... N Thurfday laft, one Hirrifon, who kept pot-houfe at Halton, being coal-pit at that place, was killed by the fire-damp. Thurfday morning, a labouring man at Hunflet, this parifli, was found dead in his bed, whither he went with his wife, the night before, feemingly in good health. On Friday night lalf, one James Clarke, labourer at Heaaingley near this town, dropt down dead immediately after ...

... E hear from Halifax, that Saturday T W T laft, ven more perfons were apprehended at that place, on fufpilion clipping and counterfeiting the gold coin of this kingdom ; and when they join their brethren in iniquity in York-Caftle, 'tis faid, there will not ids than delinquents in that goal, who are to take their trials the for thefe pradices only. One night fall week, William Hartley, of ...

... now beajf that the mine-adventurers, we formerly mentioned as fearching for Silver-ore at Wool- l e Y» near Barnfley, not meeting there with any great fuccefs ; are, prefent, engaged in frefh iearch, at a place called Gadding-Moor, within one of Lady Bute's manors, in the neighbourhood of Penifton : where they are faid to have found fuch confiderable quantities ore, as may probably induce them ...

... HULL, February Exfirr. Kingfton-Packet, J, Turner, for Jamaica, with cordage, bucks, paint, oil, wrought iron, fail-cloth. &c. j ' Laid on. Watfon, J. Sharp, for EUinore and Riga. Coaflcn arrived. Cood-Intent, R. Howfc, from Bofton. Neptune, C. Lambert, from London. Benjamin and Lydia, R. Evans Tyne, W. Wallis and Jenny, H. Foord, from Ncwcaftle. An open Boat, H. Gibl'on, from Lynn. Coaftcrs ...

... ,H. AST week, the Right Hon. Lord L T Vifcount Irwin gave a benefaction I,* fifty guineas to our General Infirmary; Lady Irwin has fubfcribed five guineas ; Robert Stansfield, Ediolt, hve guineas; Mr. Samuel Powell, one guinea ; and Mr. Jortnia Rogerfon, one guinea, annually to the laid Infirmary. On Saturday evening the 13th inft. Elizabeth Skirrow, a young woman Otley, who had been felling ...

... Hugh Browne, Siiwell, in the county of the city of Exeter, Serge-maker. Charles Dagnall, of Ecclefton, in Lancashire, Comb, maker. Roger Downall, of Prefcot, in Lancashire, Butcher. Thomas Baker, of Hanover-fquare, Carpenter. Roger Anthony Hillier, of Cirencefter, Mercer. Davis, ofßsading, Linen-draper. William Langford, of Afhborn in Derbyfliire, Hatter and Hotter. Bank Stock, 150 -half. ...

... Imports. Bourdeiu*#packet,T.Jenkins,and T. Brown, from Hambio', with yarn, rags, ftig-horns, ftavcs, &c. Nancy, Tho. Bcrriman, from Riga, with wainfcot, flax, tow, hemp, linfeed, pipt-boards, &c. Sarah, W. from Rotterdam, with old-iron, madder, tarras, gercva, rhenifh-wine, pipes-ftaves, &c. New Hope, Ab. Landedeyk, from Amfterdam, with fand. Lord J. M'Kinnic, from Hampton in Virginia, with ...

... N Friday tail ended the Cock-match at Hull, fought betwixt the men Hull and the gentlemen Holdcrnefs, for five guineas a battle, and fifty the main; there were battles in the main Ouldred and feeders; thirteen were won by the former, and ten the latter. Saturday laft in the afternoon, the wife of one Jofeph Birdfal, journeyman cloth* worker in March-lane, being diforder'd in her fenfes, hanged ...

... N Sunday the 7th inftant, a Charity T Sermon was preached Pontefraft, ▼ by the Rev. Mr. Sturdy, the Vicar, for the benefit of ourCJencral Infirmary, when the fumof 1. 10 s. was collected for that humane inftitution. was at John Bell, that place, Mifs Polly Fotfier\y ; a genteel and beautiful young lady, with a fortune of SCOOI. On Thurfday lad was marrkd, Francis of Gray's-inn, London, Mifs ...

... Peter Caron, of London, Jeweller. Ralph Richardfon and Jeftery Richardfon, both of Tockholes, Lanca/hire, Copartner* and Dealers. Elliott Elrnrs, Liverpool, Merchant. John Clark, of Wooditreet, London, warehoufe man. NicnoLs Clark* Goodman's-fields fugarrcliner. Fphra Brooks of Long-acre,(heengine maker of Mincing-lane, fcrivener. P ttr'ck Flanagan, Preicot-flreet, victualler. m broker. .' ...

... N Friday morning lift, about one & °' oc^»t,irce audacious villains, fol•M m- ' n l^e 1 ' 1 regiment of foot now quartered in this town, broke into the houfe of Mr. John Green, merchant at Camp-hall, and werefo amazingly darjnjr and impudent, astorumage alnioft every roots in the houfe ; the noife they made, awaked Mr. and Mrs. Green, who immediately got out of bed, but not thinking it prudent ...

... Holborn, Viftualler Mofes Ifaac and Ifaac Aaron, of Houndfditch, London, Hawkers, Pedlars and Partners.—Matthew Ircmonger, of St. Albans, Hertfordfhire, Shopkeeper William Mallefon, of Old Broad-ftreet, London, Packer.—Anthony Alderton, of Harwich in Efl'ex, Merchant.—Samuel Hoggins, of the . Strand, St. Martin in the Fields, Middlefex, Tallow- Chandler. Peter Finn, King-ftreet St. James's, ...