... General F—ke, late G——r G———r; in which ii comprifed the original Order* fent to that General, in three Letters from the S——y at War, with the Minutes of the Council of War held G——r on that Occafion. Alfo Lord Anfon’s Letter to Adm B—g, refpefting thofe Orders; with the Reafons for not putting them into Execution. Planted by D. Henry and R. Cave at St. John’s Gate j and may be had of the ...

... Brollict, at Ofer.ey near Oxford, Are defired to apply to Mr. Bernard Gnfe, CConfeCtione r behind All-Saints Church ; where they will receive proper Satisfaction that the Scandalous Reports which have been fpread by fome evil-minded Perfons, are malicious and ground ici s, and that this China is abfolutely of his own Manufactory. ~To be L E t T. ' And entered upon at Lady Day or Michaelmas ...

... According to fome Letters from the Hague, it has been lately debated in an Aflembl/ of the States General, whether they (hould not iffue Letters of Marque and Reprifal for the Depredations committed on the Velfels of the Rcpubliclc’s Subjects by Bririfh Men of War and Privateers: But the Queftion paflfed in the Negative a very fraall Majority. Some of the cooleft Heads in the Aflembly ...

... , 1753. WIHEREAS at the last Assizes at Buckingham Wiliam Shirley was try'd for poisoning Elizabeth. Franklin, and being convicted thereof, must have been executed the Day after his Tryal, if the Judge, who try'd him, had not been so good, upon ihe Petition of the Grand| Jury from some favourable Circumstances in his Cafe, to reprieve him for three Weeks, which expire on Saturday the 25 th of ...

... to very little Pur poft, tn prejudice tht Old Interefi of this County, it is now indujirioufty jpread about, that ive in- tend Jhortly to decline: Ihis is therefore to affure you, that this Report is falfe and groundlefs. We evety inhere meet witb toa much Succefs, to entertain fuch Thoughts as thtfe. And ive beg Leave farther to afure our Friends, that ivt will never dfert them, nor the ...

... unt of the Ctn-verfion ofW m H nes f/Chipping-Norton, f rtm p 9 p try to Chrifiiaaity. BOTH Parker aud Turner a Dinner provide Ofbakod and roaftcd, of boiled and it fii Eight Houfes they open'd their Friends to contain, But thefe were too fcaaty, fo laigc was their Tra.n. Says ajolly Freeholder, why ihould we repine, For if Eight's not enough we can foon open Nine. Away to the Hart with a hoop ...

... I was utterly ?? at a Lofs how to account for many Steps in the Conducl of your Party; but you roundly aflerted, that the Goodnefs of your Caufe would jultify you in Meafures that would be unlawful in us. That you have adted upon fuch a Principle is undeniable. When the Affociation in Defence of the Government againft Rebels and Traytors was on foot, you held all Efforts of raifing Money by ...

... FOR D, Fine Raifin, Malaga, and Smyrna vv lues, Tliey are two Years old, clean, bright, dry, and iit for bon ling He alfo fells fine Brandy, Jamaica Rum, and other Spi- rituous Liquors, as cheap as in London. TO . BE LETT immediately, And entered upon at Michaelmas next, at Hindi Wycombe, in the County of Bucks, A Very good Houfe, confiding of two Parlours, two Kitchens, good ...

... to the following Eftcc., It h with the ut- mojl Satisfaction I have received Advice from Ox- f—djh-e ofthc kind Reception which our well-be- loved, the Princes C—rf—ni, have met with from the Friends of the N~w Int-r-f} ; this is a frefh Teftimony of their Veneration and Attachment to mr 45 Perfon and Affairs. With no lefs Indignation and Dijappointment muft I mention to you the ...

... Herks, j l 0 1 -\y ,„ s been r - rortfd that Prefs Warrant! arc brought down hirher; nay fome have given cat that there was a Pr.fi Gang in the Town ; and that the Smali-Pox is in the faid Town: We do hereby citify thar all thefe Re- ports ure without any Manner of Foundation. Henry Harding, Mayor. Tho. Justice. Joseph Newcome, Minifter. JohnEldridge, Church Warden. To be LET T, And entered ...

... At any Time before the \JI of Auguft, 1758, Copyhold Me Eli age Wing near Aylefd\ bury in the County of Bucks, with a Wheelwright's Shop and Timber for Carts, Waggons, Plows, &c. the Working Tools and Houlhold Goods, the Perfon being to leave oft Bufmefs: Alfo a Linnen-Draper’s Shop adjoining. Enquire of H. Cooper at Wing aforefaid. N. B. 'There are upnuards of fifty Majitrt who are Co omen to ...

... ( W'fh a new an*/ >. or reel of the the Seat of War in taken /torn tie the latejl and hji Maps toofe Countries publijhid at £nltn JJ.etvinp tie Difames between the principal Citus in Enghjh and Gtrr.an in, ana i of tie Battle of Lerwrjitx, aljo a Song fet Mujkk, and Cat of a menjirous Sbetp, ...