... in your laft paper; hope, Sir» with you, the opinion one individual not bias the fentiments perhaps can an* l'-.ver for not only myfelf, but number of my acquaintance who are conftant readers of your paper, that the mod trifling anecdote relating the popular Gentleman hinted by A. P. is as much read and canvas'd almofl any other article of news .whatever.—Hov/eycr entertaining the prices of ...

... N Wed ay laft, the lions were held (by adjournment from Wakea.l field) Doncafter, fur the Weft'* Riding this county, when William Garlick, of Featherftone near one the high conftublcs for the of Olgoldcrols, was inditfed for extorting money by colour of his office to the amount upwards of 11501, from twenty-five townihips within the laid Weapontake, and upon his pleading guilty to the fir ft ...

... Arri'Sd the Mails from Holland rancc. Conjlantitioplc, May 24. AST week the Capt. Pacha failed for the Black Sea. His T is compofed of twenty k * large men war, ten great faiks eight galleys, and upwards of two hundred galliots and canjadbachs, vefTels particularly conftru&ed for the fervice of the Sea of Zabache. Vice Admiral Bey is to command fquadron of nine men of war in the Archipelago, ...

... of Cleveland-Row, St. James, Dealer. ——John Shaw of Mary le Bonne, Mason.—William Waters, of Rupert-street, London, Dealer in Wines, Brandies, &c -—Champion Constable of Chertsey, Surrey, shop-keeper -- Richard Jackson and Thomas Andrews of Deptford, Potters; Alexander Mitchell, of Baling-lane, London, Merchant. — John Firth, of Leeds, and John Tennant of Chapel Allerton in the ...

... fa Arriytd the Mail from Francc. •,£• WarfaiUy Nov. ' Bifhopof Pofna'nia, Great Chanel/ cellor of the crown, has ordered. w public prayers all the parifhes of www t^l s ca P' ta a his diocefe, implore heaven to pat an end to the troubles which have fo long defolated the kingdom. Thefe prayers began on the 519 th ult. and are to continue till the end of this year. >' Leghorn, Nov. ix» had not ...

... Arrived the Mails from Holland, and France. April i. N Tuefday laft we were thrown in%J) to* great confternation from body . 0 f Confederates having advanced within two leagues of this city, in order to poflefs themfelves of a powder-mill; the troops of the Republic were ordered to take to their arms, guards were polled at all the avenues of the city, and cannon properly placed the caftle, the ...

... RRIV E D at Liverpool finee our J» A 4 queers of oats and oatmeal 3 tierces and tj barrels of beef; 2 puncheona, 47 barrels, and 35 calks pork; $ hhds, of bacon ; live hogs ; tubs, and »3j cafks butter; calks tallow 982 cow hides calks calf (kins; calf-reives 3 packs, 5 bundles, box, and pieces of linen-cloth ; 163 trufl'es of linen-yarn ; St packs of bay-yarn ; bags of cotton hhds. 7 tierces, ...

... Import!. Weddcll, J. Harnies, from Oporto, with wine and cork. Adventure, L. Chriftenfen, from Longfound, with fir, timber, battens, ufery, &c. Nancy, C. from Peterfbur^h, with iron, hemp, briftles, deals and ftag-horns. John Mary, J. Chappell, frctn Koningfbro', with linfeed, yarn, briftles,hemp, Arc. Sea-Nymph, W. Lacy, from Memell, with fir, timber, lath wood, and fparrs. Kingfloni'acket, R ...

... j.* - *. Few days ago, the Newcafile Fly, in A T which were iix paft'engers, viz. tnrce gentlemen, and the number ladies, was over-turned near Long- Billington ; by which unlucky accident, Mrs Chaloner, a widow lady from Yarm, was much bruifed, that expired in a few hours after. On Monday the inftant, John Lec, Efq; of Lincoln's-Inn, was married, Staindrop, in the county of Durham, to Mifs ...

... WE hear from Rochdale, that one Crof\ W4 ley, from the neighbourhood Hail lifax, was laft committed to Lancafter goal, by Richard Townley, Efq; on fufpicion coining.—'Tis hoped that by the fecuringof this fellow, a neft of notorious clippers and coinet'siwill be brought to juftice. ' j On Thurfday laft, Jacob, printer Halifax, had a child baptifed by name of JOHN Wilkes. , ~, From Bowling near ...

... we don't hear any one getting any perforul hurt, the head-dreffes wire unavoidably difcompofed, and three or four ladies, by the extreme heat, fainted a - way, but loon recovered on being taken out of the place. Lady Griffin; it is faid,- loft a diamond crefcent of great value, which was found foon after by a poor man, who reitored it for the reward that was offered. Newcafilc, July 8. Laft ...

... Yesterday the ringers at our Parish-Church, rung an entire new peal, in six complete courses, of their own composing, called College Tripples, being 5040 changes, in two hours and 50 minutes. Laft week was married Otlcy, Mr Thomas Dodgion, ironmonger and grocer, to daughter Butler, of that place; a young lady both in peri'on and fortune likely make the marriage ltaie happy. On Saturday iait, a ...