... Flints (under ■Hie fcr the purpofe of mending the Roads, may fc»d their Proposal;; the Clerk. I**** j. A a V E N, , Clerk to fetid +* Southampton, Jan. 14, 1773* ORANGES and L EMON S, ► imported in the Cadiz Packet, WIL- 11 AM COLLINS, Matter, from SEVILLE. A Quan• Seville and China Oranges and Lemons, to be Sold Terms, CHARLES YOUNG, and Co. N.'n. A few Banelsof Spanifh gs, Jarßaifins, and ...

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... Duty, between the 5 th of March, and the ij of October 178 -burr ant to an Ad the Scfiion of Parliament 9 granting a duty on fuch Certificates. * 9 purju- BarberWilliarn, Yeoman £.220 Breton John, Efq. £.220 Cropp, Leonard, .Efq. v Lambert Wilham Gardener 220 J Nicolas John, Stubington John Coopef 111 Edward Voeman £.010 By Order His Majeji/s Commoners for managing the Stamp Duties C. E. ...

... FOREIGN NEWS. teferday arrived tbe Mails from Holland, France, and Flancers. Warsaw, 0 Sober. 26. * v H E accounts from Turkey will _, ...

... FOREIGN NEWS. Mails from France and Holland. Vienna, September MLe Compte de Stadieu is departed from this city for the Court of London, where he will refide as Envoy Extraordinary. His Highnefs Nicholas Efterhazy de W Galantha, Prince ofthe Holy Roman Empire, Knight of the Golden Fleece, Field Marfhal, &c. Sec. died yelterday morning, in the year of his univerfally regretted. Prince Poteinkin ...

... From the LONDON GAZETTE, Dec. at. ! Dec. TKIS morning the-right honourable Lord Henry Spencer, his * lecretary embafTy, and minifter plenipotentiary at the - Hague, arrived at the office ofhis grace Duke of Leeds, his majefry> principal fccrc- ary of for foreign affair*, with convention relative the affairs of the Auftr Netherlands, which was figned the Hague on the roth initant, by his ...

... FOREIGN NEWS. Vienna, 03. WE have not yet received any account of Belgrade's being reftored to the Turks. This delay has originated not in any defign on the part of our court, but from commotions that had taken place among the Ottoman troops on the frontiers, during which two pachas of two tails each, and a prodigious number of men, have been killed. Pacha, the commander to whom it is to be ...

... FOREIGN E S. New York, Sep.. 26. AN application was made on Wednefday laft, the minifter of Fiance, the government of the united dates, for a confiderabie fupply money, Sec. for the of fupprefling the unhappy infurrections in the Hifpaniola, and for the relief of the unfortunate inhabitants; the whole of which wa j immediately granted according to the minifler's ...

... FOREIGN NEWS. Paris, S pt. jo. THE following difpatch from the municipality was brought to the convention by extraordinary courier:— tranfmit you the Copy of a fuir.mon; lent ro us to deliver up the town and citadc to the emperor; trtd the copy of the anfwer we returned, after hay• * conuilted with the council of war, and the adminiftra- the Summons of the Duke of Saxe Tefchen. Ported before ...

... arrived tbe mail from Flanders. Life, Oil. 28. N immenfe artillery for fiege is gone from Douay. The whole frontier of French Hainault is evacuated; all the l, army of Gen. Dumourier is arrived ; G* lli his army, commanded tneral Botirnonvitle, entered Quievrain the without finking a blow, and is now enca »iped St. Ghiflain. General Valence ocpP'es the banks the Meufe, and General thofe of th« ...

... FOREIGN NEWS. Bakhadoes, 17, DISPATCHES received this day from Mart}- nico, dated Boyne, Port Royal Bay, Feb. from Admiral Sir Jervis, commander in chief of his majesty's naval forces, &c. to his honour the prefident, give the following important informal on : On the Bth inftant Sir John cietached the Irrefirtible from Bay Marin, to co-operate with Brigadier-general White, at Ance d'Arlct, and ...

... REVOLUTION in, INLAND. Warsaw, June it . GENERAL Sierakoulki has lately ertablilhed a camp near Blonie, in order to under his command gentlemen, who choofe ferve as volunteers -in conlfqucnce winch, the national council has publifbed an addrefs the young gentlemen Akords : To arms, brave youths, to arms : net difapppint the hopes of your country, nor refufe to de ferve the civic cr otitis ...