... fur - prize the Avant Guard of the Auftrian Army that Was .at the Cattolica; a Party of 3000 Spaniards marched tiith great Privacy from the Pefaro to the Cattolica, with a View of cutting off the Communication of that Part of the 4uflrian Army (confilling ...

... which remained about a Fortnight : From thence he went to ,Qttaibu rg h, where he likewifc fpent fame Days, but with ail Privacy imaginable, which was the Reafon that hitherto have had fuch imperfe& Accounts of his Motions. It very pofitively affirmed ...

... where his ild be fatisfied.' Upon this he very pru- The farrai-Afternoon the Water was fo high in Suffolk— ~.: •ith all the Privacy imaginable, and, lay Street, Charing-Crofs, occafioned by the violent Rains that' • cition of the Magiitrates, the Mob have ...

... be fhoidd repair to the Darn, where his Curiofity wOuld be fatisfied.' - Upon this he very prudently retired, with all the Privacy imaginable, and, by the timely Enterpofition of the Magiitrates, the Mob have been prevented from pulling his Houfe down, ...

... Which attend him every where, command all Eyes; co. th4t councils are heldeither at the Palace or at Potfdam with poflible Privacy,, and yet without feeming to de fire Secrecy. Their Appiehenfions at Frankfort continue as ffrong as ever, and yet they mention ...

... Member ,ncils are held either at the Palace or at Potfclam . of parliament 'foi: Beaurnaris in the Ifle of Anglefea, in 'AC Privacy, and yet without feeming to de,- the room of Lord Vifcaunt Bulkeley, deceafed, and not Their Appiehenfions at Frankfort continue ...

... hear that in Contempt of the late Law ena.aed for preventing Clandeftine Marriages, they art carried on, though with more Privacy than hitherto, for which two Peifons Are already likely to become txamples to others , We are informed by forne' Gentlemen ...

... If we may pay any Regard to feveral private Letters from trasbugh, they are making great Preparations there, with all the Privacy imaginable, for affembling a great Body of I.troops, with Tents and a Train of Artillery, and every thing , el fe requifite ...

... is exceeding plain ltlable COllealoll Of BoOkS 1 I Lunaticks, in a retired and airy Situation, d round, for the Safety and Privacy of his and ealy to .he.underftood, and printed Direetions will be given for o Branches of LI TERATUR II ; the Whota in & e ...

... Billion, for the Reception of Lunaticks, in a retired and airy Situation, With it Garden walled round, for the Safety and Privacy of his I: ) atients, with a Cold Bath upon the Pretniffes, which in many Cafes is very neceffary in that dreadful Malady ; ...

... fiiMon, for the Reception of Lunaticks, in a retired and airy Situation, with a Garden walled. :ott , tor the S:ifrty and Privacy of his Patients, with a Co 4 upon the Premiffes, which in many , Cafes is very necrfia.. • .dreadful Malady ; the Experience ...

... in Bildon, for the Reception of Lunaticks, in a retired and airy Situation, with a Garden walled round, for the Safety and Privacy of his Patients, with a Cold-Bath upon the Premiffes, which in many Cafes is very neceltary in that dreadful Malady ; the ...