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The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-09-30
LO N D q N, JUNE 20,

Nr7E hear that, large orders we received
wv lat week at Cork and Dublin for faIt
provilions, which are to be ihipped off with
all expedition for the Ports of Toulon and
RochfoR.
A Gentleman juft returned from Naples
informs, that the erupsions of Veiuvius
have recommended that Tome Englith
travellers endeavoul ed TO afcend the FUN
nit of that mountain, which they had
fcarcely reached, when great quantity
of ffones, and inAammatory matter, liiusd
from the mouth of the Volcano with great
impetuofity, and two of the travellers were
terribly wounded.
Extrod of letter from Cadiz, June IL.
/" The people here are thrown into the
Qreateit conformation by the melancholy &C
counts thar are daily received from Manila,
in South America, of mott OF our friends
being inhumanly murdered by the Chileliaos,
Sepeles, SC. who have driven and deitroyed
all the Soaniards out of their fettlements in
that part of the world, and leized upon all
their property 70 that many people here
bsfides lofing their friends, will DC great Tut
f:rers. Thofe Spaniards who are LEFT alive,
are Red to fome of the iilands, I'LL they can
get afilance from their native county. The
CITY of Baldwin is in the pofefion Of the
ChiIeiiaus, who there murdered men, wo-
men, and children, nay, they murdered the
priell at the altar, and the ladies' that had
taken helter in the churches lhared the fame
fate. Orders are come from Madrid for
comfortable feet which lie here to take on
board regiment of folders, and 10 fail inn
mediaiely to South. America ~ revsf9e the
injuries done their countrymen, and # Pofh
bic to extirpaie lho(e inhumsn wretches from
off The face of the earth"
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-09-30
JOSHUA GARDN E r,

IOSHU A G A Z y n Z X,
Acoosiny his culomcrs, and the public. that
he has luit imported from CNDOS, IN
Capt. taIsf. Gerelal
Allotment of Englifh GOODS,
Suitable for the approaching fs.iIn; among
which are the follo@ing articles, VIZ
DIAM and knapt Bath beaver
4 coa,ings, ismblkins. bea.lkins, Tea letWhll-
aey, rofe AMI Duff 5Isakc,s, blue and red daf-
6Is fcaret. green, crimlon, blue and White
d apery baiz= green and crimlon Colcfeiter
baze, white hlnel, lcariet and crimlon broad
cloths low priced. middling and iaPerfne broad
cloths, Ge man lerges. forelt cloths plain,mixt
and ariped cambleseens, cloak CANDIES, yafd
wide grapes, poPlins, Denmark iult es, inf tim
mines. grey mufs and tippets, common mrff'
and lippets, ihalloons, tsmmies, durants, Gala
nancoes, plain black rufel, lowered rniiei',
back and coloured drawboYs, black everlaitings,
yelverets, 4 4,hs and 7.ths dowlas, Iriih linens,
hestine, cambrcks aad lawns, plain and flower
ed eauze, caiguts, Paris and fpidrrs net, black
and white blond lace, icariet and white ditto,
back bone lace, white thread lace and focsings
Mancheaer cheeks, bnckrams, wax threads. coat
and ihoe bindings, fswing Elks, worried and fix
knee earlers, oe1th head and covered buttons,
cold and iiver tire d buttons, fcsrf wifi, com
mon ie~iEg needles, mlners and chapel ditto.
No. pins, orsls and pound pins, cre~els,wor
ked, qualities, gatherings, liren and fix hsnd-
kerchiefs, Women's lastin gloves and m't5s, white
u glazed lamb gloves, worried milts and gloves,
womens fix mits and gloves, mems black fix
gloves, white fix hofe. meas and wemens
thread cotton and worried hoie, breeches patterns,
mock velvet caps, ariPt and plain worried caps,
horn and ivory combs, writing and bonnet pa
per. ink-powder pink, blue, white and black
iarfnets, black isfFaty, coloured ditto, plain and
lowered black faiths, white sAd crimlon Iprig.
ed fst.in, black figured mode. ribbons, nix fer
REFS. Sco.ch lhre ds, BID ticks and bants, ravens
duck, pepper and nnsmegs,
With many other articles,
All which will be fold at very reafonable
profit q, his fhoP in Cornhlll, Bolton.
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POE is COR n E R.

For the MASSACHUSETTS SPY. ,
III, Suabs Pc TITlON of NELL and
KATE. two jerro,UfpI- svives, Of ttU'
ouondam indsjerisus bufband', foibs C
g.. far tbs ,tbtal effbs late f4taidslarHe-
tus Ysndns d7.
n FAY r pleafs youtHonours to Drain
IV Ths, Auctions be reRor d again,
To III ancient form of evening ialss---
Iu tro,h good reaion counte'vAils
On our part, againf the mode,
Prae sd of late, as far from coed
Day iales may luit the fhops ind, cd,
But our poor huibands can't be freed
From labour till The fun is let,
And then for them it is too late
The (ales are over hence of courie
They from us Ay without remoIie)
To ,averns, where their moneys fpent
While we the feeling lois lament
Not 70 in former times-for they,
When their days work was done, away
Would haff to vendues, and would buy,
With we'll earn'd cafh, for our iupply
Check, linens, ffuf', and handkereEi' IS,
And bring them home to US their wIyes'
Bur now we're naked and forlorn
Our hufbaEds foss, their money gone
II we complain, it's b--h or VS.,
Or fome,hing woffe We mutt dePlo'e
This change in once induitrious mrn,
who have TO us kind hufbands been,
To cruel tyrants Al! in fact,
L.chieAy owing to this act
Wherefore we plead 1.-THE caufe reveal'd)
This fatal al may be rePeard.-
NJ. and K
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4 IL perlons indebted to the
4 4 PRlN FER hs,eot, wtu;d greatly o.
big= hm,if they would diftha,ge shen EmaR
accounts in order TO enablc him 10 pay lone
large asb's, neceilarily contracted 70 carry Oh
has buliDeis.
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At the Irilh Linen Warehoufe,
In King Rreet.

I'juif imported, from the North of Ireland,
a Large and general aAortnent
4 N Of Linens, from one to ieven AhiIIings.
aerl. per yard. Thofe goods come from Is 70
40 per eent cheaper than laR year, and will be
fold in the like proportion cheaper at the Ware
hOufe: A great variety Of the moit faihionabIe
printed mullins, caliicces, cottons, linens, &C.
A complete aaormeut Of Manchester, cotton,
and linen checks, dEns& and diaper nble
cloths Of sIl 6zes, nspkins aud tcwelirg. hack.
abuck. Irifh and Ruhia meetings of al prices,
afiy pieces fuperhne linens frcn s.. 6d.io s.. Cd.
per yard, will be fold at prime cof.
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imported in Capt. csIef from LoNDoN'ny
JONATHAN WILLIAMS, jun
A General Aao,tmsnf OF
ALL, GOOD S,

Which. with thcie he has by him, ne Propoles
TO ,au sFby Wbolefsle and Rersil as loon Is
pciTibls, he does net lay at the SfrArg sp,
nor :, what dSVanes, bus requefs his KIND
. fr;eeds 10 favour him with Witt, that ne
may have an opportunity OF ihew'ns no"
realouabe his prices are accofdt"g 70 inc
ouali,ie, of his Goods. and It they ihould
think il advantageous TO buy of him, ne will
be much obliged to them fo' their euhom !;
if NOT. he cannot expect il. -
LIAR Grograms, grlzetts, mil
Gnstts, fix Grapes, Denmark lukres, irlih
camblet,, wol fed srograms PoPlin: ,c'mbf,see''
calamancoes, tsbereus, tamrnies, durtn s. draw
boys. frifh linens, diaper table cloths, cotton
checks. laced fat,ins, plsin ditto. brown and
Yellow holland, ,oed and brocaded clogs, iupe,
fine Bath beavers, lamblkns, frizes, rsteens,dut-
6I.. blankets, baizes. German ferges, embodied
ditto. whi.nies, kerfies, cotton velvets, Aanels,
everI.ftings, cotton denims, ferge ditto, ihioon''
worried mitts and gloves, breeches PATTERN
London and Lynn made women's ihoe', a few
beft fuper6ne 10 4ths. Fofe blankets, errnings
Capuchin fi.ks of all colours, fasil winnings.
With variety of other Articles.
Note, he has by him a quantity
Of fecond, third and low priced Broad Cloths,
shich he will fell to great advantage byWhole
fsle, as he intends to deal principally 10 super
fines. of which he now has IN elegant abort
men,, wi every kind of trimming, particular
~ new faihiooed buttons, jua imported.
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Imported by Captain L,Ds fror London.
And 10 be Sold by
S t PHEN WHITING,
OPPoGte the Corn Field, in Union ilreet. and
BY STEPHEN WHITING, Jun.
At the BOs TON STONE. in MsrihaII's.lsne
near the Mill Bridge, Boaon;
A VARIETY of large and fnall
IA plain ard coloufed Humorous Ensrav-
ings, and MszzotiEto Prints; large and fmall
ordinsfy Pictures by the dc zen.-At the fame
pisces may be lad, Looking -GlsITes of diife.
rent forts and iizes, at q much lower rate than
any ought to be fold for, either ia town or
country.
". B. Thofe who have left GlaiIss to be
new filvered or Trained, are deGred to fepd
for them.
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--Oas Murder made yiIIain,
MilTsn hero.-Princes were PRIVILEGED
To kill, and numbers faaeti6ed the crime.
Oh why will King, forget tina. they are men
And men that they are brethren Why delight
In human fscri6ce Why burt the ties
Of Nature, that lhould knit their fouls together
In one foft bond Of smity and love
PORTEUS.
This Poem obtained the pIze left by the
laff Will of Mr.. Seaton, as determined by
the Vice Chancellor of Cambridge, Mates
ofClare. Hall, and Greek ProfsHor.
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S III.

u E ST Poland and common
- STARCH and Hair Powder, made and
fold by wholeiale and retail BY =
ROBERT HEWES and Son.
Near LIBESTrfREE. BOSTON.
ALsO--Crowp, Hard and Soft SOsp, good
old Glue, and Meets Feet Oil.
N. B. Any of the above articles will be
carried gratis to any part Of the town.
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ALL perfons indebted to the e.
n aa,. Of JAMES MORTIMER, late OF
:, T,uow Chandler, deccsled, either on
80 bond or uo,e, are delireJ to pay their 'e-
=, e;y. deb;s 10 IcsEPH RIcAAsDsok, Execu
ola easte; ard II any rerlors have any
a.n,nd, on f,id sltAte, they aie dehred to aPPl'
G;J Executor and receive their reflective
49, -.1 as he i. determined TO ietie s1d si
Coor a. cofiSle. Sept q, 1878.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-09-30

\TTHEREAS the Copartnerfhip
w OtJAMEs and ROBERT SELKRIG
!. mutuslIy agreed upoa to be diiTilved the fra
dsy of September nsxt. This is to defie al
nerfons to whom they are indebted. to bins in
heir accounts, st their Store on the Town Dock.
%, an s5iuRmert And all perfons indebted to
N. lsid company, arc hereby dsGred to psy
their reflective balances at iaid Store, where
he huGne(s will be carried on IS ufual, by
JAMES and ALEXANDER SELKRlG, IN.
Der the Firm Of JAMES SELKRIG and COM.
PANY. AMES SELAkiG.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-07-22

u the esenin. ras;, s., ,n,s d1't.',ae ~ ~
ouE(e of wA.cn Ind i've had ,rany ca.
;een, defenders, as well a'nou2 ihr'e %!io
nad been with hini in India, rs The Il. /. az
noh independent nem5e;s ii the hoofr l..
vhich number Sir George Saeiile food as.
Col. Barre was the moif vrulent cf his q;
ackers bur his inve6iives were ali deoiiy
d OF their fling IN a mUF sloqpenr aud
,leaiIag manner by Mr.. Burke Lore Give
,imlelf left the houle shrm three O'Clock
nd at his quitting bis is4f, he told the hogfs
re left himleIf in their hands he hoped
they would be tender cf his honour, tina, as
70 his properly, il was to be difpofed OF as
hey thought fit. The sppIaufe of the
members as he weot ou;, gave pleAiing o.
nen Of the fucceis of the debate, which a.
bout five o'clock, was ;educed to two quef-
ions taken ffom general Burgoyne's mot-
IN the houfe divided on the fri, and
Lord North went out a, the head of thoie
who voted agaInf Lord Give (; o5 were
IN this tide, and Tss againf it. ihe ie-
;ond motion was then made, That the
lald Robert Lord Give, in 70 doing, zbufcd
the powers with which he was intruifed, to
The evil example Of the lervan,s Of The pub
&C. 1t paaed ia the negative without di-
'iilon. After this the Solicitor General
legged TO make another motion, That il
$ The fenfe of the houfe, that Robert Lord
Give has rendered mott important fervces
the fate which was carried almoff una.
nmouAy without diyiiion. Thus bis
Lordlhip has complicated his trial, and ifands
n the poileiEon of his fortune and his fame
1n the ftrongea tenure in this country. Mr..
3echer was examined for near three hours
the courfe of this debate, and came eff
With much honour"
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SA T U RDAY, July II.
II n & n Nj


We hear that fpecial Court of Admi-
atty for the trial of piracics, murders, sc.
N the high fsas, is to be convened here ON
Wednesday the 18th of July infant, for the
,rlal of Anlel Nickerlon, priloner in goal
in this town.
The body of Mr.. Bradley, mentioned in
ur laff, fuppoiec to be drowned out of his
canoe, has iince been taken up and inferred.
DIED. Mrs. Bcardman, wife of An
lrew BoaIdman, tin-man.=-Mrs. Whipple,
wife of Mr.. Jacob Whippie, German
At Roxbury, Mrs. Abigail Curtis, widow
70 the late Mr.. Benjamin Curtis, of that
'lace, hstter.-.At bingham, DR.. Beza
Lincoln AT Dorchefter, Mrs. Catharine
Spooner, comfort of Mr.. William Spooner,
Merchant.
Exra3 sfa letter from grntlEman in Gre
nada, dated MAY 2oth, I773,t0 bis JTisn6
in Pijfaf0qE0.
/" expect TO go into the French method
gain, as our Mulcavadoes do not turn to
GOOD account ] befdes, we have two of the
greatef enemies that can politely attack the
fugar planters. The yellow blaR of Antigua
and the Borer, uncomfortable enemies Laft
year ! made on this eftate 334 hogfheads Of
fugar, and this year only 1856: There was
prolpe2 (aff AuguR of making 42o hog
heads. Thoie inleefs to wlndward,- and
the pernicious ant to leeward, | fear will
un the fugar eaates. Some are gone upon
INDIGO, fome upon CoTToE, and many
IpOn COFFEE: began plantation of the
Taft commodity about three years and half
ago, and it thrives very well Although that
sricle is 70 low at prelent, that it is difcour-
.ging to perlevere 70 that the great and
pleahng PLANS that were formed fome
ears ago, appear falling to nought. The
psmpered planter, who, while paff, intend
cd to be rich man, muR begin as it were
anew After ferving two aPprenticeihips
nuR begin and learn the cultivation of IN
DlGO, for if our calamities continue, that
commodity muf feed our hopes. / uemble
for (ome of the planters, who are not upon
he beif footing: Their exorbitant debts
the failures at home, and every melancholy
circumaance conlpire to render the profpea
gloomy and mutt reduce many to the low
eft iphere in life. Our political folks leem
to be very quiet, 70 much 70, that hear no.
thing about them: Even the ARembly
(cOmpoled chieAy of the French party) are
doing nothing for Ihemfelves or the public.
Scarcity of money, and greater fcarcrty of
confidence, has put many, and will put
more people to their bea hifts, and there is
reaion 10 fear that will not keep them up"
Exfr0t7 Of "a ..ttsr tTomAanap'is, dafedTE52.
Our Adembly is PaGing an aa, to fell
1ut 4o,cooi bank flock, and lend il to the
people in Maryland, to keep up their credi',
which will be of great ferSice at this time, as
a GOP is put to all bufncG, frCm the nnmbes
Of failures in England.
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D'uUnirg FRET, May S, 1878.
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> EAT India HoRf, M0y 6, I773.
RESOLVED,

RESOLVED,
That the chairman and deputy chair
man do wait on Lord North, and acqusln
his LordlhIp, that, as the points on which
he has deliGed an anfwer are of the greateH
Importance to the rights and inteieR of tn,
company, and therefore require as far as
pofible, the confederation of the whole pro.
prietary, the general court have appointed
Wednesday next, as being The earlIeit day
IN which iuch confederation can be had.
Letters from Warfaw, dated the 2Iit ult.
sdvfe, that the diet was opened, but the
members were very outrageous and that
Podolia and Volhinia have, by manifelo,
protected againtt all that fhall be done. a
new confederation has been entered into
which has been Ggned by numbers. Mean
time, the foreign. troops continue to block
up Warfaw, and will not luffer any one tt
leave the place, till the Diet fettles matters
TO their fatisfa6tioB.
This morning 600 tons Of falt proviiions
wee fhipprd off on board two tranfports at
he Tower, together with Tome other flores
for his MajeIiy': garrifon at Falkland
IAand.
, May II. On Thurfday laia there was
general court of proprietors Of Eatf-India
tock, at their houle in Beadenhall free',
purfuant to adjournment Of Tuefday laf
After the clerk had, as ufual, read over the
minutes of the lah meeting, the chairman
acquainted the court, That in pufluance
of their directions, he and the deputy hao
waited on Lord North the day before, with
their meHage to which they received writ
ten aniwer, that ihould be read to them"
After the anlwer was read, the chairman
deliIed to know whether the court would &c
into confederation of that matter, or the
buinefs of the day
Mr.. Dempfer then role, and faid, I" Tha'
the anfwer before them was of thar magni
;ude, that required the moft ferrous conf
deraiion that reply was nsceiiAry to be
given to Lord Moth, and on that depend
ed great deal he therefore hoped it would
net be f:scipItstsd in that court, but thai
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Lord Norh deGres the chairman and de
pity chairman to acquaint the general cour
of proprietors of the Eaf India comPany'
that having, with feveral other members, re
ceived the commands of the Houle of Com.
mons to prepare and bring in bill for eta.
1Illhing certain regulations relpeeting the af-
fairs of the EaR-India company, he cannor
think it proper to communicate to the gene
raj court, in writing, the plan of the bI
which is propofed to be offered to the houss {,
in obedience to their commands; and that
the point which he had taken notice of, as
no, expyeiIed with efficient clearnels. in the
laif petition, and therefore wilhed it might
be explained, was, whether the company
meant only to Ggnify their diilike Of fom'
parts of the reiolutons of the houfe, ano
their delire TO have them changed or whe
Their they meant to declare purpofe of re-
fuGng both the loan and the agreement re
lpeaing the territorial acquIiitions and rsve
nues, rather than accept of them on the
terms propofed.
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nao.msnt Of their afa.;s ard to Tequstt o.
MS Lordhip, that he would commupleAt'
trough them to the General Court, 40 WI
ing, his pan of an intended bill tor the re-
guIa,ion OF the conpany's affairs, both
broad and at 'home; and at the iamt TINT
thar he would likewiie acquaint Ihed' OF
what parts of their petition he fsea'ed. t.
ioubt the proprie,ors meaning"
f'his motion meaning the general hdea
Of the Court, as the mott likely method OF
knowing precifey what ground to go upon'
il was, after (hort&ebate, approved Of
The following papers are exact cope
from the originals
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EAT India bouE, May 4, 1878

|, RESOLVED,
Tha, the chairman and deputy chairman
do wait on the Right Hon. Lord North n
the name Of this court, to allure his LoTdlhii
that this court have nearly complicated iuch
regulations as they think will be mott ct
feGtual to ptomote the welfare OF the com J.
pany both at home and abroad, and reqien
that his LordHip will be plealed to commu-
ncate 70 this court, in writing, his Lo'dinlP's
planof me intended bill tor regulating the
affairs of this company at home and IN india )
and ALTO that hlsLordlhip would be Pleaied I.
explain in the fame manner, the doubts whlt b
they have been informed sisLordihiP mas con-
ceived, touching the meaning of lome pa,
Of their petition prefented yeterday TO 1nt
Houie of Commons.
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DANIEL SCOT T,
At his Medicine Store the Sign OF the
Leopard, South End.

At his Medicine Store the Sign OF inc
Leopard, South End.
TAKES this method of inform
- ing all Gentlemen, Ladies, and O.
theirs, who have had the Misfortune 10 lois
their Teeth, that he fill continues the Bu'
iineTs of making and fixing artificial / eetn
as ufual, in 70 elegant a manner as TO DC
but little inferior to the natural, either IN Uie
OF Beauty, as many who have experienced
them can teffy Where alto any Perfon
afflicted with painful Stumps or unbound
Teeth, may have them removed with Pc
culiar Dexterity and Eale.-.And all Petions
who have the Scurvy in their Teeth, which
threatens their removal though found, may
have them cleaned without hurting the Ina
mel, or in the leaf degreeimpairng them, and
may befupplied with hisDENTIUMCoNsER-
vAToR, which is an excellent Powder, the
beit adapted for preierving the Teeth ano
Gums, and preventing them from Aching,
of any Preparation ever offered to the Pub
lie 1t will cure the Scurvy in the Gums,
TIC L CSlu W AtlSii OiisiHai W
and by continuance of its Ule, will Pre-
lerve both Teeth and Gums in a pure rate
during life 1T is not pretended that It vii
perform Imponibilities, that it will make
ron en- Teeth found, or will cafe them wher
they violently ach; but il will ahuredly
preierye thofe Teeth found that are 70, and
caule the Gums to adhere to them and pre-.
vent thofe that are decayed in part, from
becoming worfe.
AT the above Store may behad
Morgan's uleful Eye Water, which
in 10 many cafes been found lerviceable
that it mutt elcape the cenlure of the mott
critical Oculia-Br igifen's famous Bug Lii
quid. which efeaually deltroys thofe hate-
full Vermin,-be they ever 70 numerous, -
An affotment of genuine patented and
other Medicines of the bef quality, and
Medicine Boxes for Families or Shipping,
with exact and particular directions for ule-
ing them, and variety of other articles
cheap.
The above Powder may be had ALTO Of
Cox and Berry in Bottom, Doctor KAT in
Salem. and Dummer Jewett, EIq;a pfwic Oh
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tbs Day a0as tnbhhfd,

The new Book of Knowledge,
ihewlng the Eff, Cts Of the Places and o.
ther AttTon meal Contributions with the.
arange Events thar beta Men, Women
and Children, horn under them. roge-
ther with the Hufbandmsn's Praalce: Or.
PFognoftIcatlons Tor ever. With the Shop
herds perpetual ProenoRicauon for ethc
Weather Alo, biief Diicourfe en- tie
Natural Caules of Meteors; with an &C.
count OF ieveral rema esbs Earthquakes,
Rains, Ttunder, Lightnings, Comets,
6lizing Stars, &c. that have happened in
isVe'al Countries. Ard Oblcrvaiiors on
the Weather, and Signs foretellinp Rau.
A brief Collection of all the Members of
Man Phyiiognamizcd: The Signihcation
oil Moles on Men and Women The in
depreciation of Dreams And PyfbdemG,'s
Wheel of Fortune. With fevcral other
Secrets o. Art and Nature, not to be found
10 any other Book of this KIND and rrfce,
Bolton, Printed and fold by |. THOMAS.
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