... of the Navy to purchase Naval stores brought into this Kingdom in Neutral ships. A Bill for farther punishing Persons going arm'd of dis- guis'd in defiance of the Laws of the Customs or Excise. A Bill for preventing Frauds in the Admeasurement of Coals ...

... Trials at the. Seffions at the Old Bailey, which began Yefterday, viz. John Goddard, charged with buying and receiving Itolen Goods to a confiderable Value, knowing them to be fto'len. John Allgood, for a Robbery near Bow. James Reynolds, for breaking open ...

... ; and his Afliftants were, the Marquifles of Tweedale and Lothian, and the Earls of Berkeley, Peterborough, Northampton, Cardigan* Winchelfea, Carlifle, Murray, and Morton. The Pall was fup- ported by the Earls of Portmore, Macclesfield, Briftol, Jerfey ...

... of Rock- ingham. On Tuefday Night laft were interred, in the Family Burying-Place, the Remains of John Cheale, Efq; of Findon in Suffex, Norroy King at Arms. Thofe who attended the Funeral, fhew'd his Worth by the Sorrow they expreffed there, in regard ...

... cruize againft the Smugglers; one on the Kentifh, and the other on the .Suflex Coaft. On Thurfday laft died at Blackheath, John Afhley, Elq; a Gentleman well known for his many ufeful Traits upon the Trade of this Nation, particularly that Part of it ...

... Manchefter, TrelTell, with Butter, is entirely leap the John and Thomas, Ryitter, with Tobacco, afh'onjt.', and has loft her Bowfprit and Cut-water ; the Anne, Hill, with Provilions, afliore; the St. John VVhi.t: ting, with Proviftons, is entirely loft; the ...

... obviate Doubts in regard to Vaflals in the Principality of Scotland* An Aft for Relief of the Poor of St. Margaret and St. John Weftminfter, and the better cleanfing the Streets. An Act to grant to his Majefiy certain Sums out of the Sinking Fund, by ...

... the fame Nature. Six were caft for Tranfportation, and nine acquitted. On Tuefday laft Was committed to Nottingham Goal by John White, Efq; one Wogden of Ollerton, for robbing and murdering Edward Whatmore, a Far- mer of Inxford, near his own Houfe, on ...

... Widow of John Pitt, heretofore of SufFolk, Efq; deceafed, ?? Merit; on whofe Death, her Jointure of 500 1. per Annum devolves to George Pitt, Efq; Knight of the Shire for the County of Dorfet. On Sunday the Right Hon. the Earl of Cardigan appeared at ...

... Shirley and Charles Shirley were committed to Aylefbury Goal, by John Patten Burnham, Efq; Coroner for the County of Bucks, for poifoning Elizabeth Franklyn. Laft Week two Servants of Lord Cardigan's quarrel- ling at Richmond; one ftruck the other with a Plate ...

... Spot. ' We hear by a Letter from Barnftaple in Devon- shire, that as Mrs. Kipland, Wife of Mr. Kipland, who keeps the Kings-Arms in that Town, was taking fome Linnen out of a Drawer, and leaning ber Head down, a Moufejump'doutoftHe Drawer, and faften'd ...

... Mr. Thomas Daviesj Mate of the Battie, Captain John Thomas, belonging to Liverpool, who was knocked down into the Hold by one ofthe Sailors, and killed by the Fall. The Mtirderei •«_ fecured ia St. John's (.oil. iti order to take his Trial, • ...