... 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 ...

... in about three Wtekf. _ re The King has been pleated appoint Major Patcrlon, the 19th Regiment of Foot, be Licutenant-co onel of the 6} d (sir William Boothby’s) in the Room of Lieutenantcolonel St Clair, who retires. .. a- - VVe hear that a German is invented a Method extrafling SubiUnee from which anfsver* all the Purpolcs which Cochineal applied, in dying Scarlets, Cnmlons, See. Some ...

... AN Improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called a i th i, ti a t l, liitia in * piealant and , catihlui rati of Panin, in the Countv ot NonnumbeilriiU, the ycat y Value of Poi.ndv, conbllmg nl leveral CtOiea Atable, Mcaoow, and Paltuie Oioundv, lilac tier, veil water.i and leuctd hat good LiAciiotict belonging to tire I line, and Coal* very near it: Alio a good Dwr.tmg Itou'.'e, Ou-hrulet, and uihci ...

... ExtraA of Letter fiom a Gentleman Dublin, joiy ithem Didrift. This feeroa to be the Story; of (hot P-omc., .ho lohahiuot. of . themfcltes injured by fome new Roads mad* the*, and therefo'o .IT.mbl.d. i. «. coiop'l .ht .ho Country prOmife them Redrefs that J' Facility with which .hey were gratified thofe J«“ * made them rain and infblent, and from hey declared againtt the Clergy’s fmaller ...