... U laft married at.Brother- O T ton, Lord Dycic, to M»f», , daughter the late Sir Johnßamldeo, 1 i •' Bart. ■ i One night laft week, fame villains brake into the houfeof Mr Thomas Brown, farmer at Heading* ley this parifh, and carried off his breeches from under his pillow, in which wire upwards of thirteen guineas. John Pennitent, who was apprehended a few days ago, charged with horle-ftealing ...

... Arrived the MAILS from Holland, France,and Flanders. November 23. ESTERDAY the Delegates refumed their fittings. The affair the Impolts was v.. V . warmly agitated. The plan the Permanent Council was exhibited, which will lubiitt it is now formed. Aimcit all the Articles arc changed, which render it very dirixrent from the fir it. L O N D O N, Dec. 17. The Lower Aflembly on Thurl'dav ordered ...

... After the Lord Chancellor has held the Gift Seal xnonday, Writs will be iflucd out for fummonirg to Parliament the fevcral Peers of this realm. Orders are given for a draught be made from the regiments in Ireland to reinforce his .Majcity's Garri on the Coaft of Africa. being the day of Ele&ion of Members for the County of Middlefex, about eight in the morning a great number of Freeholders met ...

... I - *ni W tie MAILS W g* e t May 20. of Holland, after vciy matufc Ss™ P°? the bell means both tile lea and land forces of this Rcoub-1k upon ,h rooft relpeflable the lealt i • have agreed upon a that U of which the lum of icoo fl?;^• Jh Vlrtue yearly to the Prince St&holder, of whichhis Se?cic Highnefs ,s to employ 780,000 florins for s',Jfc o the navy, and the remainder for that the land ...

... ® day lafl week, one of thofe pefts to X he fa,r rader » a Au&ioneer, —f. (who under fandion of pedlar's licence, makes a practice on iiupoling upon the credulous and unwary) had the impudence to affault reputable tradesman of this town, foi jultly complaining his unfair proceedings; for which he is defervedly bound over to his good behaviour. On Friday lafl, the Report from the Committee ...

... ADVERTISEMENTS for this PAPER are taken in at the Chapter, Peel's, London, and St. Paul's COFFEE-HOUSES. London, where it may be seen every week The Subscription Concert In the Assembly-Room in Leeds, WILL begin Wednesday Ottober 16, 1774, (not Oct. lith, as before advertifed,) and will be continued every other Wednefday 'till finiflied. SINGING by. Mrs. HUDSON. Subfcription-Tickets at ioa. 6d ...

... Dublin, Sept. 10. Lall Wcdnefday about three ©clock, a mofl daring robbery was committed. The Right Hon. Lord Charlemont^and his Lady, were walking, before dinner, in his improve* Jnents. Lady Charlemont went to repofe herfelfin the Gothic room ; and his Lordfhip had juft turned into the wildernefs, when a man of decent appearance came up, and prefenting piftol, demanded his Lord- Jhip s purfe ...

... William Drake, Honiton, in Devon/hire, Ironmonger, and Hardwareman. Thomai Wood, Lioa-fquare, Middlcfex, and Peter Wood, of Small Ware and Partners. John Cooper, of Walfall, in Stafford/hire, Mallfter. Samuel Dickinfon, of Lower Eaft Smithfidd, Brewer. John Bumftead, Norton Carpenter and Victualler. William South, of Hereford, Cyder Merchant. William Houchins, other wife Hutchins Porjfmouth ...

... the Commons Mr. Baker efented a Petition from William Pern, rnersof great part the Province of Philadelphia, ;ting forth, that a Bill depending in that Houfe, r the better lecuring the Civil Government of Qucrc, they were apprehenfivc their property the rovince of Philadelphia would be greatly injured, id.thercforc praying that the laid Bill might not pais i Law, until they had been heard ...

... Stephen Caialet, Exchange-Alley, London, fefdfcer. John Frter Demarin, of Bread-ftrtet, Lond«»n, Brandy. Merchant. ' Charlec Lechajrre, ofMiddlefex, London, Capmaker. John Stwlhart, of St.Giles in the Field*, Middlcbi, Broker. ...

... authenticated by her Grace the Dutchess Dowager Somerset,and by manyother Perfons DillincHon, is now further recommended the Public, by the following Cafe, addreffed Rowley, r si r, About four Months ago could not oifcern Letter common Print, l'uch as in a News Paper, or in your Bills, but with Speftacles, and can now both read and write, as .you fee, without them. When lam obliged to w rite ...

... H E following very extraordinary affair T T happen'd lately Saddleworth in this 4-4 county : a man was taken ill, and to all appearance died, as he could not be perceived to breathe in this fituation he remained tor the (pace of lix weeks, during which time he received other nouriftunent than now and then a fmall quantity of milk, which the doftor poured into his mouth, at the fame time ...