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... from Toulon, that 150 Corficar.s, whom it.e had made Prifonert, and who were cor.f.ced in the Gaols that Town, hate made their Ei.aae, and taken R.. in Ewroy.* 12. LettersfcomFlorer.es of the n’. confirm th* Account of Eaithquake l aving been teu i..erc u,.. and add, That it had done great Dru.nge. the Fcoda! Territories of the Princedom F.-mifiii the • Romagro-Florenlind ;• that a great ...
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... Continued by Mr. MUSGKAVE, Surgeon, in Colchester, At his Houle at Mile WHERE Patients may be affured of conftant Attendance and Accommodations, Mi. Mufgrave having Inoculated upwards of Four hundred within the Year with out the l.ofs of a fmgle Patient. Any Number, not than two, applying together, may be inoculated his ftiecefsful Method at Two Guineas each Perfon, Tea, Sugar, and Wine ...
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... 0 l liing, will thole vile Flatterers wlu'm may t unaptly call fo many weak Echoes the Frailes you fb Ircelv iavith youth It Eel tl.cn coyie ;io the Pit let us try draw your Sketch, and to trace the oiiil Features which contribute the forming or iClurc perhaps is where matched. Not endowed with anyone Talent its whole extent* yet endeavouring perfuadc the that he pofi‘eii them all in the ...
... ;he Houle of Lords was afterwards moved L:, in revtr t!i- Judgement, Account the Alteration of the J-lccortl; and tiie Court recommended to the Auome)-General to gram it oi. the hr if Application. . Lond, Ev. ft. Mr. 'A’ilkes moved for Writ Error to the of I.ords : And laid, that fr®m the V/ifdom and Jvfticc of ihit lie tlut the Alteration the Records Lord Chief jnificc Mrp.sheid his own Houle ...
... S X. the Gentlemen, Clergy, Farmer?, and Freeholders the County SE X. Gentlemen, nErmit us to embrace this carluji Off ortunify of returning you our mof fine ere and hearty Thanks jor the Honour you have this Day been pieafed to center upon us, in electing jour Rtprefenta/ives in far (lament t The very great Majority in our Favour upon the affords us the gi cater Pieajure, flutter our- J ...
... i - The Court Dircs\oi*s ihe Eirt-Intlia meeting held cm the u!t. tlie following Keiolt ti in,\ i?. Kelolveil, i!ic mod i •'Vftup.l mctho l to prevent he Sale ct the command Ships in ihe Company's lln vice, and . after the March next, upon tii« Death ( * of any Ships employe*!, onto t:nplo\f\l the CaJnpaiy’s Service, or whenever there (lull 1 e ;i ol Kefignation, Incapacity, oi’kiav’l'*, ...
... THE Inoculation lately carried on by MelTrs. Fox, Barnard, and Hose, Houle late Sir Ralph Crcffield's in Ardieich, liffex, is continued by Mr. John Barnard, Surgeon, in Colfhelter, upon the ufual Terms. To he SO I. D. THE PerperuiTy Anvowsoft of Year, after Death the prefent Incumbent, aged j8 Vears, fituate wiibin e'ght Miles I olChester. Enquire of Mr. tub nan in New Inn, London ; or of Mr ...
... C- L on'don, (sc. Tuefday, May 31. 1. A Fleet of Obfervation, it is kid, will rhortly be Tent to the Mediterranean. St. J. Cbron, 2. heir from Porlfmouth, thit three Companies of Marines will embarked on boani Ships War tilting out there, intended for the Mediterranean Station. Lout!. Lv. Pofl. 3. Tram Ev. (3c. I'hc circulated, that the Treaty entered into between the French and Gcnoefe, is ...