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... Saturday Night under his Door Mr Bradley E knoweth you to defended from a Man that was a Lover of his Country and alfo ef a long landing Englijh Family you have defer ted from it we are informed and unlefs you convince us that you are not by putting your Gun ...
... Boat. Cadiz, Nov. 21. On the i pth carrect the Man of War, Cape. SolgJrd, arrived in oar Bay from Plymouth and Liston, and landed Ma Stett and Gru:d id, the Britifh Commillaties, who proceeded for z - kvi:le : They did not viii: this Place, on Acct of ...
... from Marieilles, that 20,0 , D0 Sicks of Flour had been brought up in tint City for the King of Spain, dcligned for the of his Army the caning Spring. Night the Supercargoes and Purfers of the Seven Outward-bound Eait India Ships were difpatched by the Direllors ...
... begin to talk again of renewing the Atli- Neighbourhood was late out, and was bringing anee with France and the CeuttAls a Woman with him upon fome other Affair. that the French Minifter his al!cadl made e On Thurfday Morning died, after a long Overtures ...
... did, and found him with the Woman, but m a Pollute * not proper to mention. The Fellow feeing the Landlady got off the Woman, upon which the Landlady went to her, puird down her Cloaths, but to her great Surprize found the Woman dead, with her Neck, Throat ...
... upon his Death a good of Imperial Troops mould be admitted his Territories to cover them from Infults We are allured that the Land-T ax for the Service of this ear will be but T Shillings in Pound which gives Room to believe there will be no War They write ...
... Harbour was not intended, we may fay truly that the has been carried too far. We have no Sluice to let the Waters hi from the Land fide, and only a Fan, as it is called here, remains fituated on the Canal of Forties, belonging to the Jurifdidion of that ...
... feveral Promotions will be made in the Army. Yefterday a Woman was tried before theliench of Juftices at Hicks's-Hall, upon an Indi6tment of defrauding one Mrs. Newton of IL 1. 13 s. on Pretence of being a cunning Woman, or Fortune-teller, and as fuch, of ...
... difpers'd the Actors. On Sunday Morning the Earl of Sunder- land and his Brother the Hon. Mr. John Spencer, fet out together from Sundbury for his Lordfhip's Seat near Northampton. A poor Woman at Sunbury, having all her Goods taken in Execution,' and her ...
... with Advice that Pr Tha-mas having reinforced Army to 1 40000 Men and being informed that the T urkifh Succours of Men moft Horfe were advanced in zo Leagues of Erivan he marched with bell Part of his Army againlt them leaving reft to block Erivan and ...
... Wretches than the Animals themfelves Leghorn Feb 6 We have Advices from Cor-fica which import that the German T roops who firft landed there were one half diminilhed by Sicknefs and the Rebels killing them and that they had alfo been obliged to quit feveral ...
... Suppref- the Hon. Brigadier-General Pocock, an old exlion of Urine in his Kidnies about 8 Days. He perienced Officer in the Army, ur iverfa ly beloe'd left =Son and one Daughter, vs 2. George Lord by all who had the. Happincfs of his .Converfa- Vilcount ...