... „ gj nce m y lad arrived the Harwich and Bideford Man of War from Cruize; and the Delight Tender, from Ireland, who lift Friday met Sir Edward Hawke’s Squadron off Portland and put fome impreft Men on board the Ramihes. Yederday Morning anchored in Bay, the Eftl-x Man of War, who parted from the Fleet oft' this Harbour the Evening before, and iatled again this Morning wtth the Leodoft to the ...

... them imagined might be the Comet fo much talked though the Defcnption communicated to us, it ntuft on 7 have been a Parhelium, Mock Sun with a Halo. Tbe Particulars, extracted fro one of their Journals, are in Subftance, « Midnight on Friday the third June laft, in • 77 Deg. Min North Lat. the Weather b.ing clear, they obleived the Sun veiy bright, and encoirpitted • with luminous Circle, ...

... Metier Tmry and Pretty Mifs with two Letters from worthy Gentleman, coneerninjr Ball and Pincudiion, the life of which will infallibly make a food Bny and Pt,Uy good Girl. To which is added a kong-Book being Attempt In teach Childran Printed for I. Ncv.bery, the Bible and Sun, in St. Paul's Church-yard) and fold W. Jat kfcni'in Oxford M. Child, in Amerfham J. Collycr, in NcsVport-Paplcl'i B'. ...

... THE Geographical Part is truly Modern, and the Prefent State of the fcveral Kingdoms of the World, intei fperfed, as to render the Study of Geography both entertaining and inllruftive. CONTAI N C, I, Dercrlprion the Figure and Motion ot'thc Earth. 11. Geographical Definitions and Problems, being nccefiary Intrcdudlion to this Study. IN. A general Divifion the Globe into Land and Water, IV. The ...

... And entered upon at Lady-Day next, A HOUSE and SHOP in the Market- Place, Winflow, in the County of Bucks. Enquire Mr. Turner, Apothecary, at Winflow, or Mr. Egerton at Bicefter. ...

... Letter, CRITICAL REVIEW;! ANNALS of LrTERATURE: For MA 1757. Containing the following Articles, viz. I. Orlando Furiofo, L. Aiioto, in XXII. Colleflion of Dreflei of differlulian and Englilh. Nations, by T. Jeffery*. 11. Remark* on Huire’s Eflay Ka- XXIII. True Merit, true Happinef*. tural Hittory Religion. XXIV. Number I. 11. of the Hiffory 111. The Fleece a Poem, in four of the Pope*, from ...

... G'd has been pleafed fince a plentiful Haiveftof Grain, how rational had it ot-ci ippoir'ed D.iy Public Thankfgiviiig for the lame? the Time for furh a Solemnity feems to to elapfee, ycur Mean;. I Ihait propoic prayer to be Ite- a,; Te Clergy btfore Sermon, immediately after the r, n u h &c. the devout Ufe of which every Sunday, from i',rae to Candlemas nuxt, may polfibly [prevent Civil ...

... L TT, and Enter'd upon Immediately, THE QUEEN’S-HE AD INN Bracktey in the County of Northampton, late in the Occupation of Mr. John Ifil/iams. It is convenient wcllraccuflonicd Inn, pleafantly fitua:od in the Market-Place at Dracl/e; aforefaid. Any Number of Acres of Meadow Ground, from four to twelve Acres, will ictt with the faid Inn. The Furniture, which is very neat, and Stock, will be ...

... along fuTpeftcd to be the Intention of the Enmroflers, which, if it had taken Effect, would have been of dreadful Confequence to this Country; And nothing could frultraiethe Scheme purfued by thefe Southern Factors, but timely Imports made here of all Kinds of foreign Grain bv out Merchants and Dealers in Corn j for, with each Cargp they fent, they protefted it to be their lail. But the early ...

... to fet out from ’James Kemp's, over againff Queen's College in the hifh/treet, OXIORD, fix Times a Week, to the Bell Inn in H lb urn, LONDON ; and a Machine will a fet out from the Bed Inn fix Times a Week for Oxford: And thefe Machines will continue to fet out from Oxford and London every Day in the Week, during the Summer S afon, at Six o’* lock in the Morning. Each Paiienger to pay Too.-la ...

... In THREE VOLUMES, OCTAVO. VOL. I. Containing in Divinity j Sermon! and an Abridgment of Cm ll INC wot tm'x Rtligim of Jafe to Sohiatm, the late Mr, Seijeant Haw«ih». VOL. 11. Containing Dramttic and ether Pum, Tnujlautmt, EJftyt, and Lmm moral and critical. VOL. 111. Containing Ltdunt At Crane, at they were read in the Natural Pbilofephy School in the UnWcriity Oaroan; in which the EaccUendct ...

... to inform the P v Ltc K ( That fmce ROBERT OVERBURY, left tV« fald tut, it has been, and now is. kept by his Sifter* in-Law; Where ail poflible Care will taken for the Accommodation of fuch Gkntlemin and La mat at are pleafed to continue their Favours, which will be Ttrf gratefully acknuvvlcged their mofi humble Servant, MARY Y ATI? 9. ...