... that the prifoner had a legacy left her in the year 1770, and that flic law her receive 4.0001. in cadi and notes in OtSfober 1770, and 3700 pounds in the beginning 1771, hut. this witnel's would neither tell the name the tcllator, nor the name of thetruftce who paid the legacy. Several per(bns were now called to Mrs. Rudd's character, the firfl of whom, a lady, had known her eight years (aid ...

... YeJlerJry the Houfe of Peers, ajter pajfng the mutiny, the militia, the vice treafurer's of Ireland and land-tax f ills, uuanimoujly rejefled the bill to indemnify the perfons advifed his Majejfy to employ foreign troops the confent of parliament. Thus was a bill which cojlthe in the Houfe op' Commons fo much labour, learning and rhetoric, totally lojf by a debate in the Houfe of I. ords of ...

... I. Montreal, July 30. We have the favage chiefs, with their wives and children here, in all to the number of 1600, they have declared in council that they are unanimous in the intention of leading their feveral nations againft the Boftonians, &c. The grand council was held by General Carleton in one of the churches, and was conducted with a folemnity and decorum that made the alTembly a very ...

... Neck, but without doing us any damage. The next morning the firing was returned, and, as we have fince heard, with fuccefs; two of the enemy being killed, and feveral wounded. The cannonading has been continued on both fides aim oft ever fince, without any lofs on our fide. The enemy, we hear, had a Lieutenant fhot on Monday one of our cannon-balls. How many they have loft in the whole, fince ...

... 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 ...

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

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... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ESSE X, T COLCHESTER WELFTH SUBSCRIPTION ASSEMBLY, will be at the White Hart, on Monday, September 11. 7 {E^- Tickets to be had at the bar, at §s. each. By his SERVANTS,' A From the Theatre Royal in Norwicb, T the Theatre in Colchefter, THIS DAY,. T_T a&t c 1 1! P refented ** Tragedy, called ttAMLkT, Prince of Denmark. HAMLET by Mr. B RUN TON. Being his ift appearance ort this ftage. tu lc J ...