... and the Nesghbourhond, till reviewed, the,othertwo Corps, by General Wade ; which ‘tis expected will be one Day next Week. - wk Exeter, Fine 18.) The ryth at Nicht. between the Hours of 10 and 1 1, the Inhabitan this City were. under the utmoft Confternarion ...

... Robert iWilmot, of Ofmaflon, in the County of Derby, Efq; s Colonel Bell, Comptroller of the General Poft-Office, was laft Week at Exeter, by Order of the Poft-Mafter General, to examine Limpus who robb'd the Grand Weftern Mail, and to take his Information ...

... Houk of Lords, Parfon Whitcticld attended 3'l Time in the Choir. Colonel Bell, Comptroller of the General Poll was lafl Week at Exeter, by Order of the Polt-Matler General, to examine Limpus, who robo'd the Grand Welter') Mail, and to take his Information ...

... People in fupplying him with that Commodity was rather out of Fear than Ciood-will, on account of the Arrival there lift Week from Exeter of i so Men, °Stasi*. eluded, part of Brigadier Mountague's Regiment of Foot, commanded by Capt. Edwards,. who were lent ...

... were the Theatre in the Hay-Market, fee the Opera of Coriolanus, tor the Benefit of Signiora Margaritta Duraftanti. Laft Week the Exeter Stage Couch was over-turned the Ridge of a Hill three Miles beyond Salisbury ; by which Accident Mr. Pennick, Steward ...

... Richmond. Laft Night the Corpfe of the Rev; Mr. Monkley, an emi- nent Diffenting Minifter of this City, who died laft Week at Exeter, was interr'd in a grand Manner, from an Undertaker's in Fleet-ftreet, at the Burying Ground near Moorfields. On Thurfday ...

... taken in White Chappel by the Diligence of Jonathan Wild and the Conftables, and others of that Parifh. One Night laft Week the Exeter Stage- Coach was ftopt by 7 Cuftomhoufe Officers on Horfeback in Piccadilly, upon an Infor- mation that 700 1. worth of ...