... not yet appeared. The friends of the confpirators fay they had no delign againft the lives or liberties of any body, but only to put the government upon its proper foundation according to the constitution ; and reckon thofe who died in the caufe were martyrs ...

... of Capt. In—as at Deptford, it 0 thought, will be finifh'd ; after which there will be one Captain and feven Lieutenants to try. • - A Prefentation has paffed the ,Great Seal, to enable The' „ mas Dalton, Cl. to hold the Vicarage of Trifhinguard, alias ...

... this ; that the Youth 4) -e t , }J ; pared and brought up to inherit all the Vices, of their Fat'l 3 ,) which cuts off all Profpea of Reformation, and flatlets as . between us and Mercy. 0 On you therefore, Fatkers and Mothers, your Coun,trY , ,t the Church ...

... (hall be given, and all poflible Di- ligence ufed, to make thofe that attend thete ptivate Leflons, ac- quainted, in as fhort Time as polfible, with every Part of Know- ledge ?? to be taught, that the greateft Part of Youth, hy fat the moft impoitant and ...

... either already are, or courfe of law may be t > y provided. And we fincerely u fti, at no greater misfortune can bell,. l,n try, than an open rapture t[i C> Pri . between the clergy and the o °f land; who, from the juftboth of religion and policy, V rto ...

... Efq; Lad Wea died at Cowes In the Ifle of %Vier, William Sterhens. Erg; and we bear the 'Bulk .of his Fortune, which is upwads of 2 0,000 I. will devolve to his Nephew, Mr. John Stevens, a Mc,- c int in Princes Street. On Thurfday Evening died, after a few ...

... indefatigable Zeal, in the Service of his Coun- try, made him univerfally efteemed by all who knew him ; and it may with Juftice be faid of him, few Men have ever died more univerfally lamented in their Coun- try in general, more efpecially in the Neighbourhood ...

... E I B R G H Evening Courani, Stpt- 24. Thurfday tell died Mr, John Love Redlor of the Grammar School of Dalkeith } Eminent for his Learning, well as his Integrity and Care in the Education of Youth. They write from Air, that on Saturday laft one Hugh ...

... ' iat °f water, that ,' e or j r Uc will fall below the fen- °v e n equal to the fun's elevation vi r° re inftead taking our di-0 rom the horizon, as is the cu- ta^e from l ' ie fun's /!'' lotn water, or quickfilver, k' to Shaken by the , Point 1 an an ...

... chofen.will furely not be negledted, confirmed him in his Choice. He opens his Heart a common Friend, and honettly difcovers the State of his Fortune. His Friend applies to thofe of the young Lady, whofc Parents, if they approve his Propofjls,difclofe them ...

... when wile ' lo^en » flire not be neon ' Con^rme d him in his choice. is he _ art to common friend, tu ; one oly difcovers the ftate of his the () e ' s friend applies to thofe of Un g jady ; whofe parents, if they their V s P ro Pofai», difclofe them ...

... the Place would be taken. • • ~.,.etters from Dantzick, by the Way of Hamburgh, ad; 7 1 e, that Field Marital Count . Lafci .died lately-at Riga; that the Emprers of Raffia had Conferred on General Command in thief of the Troops in the qu'ered Provinces ...