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... Copper, , without being ask'd any have an Army of 70ó00Men in the Field next Qptftions. Summer, and so Men of War at Sea. . Paris, - Feb. 23. On Saturday left, a Dairy 962 g 9 fiagiiga e igi c4:3 ' c ia 2 Woman's Son at La Villette kill'd his Mother, To ...
... his Debts. Durham, March 'so On the rith Inttaht young Woman, wno had been obferved to be With Child, died of Poifon at Cockfield. Sherborn ' March 23. At a final Borough near this Town, a plot. Woman underwent fneh a fevere Lathing from her Husband, that ...
... - / ' , 1, ' , 4' ' • 4 .01 - To be Lett or Sold at Michaelmas A Farm wi:h odd Acres pf • Land, Arable, Meadow ? tire, and Wood Land, lying in Molaih in Kent, of. thc yearly Rent of 22 I. now in the Occupatirn Robert Bates. Inquire of Mr ...
... of War that came out with the laid Fleet, from Smyrna,— C. Mulbury from New Engblew up by the Powder taking Fire, and of 600 land, ---• C. Glafi from Malaga. This Day :r- Men not above 7 were taken up alive; that rived the Mary Capt. Hopfon from Maryland ...
... many Rab.; at the other, and the Ladies in lying bits, having been laid before his Majefty, Ike upon it, were brought fafe to Land, though was on Thurfday Night Committed to thoroughly wet. Tothill-fields Bridewar ; where Sir Thomas Henry Edwards Erq; Mafter ...
... in that Way. Whereas the General Officers -of the Army From our Portrmouth Letters, of the 22d Into whom the Examination ofthe Reduced Ofte- ftant. The Lenox failed out of the Harbour crs of the Land Forces and Marines upon', flalf laft Friday, and next ...
... From a London Written Letter, March 24. THIS Day the King wait to the House of Peers, and passed the Royal Assent to the Land Tax, Annuity, and Mutiny Bills. By two Mails arrived from Ireland we learn, that the late Riots and Tumults having discouraged ...
... l Tatton • (Colonel of a Company in the Firit Regiment of Fork-Guards) will be made Colonel of a Re&meet of Foot. • A Tub-Woman in Lukenar's Lane, follicited one How, a young Fellow, a Soldier in the Second Refitment of Guard, to marry her e and he at ...
... I' th, tuan in Barbary the tith oflaft April, that the Serpents, Infeas end Pients. Tic Fiettres ilk.- Generel of the Negro Army having lent Orders :mated from the Origioal l'aintinge ; end is to the Governors of rile Cities of Morocco and laid to be the ...
... Fire-Arms. . bit hoped to be., ,God,, only one Man and one Woman wastfrowqt..ickly fupplicei therewith; and then, 'twas nerd. If had not the Tettimony of Thoubcptd, they ce:l!d furnifh out an Army of finds that were prefen2 i - this Relation would _. - and ...
... were apprehended by the Sheriffs and Standing Army; and Vefter. day two more of the lame Gang were taken and committed to Newpte ; and 'cis not doubted but that the reit of them wiU foon be taken, the Army being in purfuit of them in all Parts of this ...
... Letters of Adrainif: Gold Rings, • and a Diamond Ring. tration relating to the Eftate of Sir Thomas We have an Account from Mary land, that the Colby, Bart. deceeied. The Counfel for the Houfe of Mr. Leuin Hill, near Anapolis, was on King are Dr. Paul, Dr. ...