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... are employed in keeping Regifters of the Weather; from whence, it is forefeen, that very great Advantages will arife, A celebrated Author, it is thought, will fhortly employ his Pen in pointing them out, that fuch as have Leifure may be the more flrongiy ...
... in CooftanKgoodCondition, but wirblike- , wife provide for -an annual Squadron ol three Fri- . gates to fcourthe Coafts and keep them flee from .Mohammedan Corlairs. , If any Credit in due to feveral private Letters from Paris, there is lom«hing very dark- ...
... and ?? upon lytic, belonging to Gilbert Kilpatrick. Whoever has a Mind rubuy the lame, may apply to the Lid (.ii.mi_.ht Kim-atiuck or Mr Leon akij Ih.t.i. , Inn keep'.'i, at the l.ird in the liufh, Newctftleupmlynt, mjt.Riding •. FAIRS OPENED, VAGRANTSCON* ...
... but we hear 175 of our People, who fled to the River Ganges, were taken and put into a Dungeon, from whence only 17 came out alive. It i 3 faid the Indues have fince put the French in Pofieffion of our Factories. The following Indiamen are arrived from London ...
... own and hia Bufinefs, and will be fupplicd with Milk for ?? of his Family from my own Slock ; but he will not be allow'ei to keep any Thing Animal, except Sheep, and that in a Joint- Intcrclt upon the Commons and Fallow- only, the Stock 'to be all fold ...
... Wake- PISLD STAGE-CARRIERS, have left the Bear Inn ill Beijinghall-Street, L'jti.lo.-i, and yo to the White-Horl'e, without C.ripplegatc t.nly ; where they lit out every Monday and Friday ; this is made public for the Satisfaction of'thoie who art okas'il ...
... » Tl 'y al of -*■• fon - c 'H-difpo.-.'d \£V _ 'fyw&v/JSJ Vttiant may attempt to C ounierfe t -9f\-C / *\ ?? it,whereby theunwary Purchaferttl iy llifff VrZisi? be impos'd upon, and may ! ■• atten ?? ed with fatal Confequence : To pre- vent rhis Impofition ...
... like Man- ner : I hat the Subferibers may be accommodated with a complete and authentic Hulory of their own C untry, at an caly Kate. IV. Thole who choofe rather to be fupplied with entire Volumes at ;i time, may b'j S in with the Filft, and have them ...
... of arts, &c. Delcrip- lion of the, Fiee Malbn's Sword of Slate. On Fiee-Mal'onry. Socrates ; a Tra^ily, by M. Voltaire, continued. Del'cription of the principal Buildings, &c. in the City of Parma. Retrol'pcft and prefent View of the Englidi Stage. Account ...
... Perfon or Perfons inclinable lo take the faid Tolls, may in the mean Time fir further Particulars apply to Mr. BARNARD, of Leedes, Clerk to the Truftccs for the ref'peclive Roads. Lecdes and Scarbro* Stage- Coach, WILL fct out from Joseph Child's the Sign ...
... SERVANT^ of good Ch .raaer, to take Care of Horfes, and wait in ihe Houfe occa*. fionally. . , • • ••. . ., ■ Such Perfons may hear of Places by applying to the . ' . Printer qf tbis Paper. * -COLNBRIDGp Iron ?? THE prihcipal Proprietors and Partners ...