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... laden with Barley, which they, afterwards fecured, and got off; but that the People had all found Means to efcape, 'except one Woman, whom they .had carried into Slavery. . 'PETERsBouaO, (Ruffia) Sept. 26. A few Days ago we had Letter S from Ailiacan, dated ...
... of To oo . Horfe, 6000 Foot, and 20 Pieces cf Cannon, being infOrnied of the Arrival of the French Succours in his Enemy's Army, immediately retreated to an . intrenched Camp, which lay hetw - een an inacceffible Mduntain, and a, deep Rivulet, that formed ...
... '71,•-•111:::-.;;•••**;4''N,:f:',n..;„-,\.,,,,,,I,,„,—. Alexanam, in the County of Folk, ping to pay a Via to a young - Woman whom / he courted, and finding her in Company with another Perfon, be returned home, and hang'd himfelf in a Saw-Pit near his ...
... the Poles, becaufe they have aelually Abundance of Horned -Cattle grazing in Turkifh Grounds; The Grand General of the Crown Army has clifpatched a Meffenger to Cordlantiriople, to make Reprefentations on this Head to the Grand Signior, And defire his Sublime ...
... Privateers, and Time of „Peace a Den of Thieves and Smugglers; and laftly, by the Military Dfpofitiptis made in Alface, where an Army ofso,ooo Men may be affembled in lefs than a Mntith,'if Court thinks proper., To all we may add, our new Settlement on the ...
... foniewhat nice in picking the Men, it Can hardly be inferred that their Courts are at the Eve of a War; for as they have great Armies on Foot, Defertion and other Cafualties nauft needs require a good Number of Recruits to be annually raifed. On the 24th paft ...
... iffue from the two Openings of that Mountain,Oii ' tw o Rivers of Fire which unite again at fome Diftance, intirely defiroy the Land throngh, which they pals. The calamities occafioncd by there Eruptions have engaged the Court to order publiok Prayers, toimplore ...
... of a Canal, but the latter teems to deferve the Preference, becaufe in Time of War it ferves to hinder the , Progrefs of an Army, which the former facilitates. HAGUE, (Holland) Dec. 16. There is a Talk of fending a Perfon well vers'd in the Affairs of ...
... the N at ' IVCS, ; they are alarmed, that the late Regulation is not duly executed; they claim fome Promifes of a long (landing : Ainidft there Collifions; two PartieS - ake fpning up, vithich one fets for Independency and Commonwealth, w.hilft .the ...
... Dwelling-Houfes in Cotton, let at 51. as. 6d. a Year ; and other Lands there, called the IVloveages, prelent Rent 251. a Year, formerly let at 30 1. 4, Year. Alfb an undivided Moiety of certain Lands in Cafile- Fields, near the laid Town of ShreWsbury, called ...
... toget ' her with WilHanx Mouth Efq;. in the .Room of Horatio Townfhend, cleceafed, to be his. Majefty's Cornmiflioners within land, Wales,. and the Town of Berwick upon Tweed for the Management and Receipt of ,his:Makity's Revenues of Excife and other Duties ...
... a Diflance one of the Men went in, and found the Woman of the Houie up . . He called for a -Pint of Becc, and while he was drinking it, he 4..ommended the Dog, and pretended he would buy it. The Woman fa.id, her Hufband would not part with it for any ...