... worth 600 1. per Annum, is given by the Dean a:.d Chapter of St. Paul's Air. Whitfield, of St. Martins Lud- that of Mr. Whitfield's to Mr. Aftry, Chaplain the Bifhop of London. We are intovm'd that Prince Frederick George, Graudfoa to Kii'g George, is be ...

... necefiary tor the of the Antient Poets Being Improvement whatever been hitherto written that Greek, Latin, French and Authors. Dr. King, for the Life nftcr, and all ether Schools, 2s. X. Hope's new Method Fencing, or, the true and folic! Art of Fighting wit ...

... to Lett altogether, or in Parcels, for the Term of Five or Seven Years from Lady Day next. Enquire of Mr. Bolton of Moulton, Mr. Bilsberry i&- toft, Mr. Colli of Cowhurne, or of Aurthur Stafford of Gayton aforefaid, and you mat farther iirform'd. Ne* well ...

... tha~ wat tic Employ. Mr. an.Apothccary in Brydjcs-atierr, had like wile Son kill'd, and his Wife's Legs broke the Fall •, Woman in Tuttlc-Strcet,whofe Name not >ct come band, dy'd on the Spot. Mrs. Buich eai y's nr-oghttr King Street, WeftmiaHer, was ...

... liv'd in the Court of King Charles 11. and was afterwards Ambailador from the King France King James the 2d. containing the Amorous Intrigues of thole two Princes, the Monmouth, Buckingham, Ormond, Hamilton, Eark Arran, aid Radnor, Mr. Churchill, now Duke ...

... Yefterday Morning Mr. J ftice Eyre, ofHisMajefty's Court n of King's Bench, Mr. Baron Bury, and Mr, Baren Montague,/apj;ni His Majefty to try the Rebels taken by General Wills ' at Predion, let cut. lor Ghefter. The Gounfel for the King are, ...

... Submission to the King, sign'd by the Heads of his Clans; and that the Marquis of Huntly is treating, and the Duke of Gordon and 2 Lords more offer to be Security for him to King George. The Irish Parliament has Address'd the King to remove the Earl ...

... Juftice Parker, Mr. Juftice Tracy. Norfolk Circuit, Lord Chief Juftice K : ng, Mr. Baron Bury. Northern Circuit, Lord Chief Baron Dod, Mr. Juftice Dormer. Midland Circuit, Mr. Juftice Powys Mr. Juftice Eyre' Oxford Circuit, ...

... carry'd it to the King j and this Day the ' King fent his Anfwer, That he would do upon this, and all other Occalions, a? he thought molt for the Honour of his Government and Safety of his Kingdom. French Poft advifes that the King is recovered, and that ...

... in Drury-Lane, Written by Mr. Gay. pr. 11. Venus and Adonis. Muique. t perform'd at the Theatre-Royal. Written by Mr. Gibber; .aid fet to Multdby Dr.Pepufch,pr. 6d. 111. A Tread the Rights of the Crown, declaring how the King England may and increafe his ...

... Tumultous Aflemblies, % making without Benefit of tli« Clergy, for any Perfons get Mob 1 together - the Peace the Government. •' J- Mr. Walpole compbitrt! to v of a Letter printed in the Evening faid to be fcftt by him to the Lord Sunder j whereupon the that ...

... wherein the laft were totally routed, with the Lofs of feveral hundreds Saturday one Mr. Singleton was taken into Cuftody of a Melfenger, - with all his Papers. Mr. Coriellis, Member in the laft Parliament for Colchefter, his Horfes and Arms are (eizd; ...