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... which is inex- hauftible, and a fine Pafture for Sheep and Cattle, with the utmoft Probability of a fine Lime Quarry in the Edge of the Mofs, of which fome Stones are digged, and proves good Lime. As aifo is to be rouped feparately or apart, a Superiority ...
... courfes, they got to Juan Fernandes. The remaining part of the month of Aprjl, we had generally hard gales, tho' we had been edging to the Northward ever fince the 22d. On the 30th, found ourfelves in lat. 52. 13. which bring the Northward of the ftreights ...
... independent of the crown : and as well by appointing him Lord High Admiral at fii iV, as afterwards by fufFering him, on the death of Monk, and the difgrace of Monmouth, to diftribute all the military pofts among his creatures, put into his power toeflablifh ...
... viz. John a trader; William Mitchell, his 11 and Tom, a negro (Rofs's flave), at the Sug c ga's. where the mifchicf was begun a I''Jfa' of the headman of that town, and other J ciated with him, who firft killed jjT Mitchell, and then the negro: That the ...
... the Turks, drawn from fources that have been inacceffibie to other travellers. j. The effufions of friendfhip, 2 vols .. The death of ?? \. Roufleau's letter to the Archbifliop of Paris. ? . Genius and Valour. 6. Clark's letters on Spain. » Thehiftoty of ...
... head and filoulders, from the edges and bale of the pail; and was befides kept in continual terror, by threats of drowning, her miftrefs often calling Mary Mitchell to fill her a tub of water for that purpofe. Where Mitchell fiept at this time, we are not ...
... Performance. : Next '.vill be preftnted, The % A 808. * WI?rT» ENBY Mr FOOTE. Tic principal characters by Mr FOOT E, -, Mr Death, Mr Haen«, Mr Mofs, Mr Tlatton, irn-'hb'M.- Chartcris, Mr MHls, Mrs Johnfon, Mrs Ek anci'M Webb. •'-.'ivill be added, A Modem ...
... extending it to thole nations; w-'iich arc ■ Ilill dwelling in the habitations of cruelty, and in the iiahd of the Iha- dow of death ? . The public Inall bei acquainted, from time to time, of the fufece'fs of this aforementioned fubfeription, and of the manner ...
... fterer in Edinburgh, will begin to fell the whole STOCK of UPHOLSTERY GOODS vvhich belonged to her hulband at the time ofhis death, and wliich arc novv in the fnop lately ?? by him, the firft fore flair beiovv the entry to the new Bridge. The fale to bt ...
... fs'hio— iblcfigßrc-J. ftript, and plain Ribbons, eirttt. whifcj Thread Laous Eii i '■•: . Troleys and lootings; Bloid Lace 3, Edgings, and Trim- mings of aii flirts; Black Silk ?? of ?? prices-; Ladies Drtlt Caps of ueweft lathions ; black and coloured Mode* ...
... houfe is liferented. by Mrs Cockhunl; and as the purchafer does nol enter to pofieffion lill her death, the price is only payable at the till, lerm after her death. — The houie is in excellent con- dition, well aired a:ul li.hted. Il is to he fet up at 150 ...
... GOODS, con- fiftiiig of fine Point. Braffdh. Tiire id. Blond, and ili.ick Lace-; of all kinds ; Silver Double Edged Lace.Gold and Silver Edgings for trimming Gown.-, MorcelFd Quilting, Plain and Figured Detnities, Black and Coloured Satins and Perli-ii ...