... We are informed that the Qnadruple Treaty of Alliance, lately Tinned by the Kinfi Pruflla, France and Spain, and the Queen of Hungary, contains nothing pre judicial to the Interefts of Grcai-Britain. Stt E 3, This Day there was a very fell Cotort of Commoncouncil held at Guildhall, when a ftrenuous Motion was expelled to made for an Addrefs to his Majefty ; hut from fome Reafons to be guefled ...

... London, Thurfday, Afrnl 13. t. 'U.ia Morning ah.'ut 5130 Freeholders of the Inicrelt Mr. Wilkes, met at the Mile-end Aficmblylooxn, and proceeded ti.er.ee in Body Brentford, to pell for that Gentleman. 2a This Morning Col. Ltitireli, with final! Party, was proceeding to Brentford, he was met at Corner a when a Dilpute by Accident arding, feveral the People, it is faid, rode ever, and that one ...

... 1. May id. The Ruffians loft men. lr. conffcjucnce il’cir attempt on j and the their aimy, repdlffd the Nicfttr Rich that they did any mc.duies to prevent their enemy from after them that, r,? :t clay, the ruikiftt tlta? river, fit the Ruffian and Vis, and rt i-a of Prince GaHitzin, who has thought proper to retire into the heart of Poland. a. iran[\li)fima 1 May z6. The defeat of the Ruffians ...

... where thty fta'ycd V time, their Majellies be:ng , both prefent. Hi: Lordftiip afterrii >ifi» the Dukj of Grafton, the of Hertford and Brilhol, dined at Earl Sple-s houfe in Pull-Ma!!. and the even-. burned to Hayes.-l he fame da) there was Cabinet Council at St. James s. LUis fa«, that Lord Chatham’s appearance Court the deni ct f the J t St. James’s, the R.pht Hon. Lord Rochford and Eord ...

... John Wilk'-'J, and the Elrt of Halifax. 13. are told lira the city attorney's bill for bufiaefs done far the patriot amount., bet acool not eooal as has been f.rid. 14.. Dr. Hehberdtn his tidy Wddc grave’s Iron its Pall-Mall for -e jO 1 - which taking down in'ordtr t. 15. an approaching ttiarrnge, the families and intcrells efnolHi then live Dukedoms will united, vii. Bedford, Marlborough, ...

... Jafcoan prefer.t ttr.der a very fevere fit of illnefs, which it feared, will terminate in a difagreeablc event. 2. A correfpondent defires to be informed, Whether the conferring a blue ribband on the D ofG , or the difmiiTion of the L—C ■ « ■ are to be confidercd figns the d—— of p— . Gen. Et\ Pojt. 3. hear that Col. Bernard Hale is tppoin* ted Colonel of the ioth regiment of foot, in the room ...

... fte’ jforeft find I •v.'Lid tndsA folic (TliC Cafe Batt tilvi ...

... and in aa it Tali* called :s Wra [IN DISH at ranked ncy and' aw’d foe Oldl.ft of Bar* ltd i Kie wi* md-daiu md-daia got dsn ...

... of Mr. H'iHtj'i ii lends ha been fullijbti ; but they not egret either in Names or Numbers, The SI, James's Clron. mentions 1 ji Gentlemen and the IP'S. E-o, Poll only 119. *. This Day at Twelve, Mr. VVilkea arrived at Weftminfter from the King’s Bench, and was conducted by the MarQial from the Coach up the Stairs leading to the Houfe • Commons (which with the PaiTages and Avenues was frouaeKJ ...

... To SOL D. TWO SLOOPS, or either of them; the Hope and the Provide Ncr, of Maxni noth rr, of full eighty Tons each; one five, the other twenty Vtar. old; both are well found, and the Hold of each Veffel is divided into ten Rooms, for the Convenicncy of the Corn-Eufinefs; but are fit for any Employ, being both found and good VetTets. They may viewed and examined at Manningtree afortfirid, where ...

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