... b.:tweim not, Oak. and Sycamore, and a M.ter Corn-Mill, the Buildings in good Repair, and the L: rids in good lic , urt. Parti.mlars thi.reof may be had from Mr. Salsbury of Bryn y' Basket, Attorney at Law; Mr. Rees fuutkes, of Denbigh, Attoris.y at ...

... not a cal Ail Hands td War. W. E P. OTL AND 2 - ' • Lati Sunday a Dercrrer from th e of tbg Koval Itifk at brought in by a Party of St Georges Dragoons. His Crime feems to he pretty fingular, he &reeled to the French alter the Rattle of Vontenoy, for which ...

... differ far from the eight Articles which have been publifhed in the French Gazette. W: E. P. An Order is illbed out for a Party of Foot Guards, confifting of near a Thoufand, to mount Guard-every Dtv during the Tril of Lord Lovat, at Wenminfter- Hall ...

... It is much doub:esi whether the IteVlu*ions of the Cir.:lrs will give any great Satislattion to eitisce of the Conte i i-g Parties. Marfhal Secketidorff issreturn'd from Act bon. and it is now pret:v certain, that he will rt,t be cmploy'd by the Imperial ...

... one, about later itshmttin,-, to the t s ermer's Command, which we hear is without FounCation, or adjulled as to make both Parties vary. WE. P. The Prudence, Walker, from Barlaid•es for Lancal:. ter, was taken on the of January, a id cars icd into Dicupe ...

... Yellerday Morning !.tamitel Auffen, the Smuggler, was a rice: in a Cart Morning Newga . e. about Nine o'Clock, att,nded by a Party of the Foot Guards, and executed at Tyburn, alter which his Body was carried and hatted in Chains, purfLant to his Sen:enc ...