... Fortifications were in admirlib!c Omits. Letter. from New York, by Capt. Veer, dated the 9th of May, advile of the heaver Capt Smith, and the Mbany Cppt.. Bryant, being arrived there from London; That the Spanifh Guard . de Copt's firm Porto Rico had taken ...

... Inditiment, he was likewife acquitted of the Lift. Briftol, April r. Our Merchann have Letters from on Board the Tewksbury, Capt. Bryant, trading at Abonoe,_ on the Gold Cmft of Guiney, that in her Paffage from Bofton, where Ike was lately built on Purpole for ...

... From sAI URDAY May 27, CO E.DNEsp I May 31. 1738. • Frnm the L , ndo4 atily PO, &c. May 29. w . E hear that Tianfports are ordered to b: got ready for embarking Three Battalions of the Fo-t LTua,d:, 2 nd oth er L a nd F orc es. To-in , rrow an Admiral ...

... point of Oath, could not without disburtbening - his Confcicncc of this claik Sccne of Roguery. . .. • • • Yclienitay Tuno Bryant, Mare of a fic•Vand's Trader, was comity' ie . (' to Nm-Prilon by Dettnie, for thetarbarous Murder of his Wife, committed ...

... • Charles Goulding, for breaking the Houle of Mu Ward at Hampitead ; Thomas Raby, for robbing the Northampton Coach; Dean Bryant, for the Murder of his Wire; Edward Bearcock, for robbing Stephen Broughton; Efq; in Long-Acre, of his Hat; Sarah Woodcock ...

... by an Article therein, they are to be aiding and atlining on all Emergencies, they will readily make pp any DtfiLiency that may happen in the aforefaid Number. The Governor has been lo kind as to-permit 25 Men out of each of the cight Independent Companies ...

... Girl, were hatigbd ft r it ; the Daughter is all found guilty of the Fat, but exptaing alter the Death of ha ' Father, the may confefs the Whole, toey have fpae'd her Life for a Week longer, and 'tis thought the will oe reprnscd. There are about fixty ...

... Property of Geerge Wiight, Ill; [N° 2639.] William Brand, for robbing Mr. William Blackwell cf his Hit, on the Highway. Aid, Bryant Cooley, for robbing Mr. Emmtrton, and °then, on the Highway. Nine wcre eatt for Tranfportation, and four acquitted. On Saturday ...

... for it:* Guineas, between Newland, of Slendt.in in Suffex, Sawyer. of Richmond, and Bryant, of London; a- Htxlfwell, of Dartford, Roinlcy, of Stvenoaks, and Cutbufh, of Mai:None; which was won by the three lad by two Notches. 'Twas computed there were io ...

... what is nreeffary toga an Entrance, yc u may c orclude that we are 'airing or Strength and our Time, and that Campain will end 4vithout any eminent Blow given onour Side: Whereas by porfuing the man, Point, we may eafily retake terrain, Standlaus again ...

... Rocs by the Name of a Cambridgetlme Man, and is linatl of &afore; If he will ap• ply himfelf to 11,e Pritita of this Vaper, he may hear of fomething very to his Adyritave. Stta,'d• ut of the Viduallirg Office in lover, AReif Bran Heifer, with Upper &pare ...

... appe..a:ts the molt excruciating Pains of the Gout. This Tindure is of a very agreeable and ; it may be kept a Hundred Years without !Aug us Virtue, and may be taken without Kat Of the dangerous Conlequence. A great Nuniber ut Perfons of Credit cmlcl be ...