... lerils that (fh-illii bave reached uts btatore thts 6ij, e, bun for the fre':7iag . f the .be, ifite th .t G',el ?? Jl it-ii row, ini cn 1- (Jt~tilC c (^rders tl-n tli !-.;nr-ror ?? has Ilni n':e-l Is re -rt r 'e 11 ircel. *rom -wtoch it is s.;giiedit that ...

... HAPPLEs-F9USE, L EST ERS, alias W PXDEN's- HOWJS E, and EAS'TABLOOKE'%s, alias PUDN .St's HOUSE, all fituate in the Eaftern Middle Row, within thus Borough of OkeAimpton aforefaid. Alf,), Alli thofe Melfue3rs or 11weling'Houfeca &c. fituwte in the Borough of ...

... veffer, and accordingly, wrefling a fivord out of the hands of the officer of the hoat, lie compelled ?? French failors to row him back t ) the MVarquis of Granhy, gallantly boardfd her, fword in hand, and foon cleaed thfe deck of the Frenchmen, who precipi- ...

... December, yet until the year l Si the year did not terminate Urtil tbe vern 1l Fquincx, the 24th of March foi;-wing, and even row, it wve rccio n fronn the birth of cilt, t:. e year chould terminatt or. the 4tLh of Decen-bIM, wvhetvas we do not conider it ...

... human frame is liable feim the viciffitudts of our Climate. They ale ::dmirahly cakulaf-ed or diifrdetis of [he Stomach and Row:ls, fo; pet fons of a Pilious or a Gouty h ibit, as alfo for thofe xvh ofe confl in tions have been ?? by a too a~live or too ...

... HEREBY GIVEN, That the N *l'-iELS growving at UPEX aid BAr-iockZ. ad. VCet aod in the firit Page of this laper, tor nalt To-mor- row, the :7rh inilant, at the feurce inn, in this oiiry,, hayv Leen djft3f.d .f f£y p'i'tarr Gsnt aa. A N AIPPRENTICVt WAN 'ED by ...

... irtrurmnred by Freoch privateers and gun.uvelvisls all firing ; I ordered the boats-from the Q een Chlnl lotte anld Line- j3ald to row towards thic enem Y, in hopes it nuigbt entouira-g the cutter to refift until tihe couldi get utndler our guns, but Ihe w.S ...

... the f.rme day, tl t of %which there were Ninety feveil wounded, p o'ily daIlerous, 'IS N Efcaped in the launch, which was rowing ir sard round the (Iip, with a twenty -four-poull. I r, no Renmaining prifoners o41 board. 3 D On fhore on leave ; i Lieuteisant ...

... armed men boarded the David, and tb having flarted two butts of wine, drank their fill, and took out the mate and two feamen, rowed into the Sound, and moft inhumanly placed the mate on one buoy, and the two men on another, where ?? re- mained till day-break ...

... ZWST. - BRA-VI? SoLDIERSr ' I hailvn to announce to you, that tihe Ceneral in Chici has clande~t-n-ly quittcd Egypt, arid is row- on l!ti rcturn to Ftralce, accomripanied by Gen; als Berthitcr, 'tur It, Citizens Berthollet, Monge, and leveral more of his ...

... ron, A. B. ox er Cohlge, anld Jolhn.incenr, A. ii. t;f Baltio! Cule4c-, Oxford, to the licly order of Deacons: Ard Wi lian- Row, A. B. rif Exeter CAllege C harles Kektevicl, of Balliol Col- Icge ; and Thomna.s Putt. A. B. of Orit College, Ox- iford, to ...

... vorthy, in the faid County, dillnt about r5 S Nites rnrc EXcLtr, 7 fiom Crediton, atnd r: frtrn 1 iver- ton and Southtn:oton. row in tle Occupitiois of John Leich, as Tenant for as'i ci) ,rfzi Yc.ari, of which 13 '.ii be usnexpircd at Lady day next. Ior ...