... great number of pretended noblemen and ladies, who gave out that they were on their travels to honour the faints and view the Curiofities of Europe went to the Convent and requefted to fee the treafure. They prejudiced the Porter in their favour by making him confiderable prefent and he went to announce the arrival of thefe Princes and Counts to his Superiors. latter came to receive thefe ...

... hearing the verdict; he certainly expedlcd condemnation, and had prepared himfeif for death.—it is equally certain, however, that there never was a more lincere penitent. The prefentconteft between England and America being interefting and alarming, the following extrad from Mrs. Chapone’s letters may entertaining to our readers. Is an exad, comprehenlive and concife defeription of what they ...

... DEATHS. Yefterday Mile-end* John Shakelpear, £lq; Alderman of Aldgate ward. A few days unce, the Rev. Mr. Houlfton, B. D. Fellow of St. John Col- Icgc, Cambridge. NORFOLK and ESSEX. Nrmri? • . BO OU THETFORD. UilCfc. is hereby given to all Perfons, That . r U'TT ood or Wharf for landing goods of all kinds, call’d the Anchor Key or marf, well wall d in, with large gates under lock and key, and ...