... Partl. Of Knowledge in general; the Advantage* of gaining it early, with a Definition tbeieof. Of God, his t(fence and Attributes. Of the Origin of Nature, and fitft Formation of Things. Chronological Tables of the Knowledge of hiftotical Events from •he Saxon lieptarchy, A.D. 45;, to the piefent Time. Part II Geography, in a Manner entirely new: Containing, (by Qneftlon and Anfwet) t. A ...

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... h?ieby Kq'tnrfd immediately pay Dcb»s rcnrdih, upon r.c, the Aflignec of the BankiUpt** Eftatc And tficfti. ALL PERSONS indebted to Mr JamesLurne, late Kidlandlee, are immediately pay in thetr fevetal Debt* to Robert HorOey, in Clennell. Robert deadhead, in Kidtandlee, Thomas Davifon, in Winuthau(h, »ho are impoaered to receive the fame, otherwitc thev til be piolecu>cd aiiiiout tuithri Notice ...

... c U R A i in Pitgrmtfredi Newcastle upon Tyn^ M 1} C U L X I 11. this Day it Pstili/hoJ, lily KING** AotHoatTV} far tU« Ufe of all Chribtian PaMittsl, One Vol. Folio, ptintctl on bwutiful Letter and fine Paper; Illuftration the New Teftanient OK Our LORD ga4 SAVIOUR jsduf CUtitTj NOTES pod EXPLICATIONS. In tbit Wotk the facrcd Teat if pridted at letge, and illdtlratrd a Mennsr diffeteny any ...

... BE' 15, MO C C L'X II i. « .s. Mteklmtunh, (GtrmMny) Stfr,. Wt arc ail here the greatreffi Confufion, owing Rept that hit PrufEan Majcfty intendt marching a Body of jo » Men at lead, into this , Dutchy* Vatioat are the C®aJeW relative to the Caufc of this intended Movement; fomedV Ihey are only Coips of Obfcrvation. to watch the Motitfni f the Saxon Troops which have been for fome Time ...

... fCouit, Middl«'«s*; Ta Edward Webber, Leadcl kall street, St ...

... CtKLIK', {Gtrm'ani) Aftrth s. Ririficaiiofia the definitive Treaile* with the &i»- ■ Qnecn, pitilor s ...

... H s-MttwoTou, in the PariD'of Stain’on, ahont three Miles fmm S'oaley, four from Stockton, fire from Taim, and (5* from A FREEHOLD ESTATE, confiding of too Acres of Arable, Meauow. and Paftnre Land, well fenced and watered, with very fond new Prick Hntife, Barn, I ...

... 11' ought to confidered by the Inhabitants of (be'e Nations an ineftimable Blelfing, that there ate no* publilhtng among rhem fo many Explications the Holy Sciipsurcs, and in fo commodious Manner for the rntebifeti. Toe only Point is to fix on that which is themoft pions, ta ional, fuH, and cleatctt Explication of the Scriptures, emeng the fevetal ones now publiQiing, without having to any ...

... M d c c x • T*^ —~ 'Mi la two Dm* p»ft-707« Qa»rt« iiW » b*wc be*o entered from Holland; belidet which it i* of the Allied Army's Magazine* in Germanj to Eng* land to fupply the Market, till new On* Z. thralbed oat. The Report of the Bilfaopof ftring to proteA Mr Rice, if would embrace the Uoo, it groandlefa In Codideratton of Mr* Rice'* hjj > dily. delivered her EfFedla, at the Time of Me ...

... .»F I » CC Jll Arrived the Maib Aron uid Houaim. Amfitrdaw {iKiitiinJ) arrived froarSt EaChtia. bringi Advice general m the Colony of Baribina. They mob the Part of the Whitea, Rod the Reft M.ftoi their Uvu. Some «ho goa to St wanted m$ firft New* tbia Miafortoae. Barhotiaa is noc ao old larawii, but it was beginning to improve much, od it traa be fbon flourifltiog State. We fofeeA that ...

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