... ADVERTIS E MENTS. Loft in a Leathern Purfe on Friday the 26th Feb. A NECKLACE, having one Row oJ big Pear! round and equal, and two Rows of dimpled Pearl, all fewed on a Pieceof Black Velvet, and a Silver-ring ac each End - likewife a Diamond-ring with ...

... ADVERTISEMENT S. 10 BE LETT, A Tenement in the Rotten-Row, {via, ) a Sli6p w ;-fc a Fire Place, a Back Shop, thiee Vaults, a Kitchen over the Shop, a fmall Room over the Back Shop, and four lodging Room*. Enquire of Mr. €R 0 MPtO N. ll *^ M^ w ?? l ? ...

... reileft Force » row'd up on our Starboard Qtiarter ; but finding our Shot fo « fmarr, row'd off, and as he pafs'd the Ship's f Stern he fired a whole Volley of fmall Shot. c which unfortunately kill 'd my chief Mate'and I pWf- He then row'd up on the Lar- ...

... greateft Force, row'd up on our Starboard Quarter, but « finding cur Shot fo fmart, row'd off, and as he pailed the Ship's * Stern he fir'd a whole Volley of fmall Shot, which unfortunately * kill'd my chief Mate and Carpenter. He then row'd up on the Lar- ...

... 10 the Commander in Chief of his Majefty's Forces in the Netherlands. - On Tuefday lart, ac the Convention of the Royal Bur- rows, Mr. Hugh Forbes Advocate was unanimoufly elected to be their Agent. ...

... Fifhing- Sloop, now at Dunkirk, the other five unknown. Yefterday a Spanifh Privateer open Row-boat went into Calais under French Colours; fhe has 4 Swivel Guns, rows with 14 Oars, and had 16 Men. A Boat of one of our Men of War ftationed off Dunkirk, being ...

... Crawford, Efq j of Lifburn in Ireland. William Cope, Eiq; of Moneyglaf* in Ireland, Colonel Cape, Go- vernor of Placenta, tec, — Rowe, Efq j 01' St. Helen's. Mr. Hoi- ford, a Practitioner in the Lv,v, in Holborn. Sir Moidaunt Brigden, Bart, of Hanover-fquare ...

... l to be of the greateft Force, row'd up on our St Quarter j but finding our Fire fo finart, row'd off, he pafs'd the Ship's Stern, fir'd a whole Volley of Inji which unfortunately kill'd my Chief Mate and Ca He then row'd up.jp the Larboard Side, and ...

... ;, that they leem'd difnbled ; upon wtiicii the General immediately went on board his Cutter, and rowed towards them with the Boats. They turned and rowed with great Precipitation to their Fleet, which lav a- -*ou. iix Miles below the Town. The General ...

... leaft ipra Seafon ; yet Tuefday Night iaft one John iamuei Gardner in Grangegatefide was deteftcd ty the Waiters at Potter-row Port, as he was en- .tring this City with the Corpfe of a Child of 16 Jlonths old, wrapped up in a Sack, under his Arm, as if ...

... Character of the Prompter.*———. Vbe E — g — fh have taken many a Farce from the French ; the French have in Return, for once, bor- rowed one ft'om them. 'Tis faid a certain ittuftrhns. Volunteer will-fhort- lyembark for Flanders; and that one mightier than he ...

... famous tor Prizes as ever St Sebaftian's was. On Wednefday laft a Spanifh Privateer open Row Boat went into Calais under French Colours : She has four Swivel Guns rows with 14 Oars, and had about 16 Men. . \ efterday Morning the Kentifti Hoy, called the ...