... by flow degrees whHft the C bite J he hid engaged : - } % the evening, her and arrivei- at St. Albany. Contrary cuftom, her woman /leaping cither bed-chamber within call, the abfence o. j r ...

... conferencet are of the greateft importance. It generally fupnofed tfcat his Hrghnefs will take, ir perfon, the command his armies : His land forces are fuperior bad campaign, and lea are lefs The which the Captain Pacha has brought back into harbour are cammed ...

... punifhments have been deviled, and no punifliinent feems be adequate. By molt laws, life for life— tn many torture is employed. our land, a public execution with eveiy Cik uir>- ftance dilgrace, hanging in chain?, diflettion y Surgeons, amputation of the hand ...

... evening before in the Ofling; which boats he purfued, bus could not come with, till they had got the Beach and landed their cargoes: Capt landing his from his two armed boats; found lar^e! number caiks of liquor and bags of tea in the of or 40 perfons, armed ...

... ciuption Mount Veluvins ' i has iitd lor the preknt : . * 4 1 i-civa hot any damage, 1.1 having reached tlie cultivated lands; hut from various fymptoms, there is reaf'on to believe it will not long before the Lava breaks out azuin. S. John Hirft, ...

... the command C of Admiral Elphinfton landed V* «/ on l^e Morea, and that eight Alexandrian war, With hundred fmall Cor fairs, had appeared off tfaofe pant. It is added, that a Seralkier hat entered the Morea with an army •f RMBft composed of difterent nations ...

... which great quantities wine were One woman perilhed the flight which was the only life Jolt this dilafter. hear like wife from SoiflTons, that the 1 ith a molt furious tempelt wind and hail had laid watte the lands of thirty pariflies that neighbourhood ...

... of Dulcignotes and Tripoline (hips. Some Galliots are likewife ex petted in this port, carry troops and ammunition to the army the Grand Vizir. Petersbourch, June 6. This Court has received account from Count dated from before Coron the Morea, the 28th ...

... the Mail; fro m TOLLAND: and France, Hacue, sdf, 12, Copy of letter from General Count de Romanoff, Commander m of the grand Army, date Sror a the Cany of abe on the Pruth, he Larea, 13, 1770. letter which I had the honour to write to yeu of the agth ult ...

... pitchfork, and afterwards cut their throats. The old woman he ftrangled in her bed. O N D O N, g. ExtraJl of a letter from Norwich, Ort. 4. 44 Yerterday came down here tvyo cutters with prefs gangs, who landed privately, and loon picked up a number of ufeful ...

... Capitulated with thorn, and agreed pay the of twelve millions livres, fcveral periods, on condition that the> retired v. ith their army without exacting j-iy other contributions ; notwithflanding whic the Eng..di afterwards exa&ed fourteen millions from the ...

... fketch of Adminiftration likely 1 to heal Divifions, and their country krvice. The Duke of Glouceiler to be the head 1 of the Army. Lord Rockingham of the Council. ' Lord Chatham Privy Seal. Lord North firlt Lord of the Treafury. Mr. Dowdiwell Chancellor ...