... Casualties. Burnt to Death at St. Paul in Covent Garden i. Drowned accidentally 2, One in Southwark, and One St. Mary Magdalen Bermondfey. Found dead z, One Child) St. Mary Hill, and One ftrange Woman') Sc. Gabriel in Fenchiuch himfelf (being Lunatick) ...

... Casualties. n at Paul Covent Garden Found dead One in the Street Bami to De • Female Infant) the Common Sewer at St. Maty it. George Botolph Lane, One heifclf (being Magdalen Bermondley, Old lewrv Killed 2, One by a Fall from an Hoife at uiteS:»d « St- ...

... Hancock, St. Margaret's Lothbury London, &c. The Mifery ofMan. Being the Subftance of Two Sermons preached St. Paul's Covent Garden, on the 25th November, and on the of December, Henry Gaily, A. Lefturer of the Parifh, and Reftor of Wanden in the County ...

... Moorfields, was accidentally run into the Eye, •which Wound he died Tue dav Morning, at his Father's Houfe in Maiden Lane, «Covent Garden. A grrat many Ships are ready here to export Corn Cadiz, Malaga, and ether -Spanifh Harbours, where is great Demand for ...

... Act of Parliament, to the Use of the said Company. A Commission of Bankrupt is awarded against Henry Jernegan, Banker of Covent Garden ; likewise another Commission against Mr. Cohen of London Merchant, and the 3d against Paul Antonio, Broker and Stock-Jobber ...

... given laft Term in the Court Common-Pleas, agairft Mr. Jer- for violent Ada tilt the of Mr, Weft, Silk Dyer in New-ftreer, Covent Garden, is allowed by the Court of Chancery, to ccme within the Statute awarded againft the laid Mr. Jernegan. Morning about Two ...

... the Parish cf without Aldgate London, fallow-Chandler* B.ixt:r cf Exehanpe Allet, London, Broker Henry of Bow-flreety Covent Garden, the Count) of jvilddlefeXy Silverfmitb. Richard of the FariJJ) 0 f St* Paul, Sbawell, the County *iiild!cfex t Brewer ...

... that Col. Edward died there Thurfday Oft* 31, aged Laft Night died Sir Thomas Palmer, Barf, his Lodgings in Bow Street, Covent Garden, of the Dropfy, after he had been the Day before for the fame; he was Member of Parliament for Rochtfter in Kent. The Bill ...

... London, Nov. 16. A Gentlewoman laft k, well dreffed, with a Gold Watch, See, went in Chariot to eminent Phyfician near Covent-Garden, and told him had Husband, tho* in other Refpe&s very honeft, yet had got Diftemper that required his Afliftance, hot that ...

... Coutonein Normandy, that the Library of the lace Bifhop of that Place, has beentought by Mr. Woodman, a Bookfeller riear Covent Garden, for 37000 1. We hear Warrants are iffued out for apprehending feveral Perfons for treafonable Praftices, The Small-Pox ...

... from France, were lafl Week feiz'd by fome Officers of the Cuftoms in the River. Yefterday Dr. Lloyd of the Church of Covent-Garden prefented a Petition the Houfe of Lords, with his Majefty's Reference, in order r.o be call'd II P a Peer Writ of Summons ...

... Partner with William of Venice, Richard Bofwell, Junior the County of Effex Coal Merchant. Richard of Bedford-ftreet, Covent Garden iaceman. Jonathan James and Edward Lfnn late of Vanxball the County of Surrey. Daniel of Fleetftreet, London, Vintner. ...