... N E day laft week, a cardmaker in « » this town, fold his wife to a foldier IU for half a crown, and made a delivery her in great form ; but the foldier not liking his bargain, returned her the fame day to her hufband, and infilled on having his money again. A few days ago, the Rev. Mr. Gill of Sherburn in this county, was married to Mifs Potter, daughter of the Rev. Mr. Potter, ofHemingbrough ...

... Arrivd the Mails from France and Flanders. Paris, Dec.lo. marine of this kingdom a&ually amounts to {hips the line, exw clufive of the which the India Company hath ceded to the King, *C7K7 ...

... Gloucejler, March On Friday evening John Spiggot, Wm. Spiggot, David Lewellin, • Wm. Cha. Morgan, Wm. Walter Evan, John Ifaac, Cha. David Morgan, Wm. Morris, Thomas Evan, David Morgan, and Walter Evan, the mnrderers of Mr. Powell,* were brought by Habeas Corpus to Hereford, to take trials the affizes to be held this week. LONDON, March. 31. A Letter from-Paris, dated March 10, fays, Tlte Abbe ...

... Wednefday night laft, we had bon}'\ X fi res and many illuminations, by the friends of liberty in this town, in honour Mr. Wilkes's enlargement; but the bells were not rung the occafion ; which produced fome murmuring, but not the leaft riot.- ■ Our accoiWts from Sheffield, Wakefield, Bradford, Knarefbro', Rochdale, and many other places, fay, that they had ringing bells, illuminations, and ...