... have been found to be perfectly good and practicable, are like to be for the future, the only Rule which the French Nation, will govern themfelves, by both at home and abroad. The Contagion at Marfeiiles continues to encreafe, but, as is generally the Cafe ...

... Britifh Court, requiring the Ruffian Minifter^ to depart the King- dom, who purfuant thereto fet out laft Thurfday on his Return home, give 2 very ill Afpecfc of our Affairs in that Part of the World -, and 'tis appre- hended, that the Flames of War will fpread ...

... purfuant to their Rules and Orders, and that of the 65 Livings, 22 do not exceed theyearly Value 10 1. &c. The Seamen belonging to the Baltick Squadron are not to be difcharged,' but to have fix Weeks or two Months Leave to go home, and then return on ...

... Order #r Eftabiifhrnent of his Majefty and Council, Pay has been allowed, coatrarvto the Ulage of the Navy, to Flag-officers at Home during the Winter, on Pretence of Tn_ n a J ourne - f or rwo to ** cc tneir S_j_ia ...

... From the Flying Toft, July 1 1. Taris, July iy We hear that our Ambaflador at the Ottoman Porte [* coming home, having taken his public Audience of Leave of the Sultan who received him with Marks of the greateft Dift in 8: ion ; and as he all lows him ...

... her ? ■ Why are you fo curious to know the Charafter ofthat Northern Prince, Aiafs 1 my Friend, he is the Fate of Terfia. He rules over a rude and barbarous People, to whom, however, he may in fome Senfe be faid to be a gracious Mafter, and to have deferv'd ...

... Places neither fwarming with Points, and Grammatical Rules, wherewith all Authors on this Subject are crowded. Ti.e Pcs red. on df conveying any Art confifts in the Paucity ano Excellency of its Rules, and ia the generality of their Uie now. In this Method ...

... fwitt and fcafie that hitherto h3s been invented, having no frivolous Rules to write Sentences by, nor Marks lor Words, or Vowels Piaces neither fwarming with Points, and Grammatical Rules, wherewith all Authors on this Subject are crowded. The Perfection ...

... Ignorance of thefe People had made them, and how averfe they were to all good Cuftoms at the Time this Prince came firft to rule over them: An Inftance of which may be given in a Circumftance, which, one would think, could create no great. Unea finefs ...

... publick Bufmefs, and the Serf**] Country, your faithful Difcharge of thofe Employments you have fo fuccefsfully gone both at Home and Abroad, give us juft Rea- ,thank His Majefty for having placed a Perfon B r diftinguifhed Merit in that High Station ,o ...

... almoft inconfolable for his Death. Upon the Rumour of an approaching War, the Englifh Captains of Ships are preparing to return home. Rome, March \6. Laft Tuefday Cardinal Alhero- m paid a Vifit to the Princefs Sobieski, and the fame Day waited upon the Chevalier ...

... to the Rules of Law, but only as my private Opinion, without the Appa- ratus of fludy'd Expreffions. Inthe firft Place, I return Thanks to his Majcfiy our moft gracious Sovereign, for his Care to pre- ferve and maintain the Peace both at home and a- broad ...