... of country, Di-, vided as, drey werfr before in many opinions,, there was then but one and 1 the fame j and this; centered an unanimous deteftation of what; they efteemed aftion repugnant to liberty, and fubverfivfr of their rights, A* fixed, determined refolution, of refiftanbe was) with general concordance immediately foipaed; to this rciblution they appear to think themfelves confc&ntioufly ...

... Blufferd,. John Skidman; Lieutenants, Goldman, Robinfon, Lard, Vance ;■ 79 privates; total wounded 87 ; total killed and wounded 140. The account further fays, that Colonel Fleming and feveral others are fijxce dead of their wounds.. IPSWICH, Jan. 1775. LOST out of my yard, a Bafket mark’d .T. Brame, Ipswich, containing Nails, Locks, Glue, &c. &c. Any perfon giving information of all, or part ...

... which he waited upon Lord North. In confequence of this, hear, moft of the leading men in Adminiftration were convened in the evening to deliberate, and take refolutions upon the contents of letters, which, it is whif- pered, are not of unfavourable as other circumftances may give room to im- agme. 2. A porrcfpondent has favoured us with a lift of the regiments, &c. now Bofton, or under orders ...

... IN all its Branches, in Wood or Stone, Modelling fend Drawing, Gilding in Oil, and Burniftx’d Gold; &c. By T. PETHER from London, Whobegs leave to inform the nobility, gentry, tradefulen and others, That they may now be fupjdie'd with the following articles, viz. Pier-frames and Glades, oval and fquare Pi«ure-frames, Girandoles, Candle-ltands, Brackets, Slab-tables, Tablets, Frifes, Cl ck ...

... March 4. Jofeph Hams, Weftham-abbey, Effex, Callico-printer. Feb.a;. James Bunn, jun. Northwalfliara, Norf oik, jnoney-fcrivcner. ...

... Worry, I who is exceedingly fearful of her marrying I without his confent, and keeps her in a ftate of ftrift confinement, has for fome time been in love with Byron, a young gentleman in the I neighbourhood, between whole father and the I General an ancient family quarrel had been re- I vived with mutual inveteracy, Jenny tells her, that the old gentleman was about to go to the I borough of ...

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... It is cottfiiientljfil'd. That fom timeJince the P fe/it ever a conjukrable Jum of money to be d/JtnbuteJ among his friends in the province oj New .York, and that the motionfe has made in the of Commons was only to amufe and gain time, to know whether or not can fucceed an attempt to divide the Provincials, that may bring them to fubmit hit meafures. The latcji accounts from thence fay, his ...

... SIXTH SUBSCRIPTION ASSEMBLY, will be at the King's Head, Monday the xoth of March 177 c. Tickets to be nad at the Bar at ss. each. ...

... Printed J. SHAVE, E. CR AI GHT O N, and S. JACKSON. (Price Two-pence-halfpenny.) Who perform every Part of the Printing Business with Neatnefs, Carefulnefs and Expedition. ftill continues, but with very little fuccefs on the part of the befiegers, who have lately had two of their mines again blown up by the miners belonging to the garrifon, and a number of their men killed by the cannon from ...

... io. Ccnftantinople, Teh. 3, The ratifications of the treaty of peace which were brought by Major Buck were exchanged at the Porte on the 24th paft; on which occafion Colonel Peterfon was received with uncommon honours. He, and his fecretary, had each Pelice of Sable ; Major Buck a Felice of Ermine; and the Ruffian Drugoman, Mr. Pifani, one of Petit Gris ; all their attendants had Caftans. ...

... At Wivenhoe-Cross, half Mile from and two Miles and half from Colchefter, Effex. A COPYHOLD ESTATE, confilting of Melluage with three rooms on a door, with fire-places all but one of them } a new-built backhoufe fit for brewing or baking, a garden planted with fruit trees; a fmall pleafure garden in hunt the houfe; four acres of good arable land, two acres of which arc frelh chalked ; barn and ...