... the Inhabitants refiding in the back Parts of this Province, that now was their Time to withdraw, as.they daily expected an Army of Ffench and Indians tocpme againll them ; but as we have no Advice of any A« s of Hoftility being committed at the Eaflward ...

... of 18000 Soldiers, the King of Pruffia wa» prefent incognito, drefs'd in Regimentals the tame as one of the Officers in his Army who ijvery like hint, he was attended by an Officer only. We are informed that a new Treaty has been lately concluded at Cape ...

... LONDON Tuefday the Lords J all ices in Council were pleafed to order, that the Parliament which (lands prorogued t3 Thurfday the 14th of this inftant Auguft, fhould be further prorogued to Tuefday the 2d Day of September next. There is a Report that both ...

... in St. James's I'ark, and examined by die Rigtii liun, the F.arl ef Rothes. The St. Dennis, a French Banker, from Newfound: land, in feut into Faliuoutu by the Rochotter i.i*u uf War. The Public miy depend that a Day of Solemn falU t'ng will be ?? to be ...

... encamp'd in the Fields and Gardens ; the Houfes that dre yet remaining are fo fhattcr'd, that it is thought not one in fifty can (land the Winter. Several Snips are arrived from America with Fiih. The Number of the Dead is confiderably lefs than was at firfl ...

... tbe Ufe of the Inhabitants there. An Aafrpunijhing Mutiny and Defer lion, and for the better Payment ofthe Army and thir%aritrs ' Majcftys Land Forces aud Marines. And to three Private Bills. Prefdcn Je,n. 30. On Monday lafl, the _+th rnfr being Ml ...

... lo^Cll P.ItCJ. A MtjTuage or Tenement, Land! and r\ I'rt-mil'.e?.' at Kirk'.n ,-., ii in the Weft.RWini; of York id -, ; n :!;¦¦ Poilliiion of Richard-Bath, ol uhou. the Yearly Kent ul -,-/. Alf i another MeiTtiaw, Land- and PremilTt-. in the Pof- ffllion ...

... refolved to attack him the next day. Lall Week fix Meilengers landed in ?? Parts upon the Coafl of Norfolk. If the Government would tranfport Men and Families from Germany to America, and give them Lands, of which InsMajefty has Millions of Acresof very good ...

... And my Neghbours of this Parish, Bear Countrymen, Halifax, Ofl. £9. MUTINIES in Armies and Seditions in State- have often broke out upon theflighte'i Occafions, an o;d Woman threw her Stool at the Parion as hewa. reading Prayers, and that was the Beginning ...

... commanded by three Admi rals, will fpeedily be fent abroad. O n W tdnelday laft two boats of a new conllruflion, built for landing of his Majelly's forces in Ihalluw waters, were launched, and failed down the Thames. Thty are defigned to carry fifty fuldiers ...

... c* 59 Days Vfi 1 Land adjoining a good Cotunicn, belidts good Building t.i 111, l:.r ...

... Brittany on Ihe -ih oljuni;, the fecund day after the landing of the iriopv at Cancalr. •WL the Xi t >v a nd Migh.-y Prince, Chailes Puke of ' MartlKWOUgh, Mergfa.e uf Blandfoid, Earl of Sur.der- land^ B..fiin Ciunclii:i. Knight ol the moll noble otder ...