...

... A GENTOO STORY. (From Fragments the Manner of Sterne.) Qr parts of Bengal —an' Ver npri Dour c uot ' l Trim—are goi\in; c y the Englilh. 1 know it, oth unc ' e Tob y> an^ 1 un °efs have they to govern they had never governed l ')ejr Trim—for the honour ...

... A SINGULAR STORY OV MR. STANLEY. James Stanley, who had been an officer I. the King's army during the civil wars which in,the year 1641, and h*d loft by the fequef. tration them the largeft part of hit eft ate, retired fpend the remnant of bts days on ...

... The STORY of Ms. WILSON. Por the Lixcotn, Meacury. A N eminent merchant in the city of London, whofe real name we will conceal under that of Wilfon, was married to a lady of fortune and more merit. They lived happily together with nothing to difturb them ...

... JAPANESE STORY. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH. A *. .9 MAt J^P* ll kft * widow with* three font, whole labour Ihe depended for fupport; the young people, originally in higher fphere life, but left the premature death their father, could fcarcely earn abfolutely ...

... A SPANISH STORY. 0«i A ker Pra rs > ;i' '■**~ t, rich t'landeri Mares, Bld! °f '' 'p F °° Mat t «. » Xa * andthe e 1 Stat* L ' Thing I ' r( her outward ll'fW ** Heart. hNft.Vin, to™- a L?', teen Leagues from NX £*o na, Louisa bleftv J o{^ir ers » Elvira ...

... A VENETIAN STORY. FROM ESSAYS A SOCIETY OF GENTLEMEN AT EXETER. . NO one, acquainted with the Vene'an ftate, can 1.-; a ftranger to the excelliVC jealoufy its government.—And the fecrecy and celerity with which peri°s only of intermeddling in affairs) ...

... STORY OF LE PEUVRE. In the manner of Sterne. ***** «« Blefs me ! what a ihovver ! Fool that was to leave great coat at N What! thunder too Why then for the road. With this, clapt fpurs to horle, and lcampered away, as if a thoufand d s had been pnrfuing ...