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... their friends and the puhlick, that they have OPENED a SHOP as above, with an elegant- aflbrfnicnt of every article, in the above branches, particularly.SupcrfincQloths fromthe beft Manufacturers, Spanifh'Coatings, Fancy Waiftcoats, Buttons, Sec. try JOHN ...
... of War in that Station are ordered to go under that Operation, as Convenience offers ; which it is thought will be a great Saving to the Navy. A fmall Quantity of the Florida Wool is now in Town, which is reckon d equal to Spanilh Wool; and great Expeftations ...
... with an account of the death of Lord Lyttelton. It is faid he died in an ajioplfcftic lit, a* lie was walking in his gar Jen. —Lm-.d. Even. , Another account fay*, that on Friday lalt died, after two days illneft, at Hagley Park, Worcelterlliire, the ...
... pour' lt thy Lultre o'er the cliearfu! Land. With odorif'rous Garlands, t v .te 1 hail. Where gaudy Flora boalt. her thoufaiid Dies i And fwiftly wafted by thy balmy Gale, To thy mild Shrine the poor Lultruiioiis life. O may thefe Praifes reach thy gentle ...
... River Mufquito fhore Mrs Mary Mogg who died this week at Oak-inghatn in Berkfnire greatly advanced in years youth celebrated Toad Beauty was identical perfon” whom wrote Ballad called Molly Mo£g-Friday morning died at his houie in south Auuley fireet Grofvenor ...
... offender to lead tlii-i obnoxious part of the fervice. In I Ids di- lemma our parfon goes over to 1111 organiit in the neigh- bouring city, and after much importunity, prevail* with his tuneful friend to fet the* ?? muftc, for liimlflf and John, ill two parts ...
... ordered be put into commiffiutl, and feverhl commifliotis granted forfiiting lirtt privateers.' -The foecial-commiflion for trying the prifoners in the Tower, will . M'opened on the t6th lifontit.. The names the following Judges appeat'iti the camriiifTidn: ...
... litvrally experienced from his numerous friends, and the generous puMk. The reduction of duty on Brandy, Rum, Geneva, and Wines, having now taken place-, A. Stcvenfon take! th'rt early op- portunity of informing his friends thereof; and of allurine them, thatall ...
... tlie greatelt gencrofity and moll cordial welcome. A few days fmee died, after a (hort illnefs, the Rev. Mr. Clavey, Vicar of Norton Bavant, and Curate of Heitefbury. Saturday the in(l. died at his heufc in Bridgewater, Philip Baker, Receiver-General for ...
... the Fanny Devonifh from Barbadoes the Sarah Toyvnfend fronvNew-York Good Hope Smith the Clarendon Ruffel and the Friends Sherry Jamaica DIED Mr Samuel Jefferies bridle-cutter in Redcliff-ftreet— Mrs Power widow of late Mr Power butcher St Auguftine’s Glocefler ...
... 111-K!', Rlcbartl Tyfnn, pfqj M. C. James K,i». M. C. New ?? Lnivei Roams, Lord fc | uly Onflow, I ,orr! Malmrfbun*, 1 .01 r! Di lavil, I ?? Sidney, Lai I y St, I aiivrence Hon, Mr. I'ufi v, Hon. Mr. C'live.llon. Mr, Onlli.w, Sir William Afliurft, Sir Wm ...
... either amid ft thefe fludluating waves be driven headlong into flavery by defpotic tyranny the poor Voters of the B—r—gh of Friends and fellow Voters who are two thirds of 'Ele&ors have it I now our power to aflert our right of chufing proper neighbouring ...