... the zoth of September, and came thro' the Wind I ward Paffagc, but knows nothing of the Storm, fo hope it is not true. Capt Bryant, from New York, law a Sail to Leeward the 7th of February, with all her Malts gone; • and two Days before was a hard Storm ...

... thofehave already flutchafed` Mr. „Flittory, ( F lit ' s: Ornament for, tl:at work, or any Commentary on the 7 . o • above BOOKS may bad ef the Printer ei I' l •. •f bon 'at 'be=hati au bbin al'o , :i4y'be=had, - • * • •' • a ~ . . . 1 1 Z , t he rare and ...

... Days of Thomas «Wier',s Lit e , it r ialy,prohi l;it difshaigit!g all others,, &e) dated the ir9th.Day ot May l - 1 1,, 9 131 . 00 my Pills , may` be known 'from 'thid_fe Counterfeit r are round and White; feated on the Bottom viith Stevinion of Arms on ...

... 6l 3 to bc e nulY 9 11131 1 derE, )on • vvil, e h i c r oncloAr )T G l4 ` sa , I 111 -the.a. 4frit:4- . . , 3011t11f,0 , may for the future bt cOnfined in the leverala Goa ia in PL ANT ATION N'Ew v . this.Kingdorn for their Fees only, . without any ...

... idle Stuff, dated from the I ague., arid vented in forne of the Papers ' o ne may take e, to oblerve;fliat a Navigation in theArnerie:in Seas, TZ_lthout Search or VIA, may be obtained, and ?t too : That giving a Place of fuch Importance, , cr'dy indeed ...

... Bart. Thomas Symons of Pengethley, Efq; Sir John Honeywood of South Ennton, Bart. Sir John Shaw of Eltham, Bart. • George-Bryant of Greenwich, Ear; Leiceiterfhire., Thomas Boothby of Marecon, Efq; •• John Everald of -Heather, Efq; William Ruding of Weftcoats ...

... Four O'Clock a Fire broke out Mr. Bryant's, a Paper Stainer in Cox's-Square, Spital Fields which entirely coniumed the lame, and the Houle of a Hot ['rarer adjoining, before if was extinguifhed. It's remarkable, M. Bryant's iVoufe was on fire one Day lad ...

... Cope, and Mr. Re) Drug - gitts, in the High-Street; and alio at Mr. May's, in Street, Birmingham. y 05 T . . 1 - tole oat ot IVIr.; James 4 a Waggon; on Fiiday the 7.3 d - D:ty of May Jail, 11 Whi:church and Newi•ort, . _ A Leather Portrili:.nteau, with ...

... Allies, and of loch Advantage are they to the French. Letters from Bolton in New• England, dated Dec. 13, advire, that. Capt. Bryant, juit arrived from the Bay of Honduras, brought Advice, that the Spaniards had demolifhed the Fort we had built at the Mouth ...

... Villages, Dwellings, or Houfes. Given at the Head Quarters at Parame, June 7, 1758: MARLBOROUGH. By his Grace's Command, BRYANT. His Grace fent at the fame Time the following Letter to the Magiltrates and Echevins of Sc. Maio. Gentlemen, PORTS7.IOITTIi ...

... of the dethroning their Emperor, and expreffed , ti an Affeaion for him, that, if he be !till alive, it is 'Probable but he may, on their Arrival in Raffia, be kid the new Emprefs of 6 ulna has declared her Re.. I t to obfeave a aria Neutrality with all ...

... been there upwards of twelve - Months, and they all pray'd that their unhappy Cafes' might be made known in England, that they may be exchanged. BIRMINGHAM, December 6. Last Tuesday. Night died, at his Seat at Westwood in Worcestershire, Sir John Pakington ...