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... 1 AiO COI vefels taken or d et Cle roy i Keith, trom Dec, 235. $t hikewile states ‘the ¢ pr ivateer, of 74 Buns, an of NorthsYarmuath, capture o i of 16 guns, by the Pe ty drove on fhore two at! hy terell has alfo taken t Hy wheat, one of 35> the the capture of Les H fi guns, hy the Lady An ail the General Bern € n 14 ssuns, by the Arethu = = i; LONDON, M We have no account Gazette above, ...
... Majefty will only | defire to centribate a general pacification by fidence, and difengaged fi ary perhaps to di th onl, in thofe whic oy of deceiving each other. Frasice and England, t may itill, for a long cme, ...
... Det’iisi Xov. Wheat n 1389. Bariev to oj. 1 >*is 34s 10 42*. od, Beans 68* to r ftv ur\ t AW. 20. Wheat gi» 6J. Kirley to 7os6d, Beans 795. 771. Oats 10495. Wa.rmin/f ...
... Devi it i, 03. Wheat ifcoj. Hurley 43* to 74* oJ. 34« 4tm. ed. Keans 601 Sbs. Ktm-uiy, 03. 156* oJ. Barley 56* oi. beam 7o§. PfJifc 64s to 73a. » >i 43*- Warmin/fer, 03. 25. Whea ...
... fntm tie U«. XaOTTf», lUe. 1799, U Mr. Per it* t. Siß.—.Slncf' 0 yoo, ajtb of the plcAfure c« inform you. that have operated with the defired t-ffecl in Eightv among acquAiiirancc, ...
... Yeftcrday evening arrived three mails, making the fourth within the caurfe of the week; which it appeals, that the preparations for opening the campaign, on the p«rt Aullria, are imntenfe, a hew levy men being ordered. —And, according to-letters from Frcncfort, it was the French would attempt the palfage the Uliine in the night of the 19th ult. the guards at the gate were doubled. In Italy the ...
... the empty cart at onc of ghe ter, figned Revenge, Woodward, a flater,in fi us Duke of ford.—E, a coll to aconcert, confilting of che dy of a Foreign cot; and W. Woodward, r War-Orrice, Dec. 28. envan his Nirs. aughters, latcly from Major A. to be was vening afters Paul Cerjat-to be imujer} attacked by er gentie- captain of a troop; s to ah i 4 totorious as HH. Bache to be. Capt. R. O'Donovan ...
... . A MILITIA OFFICER 'iJiJtciilties, by a chain of unceasing Misfortunes. A Man of fubcr, delicate, and huneft principles, , v b °f n ; n br «i in arlluenie, rather than luticr hit diffi. a,'. « made psabltck, has long tlrayrled with them .'.fry aiisl want, relying on aÃiltance with was never '!« e«i ' â, h ' ? v * ooi «^ounJ, fol ...
... them into a dry cake, bard he aver J then placed the cake « fh fiigate. gallaot eake, todry.--- was Mm) May 2, relate from the putatace: to chi SS cold water, aud in about 1 ed masch.of 40 miles, fur- sunder Licat.Col, thaw fisty grains of very v ne pall The cake ord S50 Ca and 400 of the potacucs; the freebooter ‘D: by je procefe red, and, wiehout dif- Ream of achcrwife, th eltroyed the of ...
... CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, price fos, 6*l. each Houle. Alfa, Fivk-Pouk by whi ...
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