... DI ED. At Beighton. oq Mor.day, Mr William aldtield, hatcher of that place, On Vv'edoefday, Mr Syddall, of the Sprrad Eagle, puid;c hoofs in thi. town. On Turf Jay, Mn Cook., cam, of this tows. MARRIED. At Handfwotth, ref: Sheffield, - BeIFAI, to . _ ...

... DIED, At Spanifh Town, Jamaica, on the tgth of November, thig Right 1-ion. Thomas Howard, Earl of Effingham, Lord Howard, Governor-General of Jamaica, and a Colonel in the army. had been for fume in a dangerous ftate of health, and it w partly in the ...

... Mr. Wilkinfon, in Howard-ftreet, was broke open and robbed of a large quantity of linen and wearing apparel, which had been waffled the preceding day. The depredators have not yet been difcovered. On Tueiday laft, a child of William Lintell's, of ..this ...

... 1oriumen1um P , a/eeiwe et Decre• tura NI.OLL.XLV 111. hofiarunt Ann° M. De..C.IXIII. A few days ago a lady going over the fi..lds in the middle of Ike day, from Stratford to Low Layton, luddenly arracl. ed by two men, who jaint.ee ot the corn and robbed ...

... COASTERS ARRIva D.—Sabina, Wood; Vigilint, Fox, both from Bolton. A Glace, turn Supply, Alariin ; Lodnon, Ciabtree: William iSt fi y, Hopewell, Howard ; Four Bother, Ma-- fterman ; Newcailic, Thompfon ; Halifax, Sianilanii; .Mary, Bubb ; , Pratinan ; Haiitax ...

... Georges'sChtuch in 'he Borough, Southwark, and return to the Dolphin in 14 hours. The day is not abfolutely fixed hut it malt be within a month. . The Viper, Howard, was cut of at Cameroon in May lan the Captain is arrired t Liverpool. „Monday evening ...

... of Kennington, Surry, huilder.—Francis James, of Newrite-ftreet, wonted Innge and lace manufaCturer.—William Gibb, of Fowl, Cornwal, merchant—William Edwards, of Cheapade, London, watchmJcer. —John Tucker, of Armin fie r, De vonth ire, groce r.--Rober: ...

... HALIFAX, whereAdvertifements are taken in for this Paper. From TUESDAY MAY 77, totUESDAY, MAY 24, 1763. Yefterday being the birth day of her Majefty, who entered into the zoth year of her age, their Majeities received the compliments of the nobility and gentry ...

... gates of that city were delivered to the Magiffrates ; and their troops repotteffed all the polls about that city in the fame day. LAters from Hanover of the 2;th pall fay, that the Princes Charles and Ernefl of Mecklen burgh Streli.z. after flay ing a little ...

... at Guildhall. Attot nies, Meffrs. 'Winter and Kay, Swithin's lane. William Smith of Greek-11, eer, Soho, linendraper ; to furrender Sept. 4, 11, 051. 9, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Howard, Carey- thee. Noah Mordecai of Camel bury-place, Surrey, merchant; ...

... Marlhall, corn-fac-, tot-and timber-nie. Chant, bo.h ot that lace. ' Sable day was ma lied, Mr. Jam Goody of Cudworth, near Barnfley, to. IVlds Colt, datighter of Mr. William Cottle, of .outh Heinicy. On Saturday !aft. was .married, Mr: Peter Forbes; ...

... Saturday, the ct Mr. John Wreake-it kotiotlinith, w Cut 1.-Meet. A frw days ago, Mr. William Itedlearne, of rbe poi* c.f Thoornb.id, near Waktfie'd ) brother n to Sir Syite A few day; aci, Mr. John Ingham, of 0:Tot, logged sa t to the Rev Mr. Ingham, Cortneny ...