... Mail, which arrived Yefterday from France, fpeak very little of the Negociations of Peace, they being carryed on with great Privacy, and probably wiil be fo 'till every Thing is thorough- ly agreed to; 'till which Time we ought to wait with Patience, and ...

... putation (if it be any Reputation at all) to be thought the Compiler of them ; since I am as sure as the Retire- ment and Privacy I enjoy can make me, that all Enqui- ries and Conjectures on that Subject will be as fruitless and ineffectual, as that the ...

... President of the Chancery, in which he desir'd Leave to retire from Business, in order to spend the Remainder of his Days in Privacy. He had presented a Memorial of the like Nature, a few Days before, to the Secret Committee, wherein he de- sired the same ...

... furprife the Avant Guard of fhe Auftrian Army • that was at the Cattolica ; a Party of 3000 Spa- niards march'd with great Privacy from Peiaro to the Cat.o- lica, with a View of cutting oft the Communication of i!«i* Part of the Auflrian Army f confifling ...

... arefruitlefs and vain, I have refolved tofeek that fmall Share ot Happinefs, which is to be acquired in this venal Country, in Privacy and Retirement, where I amfure it is only to be found, and therefore I am determined to return no more to London, unlefs my ...

... conceived againft the Field Preachers, the King has refolved to allow ?? Sub- jefts the free Liberty of their Religion, with Privacy and Decency, upon Terms that will quickly be made publick by an F.d ift. An Exprefs arrived on Thurfday at the Admiralty from ...

... difert ; and his Eminency, after t«king a (lion Repose, commonly goes ftom fits Winter Apartment to ?? one, for the Sake of Privacy and Solitude. The V.tle: de Chambrt Imfelctti, the Negro, Author of the Re- furrectibn of the Chutiru of theßaflia's Galley ...

... inferted. ?? to hit Editiln. WHereas MARY the Wife ofTHOMAS DUNN, of Newcaftle upon Tyne, Mariner, has, without the Knowledge or Privacy of her Husband, conttafted feveral Debt* ,* This is to give Notice, that if any Perlbn or Perfons Ihall herctfter Truft or ...

... New- caftle upon Tyne. WHereas MARY the Wife oI'THOMAS DUNN, of Newcaftleupon Tyne, Mariner, has, without 'he Knowledge oi Privacy of her Husband, conttafted feveral Debts » this is to give Notice, that if any Perfon or Peifons Ihall heieafter Ttiift ot ...

... Silver Beaket f-om Widow Ha!!*t Mary Fryer, for ftealing a Scarlet Ihort Coke, the Property of Mr Bayles, was ordered to be privacy wh ppd ; Ca- therine Smith, for ftealing a Piece of Beei, the Property of Wm. Dodds, Butcher, was ordered to be privately ...

... lelves with the Society of Solitude. Thete is, indeed, fcarce- ly any Writer who has not celebrated the Happinefs of ru- ral Privacy, and delighted himfelf *\nd his Reader with the Me- lody of Birds, the Whifper of Groves, and the Murmur of Rivulets, nor ...

... obliged htm to refign his Daughters to other Families $ the Vivacity and Curioliiy of his Sons, hurried them out of ruq-al Privacy into the open World, from whence they haj not very foon an Inclination to return. This however was no, more than he had always ...