... the PRINTER SIR, Sir William Draper’s bed be bed torture, has made it for himfclf. I ftiull never interrupt his repofe. Having changed the fubjeft, there arc parts ol his lall letter not a reply. Leaving his private charafter and conduft out of the quellion, 1 lhall conlider him merely in the capacity of Author, whole labours no diferedit to a News-paper. fuy, common difcourfe, that a man may ...

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... where they *d 'W t.V.Vh h. tV»eral pfres. at 'hear .-'' lan, having left caodlc burning whett they w e'r.’i beet, left the ftoiW might retc’f’;i the precaution eery ibifoituViate, the candle being imprup'ertV plated, f-t fire ts the honft, hutaft it to the ground. „ YelKiday Mr. j.d.nfuu. baftcet-hlaVcV th.l gown, being bis ten IC', hiinielf in hi* l - LSun Lad batnitig in the Hvfct* I'Ve, was ...

... Central JAietfrg cf fte tie fberj-tw, •xd jiatturnmiMt ite King's-Arms at Halfit-i *« inday the nth y this Inf-amt Aftil, it mas aM',ngf otter things order A, 7hat 'Trufees as have, or JtaU, receive any kiuney anjirtg from list Turnf-tkes tm UatfeJ Divifiom, to In out in ref airing the RsaJs there, are not lay eft the fame, until they Jaesli fatisfied that the hitmtilants of each Parijh, v. ...

... liifteient reckoned, they were bcuteh ;uhl ill nearly ;>t th viz. at the Guoln, ticti Ohaetta, nt Cantpitello, Calcii.ma, ami Ajaccio. At the fit 11 cfthele places, the Kiench loft about zoic men, at the they quitted the field of battle ; in the tliiul, they fullered llill mat j the fourth carps was entire!) put to the route, and terribly harralf In their retreat 500 Volunteers, who ...

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... he lott the whole of'this brilliant fortune in the alley. 7. Edinburgh, Dei . iS. This day came on before the Hijrh C lur. of j nlliciary, the trial Mango Campbell, late ojhcer of exciic Ayr, indiited for the n>timer the late F.url Eglington: ad- \;bt bwingitarted the Judges, 1 whether their the Aamiral Court was the 1 competent one ? They the cam lei • both tr plead upon that point, when Mr. ...

... s> E London, Gfc. ThurfJay, Eeb. 9. 1. This Day Sir Fletcher Norton was re-ekaed Member tor Guilillord in Surry, his Seat in Parliament being vacated his being appointed by the King Chief Jultice in of all his Majclly’s Forrells North of the Trent. 2. It i* faid that a certain Gentleman, lately promoted to a high Office, received the Sum of 5001. as a retaining Fee in a Caufe now depending, ...

... the Danube. SHI? NEW,'} EXTRAORDINARY. By the Friend’s Adventure, Ctpt. Bell, frort Whitby for London, have accaunt of the following melancholy accident which has befallen Sir —fl D—. the 4th December, A. M. the Knight was fwimmihg o!f Piamborough-Head, he unfortunately fell with a whale, who, miftaking him for a porpoife, immediately fwallowed him up with Kis petitionary Turban upon liis head ...

... requell rcfign. The Minillry Cticred to make kumiliation, but his Grace, with becoming 1; ir t, declared that the alfiont being public, the rep iration mull be folikewife. In the mean time the goes on, and the Duke porlills in his refiguation. g. There was but Imall company 1 hurfday night at Guildhall ; but never before Was much nlifchicf done the fray began between one and two tlie mstcing, ...

... rlir.t' M ai.l.n M w® vidfircc in ii >ni>n'-; ci in djtcu-v-- l IljUci.., Clcva.i, , i.'-r,- bourhoo.d Hamburgh, and upnn the _.rv..- the united pr.n inces, and alij imu.iii _ # i, e d provinces—His M jndy taking the fame into his «}•#! confideralior, is plcaffs. with *jvic! bis privy council, prohibit the intonation of any kij.-. vfiviir.vd ■- ittic, fit', raw cr lilted, iwn.s iioof-, from ...

... Good Lodgiiiga tn various Pa:ts the Town far Noblemen, Gentlemen, itc The Ho to enter’d the Day before Running, before Rich Hovel the bell, Clerk of the CoitrCe, PATRICK FsI.AK.IC, 1„ , THO. J MEDLYCUf, J BUHNHAM-MAc.KK r, Aug. as, ryty. To LETT and Enter’d upon icimcJuicly, Or Michaelmas next ALarje and commodious Dwslllng-Httufo, with m.tny Convenieucei, lituitc the place in Burnham ...