... engaging in a War againlt the Turks, in which Spain will have a Parr. A Merchant oftliis City, has lately, received an Account irom the Manager of his Plantation at Nevis, That the Chriftmas Crop ?? is almoft: defpaircd of, by reafon of a Fly or Vermin ...

... laft arrived a French and; a Holland Mail. V** 1 J , 7 -a fa's Letter, verbatua, London, ssugnjt 3.1. \j»S of. a private. Letter from Parts, oep. $. \ litters from Lombardy of the 25th pafl: tell us, That .vlurfhal de Noailles having taken a ...

... and will report the fame to a pri- vate Court next Friday. And this Day a Victualler near the Meufe-gate was tried and convicted by the Commiflioners of Excife for felling Punch, not having taken out a and was fined xoo 1. A Perfon eminent •for making ...

... fhe receiv- ed at Dover, in her way hither. But fhe is a Wo- man of too good Senfc, to refent an TJfage from the Dregs of a Sea-port Town. The 2d Son of the bake of Berwick, lately de- ceas'd, was a mod promising Youth, and dedicat- ed himfelf entirely ...

... of tke Troops who kPerlbns of chat Stature ; 'tis talked rhat the ¦¦¦: wiil ipeedily pubiiib an Ordinance^, ibrbid- : ¦; all Perfons, excepting Priiices'of rhe Blood foreign Miniders, lo keep am* Servants above- * ...

... Since cur lajl arrived a French and a Holland Mail. From the London Gazette, Oci. 2. Vienna, Sept. 30. THIS Court has Letters from Belgrade ofthe 24th advifing, That on the ?? a definitive Treaty of Peace between the Emperor and the Porte was figned by ...

... From a Weekly Journal, Avg. &. Uris x Aug. 9. Our Camps, our Magazines, and ' car Military Motions to and fro look very peace- able, for fxi People will have it, tho' our Gazet- terscall this a great Appearance of a War •, but then they don't confider ...

... new Burdens upon them, _ which he af- pßrms his Country is not in a Condition to bear ; and then draws a State thereof, whi.h being pretty carious, I (hal) you the Heads thereof. After a fhort~Preamble, he begins thus : « 1 ibaJ! 4 only enumerate, by Rules ...

... arrived a French and a Flanders Mail. ON tbe 30th paft happened an Aitair which is condemned by all who have a- ny Notion of common Decency, viz. Some young People of Diftin&ion di- ning at the Golden Eagle near Charing- crofs, hid the Folly to canfe a Boaefire ...

... That he would have a particular Attention Cf tre- jerve tbe Alliance of his Imperial Majefty and to cultivate his Friendjbip : it hat nothing would give him greater Pleafure than to give his Imperial Ma* jefty Marks of bis. That he affured Mcnfieur the ...

... Extract of a Letter from tbe Hague, April 21. As a new Proof that the Courtof Great Britui- continues to act in concert with their High Mtfjb, tinefles the States General, with regard to ij*** Concurrence of the Maritime Powers to the Treaty for a general ...

... not much to be apprehended from the Spaniards,, a:tho' they are 5000 ftrong,. and ?? a- tolerable Jjram ©f Artillery . becaufe their Troops chiefly eonfift of Savage Indians. However,, they have made a fma!i Breach, and fummoned the Portu-*- -guefe Governor ...