... Trumpets, and other Ceremonies ufual on fuch The Joy which two lurch happy Events gave here, was a little allay'd by tome inward Conunotions, occafimed by the Infurreaion of the Dalicatlians. On Motalay [aft, the Inflant, about Two o'Clock in the Morning ...

... framed that art Slave may make a Pert al Complaint to the Govern', of Dilmernbering or Mutilation-by hi' Mailer-or oft his ; and sbearasapaa,the Governor is to he impower'd to take Co i tnizattee of fuch Complaint, ael toproteft (licit Slave, in order to ...

... Bullion, 3442. C. of Rice, 2,0z7,441 Pound of Tobacco, 4,938,894 ditto Imported, 3939 C. of Rice Imported, tat Ships Entred Inwards, and I II Clear'd out. Front the Day of January 1755-6, to the ill Day of January 1736-7, were entered at the Cuflom-houfe ...

... all Ships coming from the Levant. Dantzick, Auguft 13, N. S. The CommifTioners appointed by the King to examine into the Complaints of the Citizens againft the Magiftrates of this City, continue fittin, and have already, by the Cotiren«if his Majetty, ...

... Dutch Ship bound for St. Domingo with warlike Stores, ls taken and carrlCl into Jamaica, by a Rhode•llland Privateer. Great Complaints having been made by feveral eminent Citizens, that Watchmen, when they go their Rounds, are very remifs in not informing ...

... Employ tntnts. _ _ __ _ Lilt Week come worthy Nobility and Gentry difeharged their Frcuch Valets and other Servants, upon Complaint that they were OW 'rig in attempting to over-awe the Audience a few Nights ago at a certain Theatre in the Haymarket. A laudable ...