... Trom the London Evening Pofl, July 30. A Letter from a Gentleman at Oxford to his Friend in London. S I R, J* H \ ** ft range Alarm which has within thefe fow Days pall: been fpread over the whole Kingdom, with re- gard to lome TraniacTtions fuppofed ...

... deformed, as before it appeared youthful and engag- ing. What became of him afterwards, Tradition does not relate with Certainty. It i.s believed hefted into Egypt, and lived precarioufiy on the scanty Benevolence of a few Friends, who had not totally deferted ...

... Afiemhly of the Chun hof Scotland, May 25 th !7r>o frtm Prov. vi 7. And behold, among the Ample ones, I « uiiccrned among the youths, a young man '• void of lind rfiauding. By JAVI E S I uRDY C E, D. D N ...

... health's fake. However, be this as it will, he was again fentenced to be whipped, and the commanding officer was determined to try an experiment with him, which, if it failed, he re- folved to difcharge fo troublefome, indeed fo Worth! efs, a fellow out of ...

... fpent the morr.in of oin- day* we are agitated by 3 reftlefs defire of re* turninj,, and cultivating again the friend fhip cl ouj youthful companions. We reflect with delight on ihe innocent amufeinenis that then employee ieiijie hours of our time, and ...

... laws for ' If reftraining luxury : the inhabitants tare prohibited from tiling any equi- page in town, but only at their coun- try-houfes, and to bring them to town; nor are they permitted to ufe more than three horfes ; the men muft wear no Jaced linen, ...

... iv tlu*. pkice un fuch ah accafib*B. Oo the 9th irkk died at Invcrury, ?? Duncanfon of Kiel's F.fq; He Was efeiled Provofi; cf that Batghanoo 1 720, and filled the cflice when he bled. In his youth he had luch sn education as ■ in his advanced age waa ...

... not 'Ze focial, more friendly, or more convertible 5s in «be world. W hen. Jjf have once pro- Sefit, none are more faithful friends. Ihey meople of the highell notions oi honour, even S, wiiich is a ftill vifible effed of their an- '°4 love of chivalry, ...

... ditto, from }o .to 60 pints, andin larger quantities ar 9d. per pinr. No.lefs than a chopin fold. Commifiions from the coun- try pointedly anfwered. THat WILLIAMPANTON of Monr-. rofe, A. M. having diligently ft v.d ied rhe theory and practical part of l ...

... credit with the mo- ther country. The caie is plainly this: our flour, bread, flit provifions, hiniber-fifh, live-flock, pel- try, framed rafters, iron-work, cooperage, ftores, Sec. ate always welcome to the French und Spa- niffa iflands, which ihey are ...

... fituatcd in a moft convenient part id the town, being near the centre of bufinefs. -The premiffes are infured by the Edinburgh Friend- ly infurance Ths titles, with the articles and conditions of fale, may be fecn in the hands of Hew Manuel!, Writer, at his ...

... amor.gft the crew, with whom he herds, and rellor'd to a ftate of rationa- lity. In order then to alarm his pride, I (hall try to draw, and lay before his eyes a portrait of him- lelf, ftrip'd of thole gaudy trappings, and bereav'd of thefe fhowy garbs ...