The third general, though much inferior in force to his enemies, still maintained the war; but with no great fupplies of money either from the Palatine or.

but with no equal fupplies of money either.

Equal is here improperly used in the fenfe of adequate.

The expreffion in the first edition was correct. In the words, whojoever, whatsoever, howsoever, the pronoun or adverb cannot be properly difunited from foever.

This correction is not fortunate: "fequeftrate it into the

hands is incorrect,

after the unexpected rup

Spain, the Infanta, when

ture with Spain, when James James, offered..

demanded the executi of the

treaty, the Infanta offered him,

CHAT

It was a common practice of Mr. H. to place the word gəverned before the governing word.

What is the difference between inhabitants and fellow citizens : he fhould have faid-" with which the inhabitants affeffed them. felves."

It would be better to say, one fhip, richly laden.