... wait the Refult of the Councils of ' the Powers more nearly intcrefted in the Co- n' fecjuences of it ; and particularly to concert * with the States - General of the United Pro- ' vinces, who are under the fame Engagements ' with Him, fuch Mcafures as fhould ...

... Handle burnt, and the Trevet was broke in two Places ; a Maid that was Ironing was struck deaf, but since is better; a young Man in the House at the same Time receiv'd no hurt. At Pluckley, the Shingles were beat off the Steeple to the bottom, and some ...

... Juliers and Bergues. ' *rritared again the,' cilia A mbaflador very much complain'..! of Court of France, by Reafon of the )isl,l.n :indeterminate State an irregular Step. and W ;th t snore Reafol) urg'd the Marquis of Chetardie, Miniftcr-Of F e h ran ...

... unavoidable next Spring, a Diet being, about be cailed before the Ciofe of this Year,, in or.- to concert proper Meafures. The Right Hon. the Earl of Crawford isl out from Vienna on his Return home, to take. on him the Poft of Adjutant General of his AL; The ...

... Gallant Actions and 1 A Defcription of Jamaica 5 Death of Admiral Benhc-w,&c. its Natural Advantages, Man- IX. Port-Royal burnt to the ners of the People, isle. Ground. A dreadful Hurricane. 111. Spanifh Cruelty on firft Set- Of Bhck card, a famous Pirate, ...

... with Moral and Inftruftive Incidents. Intwo Vol. i2mo. Ptice bound 6s. V. Chinefe Tales : or, The wonderful Adventures of the Man- darin Fum Hoam. Tranflated from the French by the Rev. Mr Stackhoufe, Author of the Hiftory of the Bible. VI. The Curiofity ...

... (hill be _ur- * nilh'd this Year to the Queen of Hungary, uot in Money, . - but in effective Troops i that Meafurej ihall be concerted * with the Hvitifh and Hungarian Miniftcrs concerning the * March of thofe Troops, as well as about the Difpontiona *to be ...

... 173 1, Ftr th BENEFIT ef Mr. SAMUEL GIBBS, Orcant ? tf Ev r , irx Svrr 0 t X , AT the NEW 'CONCERT ROOM in Eve, on Tvr.sDAV theqthof August 1743. will fee a CONCERT of VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL MUSICK, beginning at Six o'clock. Tickets to be had at Mr. Gl b ...

... he encounter'd with. Thursday a curious fine black Marble Stone, was laid over the Grave of Sir Charles Wager, in the North Isle of Westminster-Abby, with his Coat of Arms engrav'd on it, and this Inscription only: Sir CHARLES WAGER. On Thursday Night ...

... tbemfclves part of the Charge of the Body of 'Trooops that were to hired of the E/cßor of Cologn, as well augment their own Forces, isle, bad not the dejired Efi'cfl, till the Arrival his Royal Higbsscfs the Duke of Cumberland, their High Mightinejfes feeming ...

... infringed tEe * faid Treaty of Breflau, without (hewing any Regard to dig • Acctl'fion and Guaranty`otthe Emprefs of Raffia, and * Isle to her Exhortatioris, tendi,g to difl'u,sd liii Pruilian Majefly from an Enterprize of that Nature :. That moreover ma Pruiri ...

... I P S W I C H, Sat v R D a y, Feb. 2?. The AUCTIONof BOOKS At the Concert Room at the Crofs , will bc_,in THIS EVENING at Five o' Clock. The BOOKS may be feen at W. Craighton's. To te LE T 'i , ar.d Brier'- 1 i.ten it L..r> y-Day re.it. Very good accuftonVJ ...