fell into the hands of the Pniflians ; and that count Daun was near enough tlte fcenc of action to have aflifted gen. Laudohn.but declined it which occalioned great adonithment in the Prudian camp. hear that the armies under prince Ferdinand and mardial Eroglio were preparing fo

to obtain good, hulband, keep one fo, is to be good Never ufe lover ill whom you dcfign to make your hulband, left he ibould either upbraid you with it, or return it, afterwards and if you find, any time, inclination to play the tyrant, remember thefe true lines ol truth and juf

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ffght and recovered all the booty they had made From the confines of Silefia, July tg. e have no certain accounts from the Rtilhan a.- mv • but it is pretended that gen. Laudohn has palled the Oder near Stetnau corps, in order to aft m concert with the Ruf fians. Prince Henry’s

two alti, a* it i» aflcd at th* Theatre Cment G inlm. Hoc Volo, fic Jiibeo. lit Rations vo’nata*. Jur. By Crntlom.in of Cambridcc. Thi* day publifti’d, J. Pott*, at Swift'* h«d Damc-Aree, and D. ChamhetUine in Smotk-allcy. (Ornamented with « curiou* (rcnrice piece Jefu* blcfficS

or an Introduiticn to languages, poetry, rhetoric, biftory, moral phylofophy, phyficks, tec. With reflections tafte 1 and inltiuClions with regard to the eloquence of the pulpit, the bar, and the (t.'gc. The whole iildflrutcd with from the moft f. mous Poets and Orators, antient

more true, than That one half of the world arc ignorant how the other half lives.” The misfortunes of the great are held tip to engage our attention, are enlarged upon tones of declamation, a;*J the world is called upon to gaze the noble fufferers; the great, under the preflurc