Hoey's Dublin Mercury (Newspaper) - September 10, 1771, London, Middlesex The valuable Medicines tie Dr. ' Pills v and are fold only oy tne printer Jun. 7 f From T Yr September the to T H U R S D September the 12th, No. 6"o8, Sec. fee the laft his hee and mek r turned upon memeI quand fe trouve dans un not Sir Francis Blake Delaval was fon of Blake xr r L 10 He wi remarkably tall well ' i Very early in life hie arrived Four which brought the Following ' Aug. 10. PEACE be farther kingdom than yet yielded to the invitation of M. de the ed upon horizon of His figure remarkably Ruffian were too for of the having an uncommon tafte in he was foon by the ladies as a Ruffian were too for of the who in it the dictates of a who give law to which they cannot ' - Aug. 10. We hive that fleet in the Black Sea has burnt and funk a fleet of 150 which was porting and troops ' 1 Aug. We that the laft courier which arrived here from brought to the the entire a that will whereby the territories of the Holy ' x July 13. We are affined that only apart of the under of the Pachas - of and hath been de- the remaining part being reinforced by a it mis critical Lady the has gained to Me. F that he was which He Frank of Wr fine He had a variety of amours upon his hands before with Mifs This who was as remarkably beautiful for as Prink wis fora unite in a happy with They had been acquainted from and a as they This lady was of a and was which was expended in the at lafted feme During the lifetime of Sjr in his and he received from MiU was But gaiety and at length bi ought into a his and fome expedient was to the I At this critical had made fome over the taking a the city of to the - ' ' The that the is now become an of A reform of 14,000 men in the of the which makes a of 4oo0-ig�gt 11^,000 men in the cavalry is alfo The pat are over the are reduced to could turn to the account of his towards Mr. Deleval fuie of her which was faid to be about 90,0001. in the concerted informed her that there very extraordinary a who foretold luch events as were almoll and | could only be believed by their taking and that if it was he wait upon him - though bad no great faith in he heard from 16,000 men fo that trere will on of his extraordinary and which had 90t0(K>. to ail the forces of Such in happened as mentioned by the that his ' was not 4e^iss a peaces guarantied by the a little Her at and the late facetious Jem powers of 1 Aug. 30. to letters that court expects in the court of to the fenC thither upon the important of a aad k K 5, 6. to the keeper is now by of the lord at houfe of Mr. in He again bri Friday night the lord and is to be to-morrow by v he acknowledges to have been employed to ftt fire by the court of fix before the wicked Was put into TJie caufe Hidden departure from more from the political of own country than ' Being a partizan of has with great difficulty maintained his place fince the of that but all hopes of a reconciliation between king and him how the fide have readily effected Count As W his not taking leave of our court there was a proper apology fbr the the charge des Jt is the father of the hearing that a certain Mr. to quaint you at v my was appointed to the in a lodging a few doors of the real Jemmy acquainted with her s told her the remarkable jo het great He then acquainted her that there wis occurrence upon the point of taking which would be of her whole Her - being very to he informed fhe was upon point of being laid I am he at liberty to u when and his Blefs tell I beg of On will be walking in you will there a tall fair in blue He will bow to a the he meets you Ms he will join It is irrevocably by fate that man Is be your Her no more blit not to fail being in the Park the day the conjuror had Deleval as and days married her our at who is the I can acquaint where you will fee and point out to yd D U B L I N. printer f RODERICK d. i In this at Jt is that fome important will be taken into Dr. reputation is fo particularly in the f alk of 10 the novel that very little need be as the great Lord who has not been mance to tlie The marked with all that of to for which pencil is celebrated and the reader - ' -s either continually entertained with or what is and - of the ordered a to in the and Firth of Edinburgh and the do to or take any notice of the operations on till a new Is actually formed the it they will make capture A few days fince a up by a warrant from a by whom he was bourid over to a complaint for his function at a private iri in and two in There is a now which Mr. farrier in does work how by drawing of gravel apd for the ufe of a trumpeter in Queen Before the D. of G. took leave of brother the D. of C. previous to the he talked very with on the impropriety and of his and entreated for the fake of every one related and for his own to His R. H. enforced his intreaties with at the fame time telling that his ingratitude and cruelty to Lady G. however certainly did not from i of people of generous than en the he with as in ex- After with fome original upon men and do and tf die In this performance is greatly to it yet an important LeiTon on life and that pait it the Scotch is at once calculated to entertain the give the a very fund of I The Printer hereof for preparing for federal SMALL BOOKS fbr the and entertainment good little Masters of and will one every Saturday morning till the whole fet is day the of. little volumes was THE LITTLE FEMALE NINE EVENINGS With with beautiful Neatly bound and price 6-|d. j us beat this Try what the the yield Eye nature's 1^ as it And catch the manners as they The London editions of Mr. NtSv are for the of the a the beauty pf the we venture to that volumes will our want only at to if not our elder For the will of Count fee the third be a levee on at the after during the had even the which he had committed with as in ex- of the he plead a very but Good allowance to country Boarding Schools and that nothing could be faid to palliate his behaviour to the lady which was mean and a want of every Mr. does not with either houfe this but is ' preparing to let where thing is made to He had been in treaty but not agreeing he wrote over to his that he would not only give up his but make over to them of whole till debts would but allow him two guineas per week creditors met on this and fo highly approved of that th py have added another guinea per to his and inverted him with to carry over fome of the beft performers he can pick up at this fide the watti fo the public are deprived of the beft performer in his next Mr. the can boaft of. A great has invented machine a baker's which There To our We are forry AlbUs will Trot for our S. has returned AJ letter for on account of fome improper in which reives it an air of levity if A. D. will the printer he is inviolable may be depended At the Corke Thomas Sherlock recovered one hundred pounds the of the barony of Condons and for the burning of his dwelling houfe near and ignorant they are who do luch as by t they are only their friends and neighbours for as naw the kept by the governor of his with orders toi produce it ed to be injured is perhaps the only man in the barony who nothing fo ry from the particular manner of its that it greatly lies on the people in general their beft endeavours to pre- being whether young Georgy has been a good or a naughty boy the preceding They write from of the 10th of that the Pope has taken a year to the fate of they that at the repeated infl trices of the courts of Verfailles and that will certainly fooner or later be The laft letters from in the following that the Ruffians have entirely quitted that and that the Turks had made es mailers of 11 the which the Ruffians had taken from them on the bank on the 1* is conjectured that a new private negotiation is now on foot under trie apices of the of that nobleman being grown a gieat at The man on his examination laft night before the lord that if he was at he could produce the who employed him with fome to fet the on but Would make no further About ten a with took him from the houfe for A that the late fire at was a more infernal than the and worfe in its the could have in the would have been only up both Of which couH foon have repaired if they were not better than the without much but the of navy might have been fatal to the whole Mr. Foote intends performing as manager in Dublin the in with Mr. Letters dated June 18, The news of the taking of by the troops of Aly hath the Jews are and the more fo as they know that the new Sultan of Egypt is no friend to their A Dutch is hired 40 jews with their to of E. When Voltaire was in he was highly by the but by none more than Lord His gave him a general invitation to his and always the bard of with Voltaire frequently in the polite but being one day a little hard run at White's by his upon the the poet replied with fome My I always confider it a honour to be tn company nobleman of your genius and but my when 1 find how much the gifts of by and 1 vent the of &c. which every one elfe but the and generally falls on the though in this particular the law is fa fair that if a is fuch be on and of the barony in proportion to the number of each religion concerned in will do well to take warning by this which we forthe good of the This being the for cattle over the whole it is recommended ijO all butchers whatever not to cut or their hides or which is a great injury to and a reflection on the Complaints are alio made 1>y the merchants and tanners of the vaft large parts or the being left and weighed with the which is a great and contrary to A is lately made in natural which may of fome importance to the The juice of ferves a very good for ink and in the where the latter is often the communication of this will give no little to oar s- The chapel of the or Magdalen houfe in wis lately the mailer and wardens did laft week placed can buoy on the fouth of in bearing from the light houfe at W. and by W. half W. the bluff of making Narrows S. half down muft keep fathom till they which will clear them of the ' flood fets W. and for two and ft the weft 1 ' - ui ' in a8 the bay thei 8thofMay^jn lat. 2i,v long. 77-, with a. fer with a number of 80 gun were building there apd after he alfo a brig from port in for the Havannah with the of which captain in company with aft bound forthe the and that j have by the lord mayor and the fame frauds to the and of the who are great Saturday his the fome cleeve loads half Sec. many weights and fraudulent beams for te weighing pf all kinds and upon the blood and vitals of the who already ( nigh for all the of All buyers and ought to fee the beams before they let the Sec. be Saturday laft were from 103 cwt. v of The from for - with a luable cargo is arrived in the after a of. Capt. New on the about from our lor one day all Capt. from this arrived at ht. 45; It. for ' - Capt. for on 48. 31. with oat font all * ' The price of grain at the in 21 from - Malt 16 to 2$ 23 6 to 17 o 9 O 8 o to 1.6 to to 15 6.. & Sept. 6ih.] An of the quarter the when Sve were tried and and ordered for transportation which the court adjourned to this the - 8th,] The with Robert Stapleton was to his thigh broke by in the - * 9th.] The mafter and wardens of the corporation of accompanied by alderman and other oa rev. dean houfe with the freedom of body in a lilver for his laudable attention to promote every ' particularly the relief of the manufacturers of this city at the fame time him to be a their 10th.] The oi from arrived in this port. * ot The John and with tor j i Thomas Brown of to Mifs Hammel of rev. Mr. Beiney of Queen's co. the widow Parry of Patt an eminent in to the agreeable Mifs Elinor Flirter of - At the wife of Francis greatly the wife of wife James an eminent butcher in the wife of Mr. an eminent lampblack WHEREAS letter directed to Mr. Pardoe in ' covering another letter directed to Col. St. the 4th wherein was a for 200I, without any date or but accepted per ion to whom the f me was is by the had the 10 have dipped on the and on the 5th Whoever faid to have a crown Sept. 1771. M O H O G A N Y. To be fold by this bring the Uth inft ij and ot and in a large parcel of in which there are 33 of a particular fine equal to is divided in lots or abrat 1500! The terms be made agreeable to the and will be at the Landed lift boird the Tames from a FRESH PARCEL of Dr. warded from Paris by the to his agent by haying thern from Paris is ths to half what medicine has-been formerly fold Boxes fold 2I. 5s. 6d. be had for 2s. Boxes formerly fold for as. may now be had for Boxes formerly fold fbr 1 is. 4^d. may now be had for 5s: 8d:* Taefe celebrated that are now allowed to be tain cure for inveterate wet or dry the Pimpled old Sorea or of the and other of trie fuch a are fold ONLY by James the Mercury in where a1 large their virtues with Directions for taking may be had Eery takes the trouble of reading over the A N of the Effects of I vain of illiterate who their the public with the epithet b ani the undeniable of of with the concurrent a ivery great number cfp the eminent and of ufe other remedy than s a great number Of you Will above the following by Duke of V the of tnd of all by tpe Duke late the court of as fe of hon. the We may fince of our in the year of our Lord 1757, for the ufe of the of the French it s by the of the u medicine has already cured and tl d who the accounts of our with the fevere and M w were unconquerable by repeated and havinK loft before Mr. ed we generally loft near halt the by the b ft methods 11 and repeated be made of aft the ogres and having 00 other motive but that Qje commonly from the having mentioned bis intention n of mens we it ora our of preaching a fermon which he determined in to this of which we bate 0 r ' - it with our V x We certify in remedy is. adopted of by in ail Ae of * of having received a letter from a troubled in who was to or He took his text from chap. 14. His was and There was great 0) and it has to conjecture the was as a well looking to livrea during the particularly and times into ts to Mr. Key which The congregation their by the attention to of the and in liberal donations the * The gentry in the weft of England frequently entertain their after fopper a white which is made very and A lady of who lately came from parts to fettle in the neighbourhood of Sr. made an elegant a few days The being the lady John went and returned ' Where is it faid the ' In the next it bringing it covered over with a ' What does the for laid the ' put it on the and uncover to the no of the company particularly the a white chamber pot which ended in an hearty laugh at poor John's Extract of a letter Jane 17. For the fifety of coming into and going to fea from the port of tern filled with We rt therefore u of our fte 17^. v. k ' 1 m Dr. or with a. oa of
