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... the miniftry have ootained advices from New-York (but they are not official, being by the way of Holland) of the date July 17. Lord Howe was not then arrived on Staten Ifland ; and every thing remained jull before when Col. Blunt left that place. Gem Wafliington is intrenched above King’s-bridge with 24,000 men. £u. P'Jlt, &c. 2. Particulars from America contained in fevcral I private letters, ...
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... Obliged to work up as far as Cape Nichola Mole, to get what inforrnation he could of the American privateers ; when was informed that a great many American vefiels were cruiling about the Windward PalTage; in particular that large armed veflels were cruifingnear Crooked ifland, viz. brig mounting 16 guns and 80 men, and a (loop with 14 guns and 70 men. Capt. Groves met with a (loop off Berm da ...
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... 1. Cambridge, Nov. 6. On Monday the Rev. Dr. John Chevalier, maHer of St. John's college, was elefled Vice Chancellorof this univerfuy for theenfuingyear. The Rev. Jacob Mountain, A. B. is defied Fellow of Caius college on the Wortley foundation, the room Framingham Thurflon, Efq. 2. Norwich, Nov. 9. We have authority from the bank of England to inform the public, that the fum deficient gold ...
... Mare, and is. the Servant, The Brown Bay Horfe BUCEPHALUS. HE is 7 Years old this Grafs, 15 Hands Inch high; very honey, ftrong, and handfome; moves well, and has got very good flock. Likcwife to COVER at the fame place, at Half-a- Guinea a Mare, and is. the fervant, The Bright Bay Coll MAGNANIMOUS. He is 4.years old this grafs, 15 hands high, and is ftrong promifing colt. Alfo to COVER at the ...
... [No. 1936. Suffolk and Norfolk* To his Grach the Dui* of ATTON, Rqtulonim. Countof Sqfolk. bat him rtprtjjthjedto Majtfj, That tbe tfumbtr e/rtgues, vagabofufs, and iifitdtrhf perfont atepeqfe, fo the greatfitmied' i-fs and annoy once of tbeiing* dom, and that it it rfferitidUy nectjfary that the all Pajfe4 the 1 itbyear of bit late Majejfy'i reign, and over lanlfg and ftatu’et agtdnft roguet ...
... Uflicr, jun. Leaden-hall-market, poulterers. James Rumfcy.Brirtol, grocer. Benjamin Robcrtfhaw, Chriftchurch,Surry, cheefemonger. inn-lane, St. Andrew Holborn, coach-maker. Thomas Southall, Strand, jnckl'mith. John Shilh Xahourdin, Flect-ftreet, chymilt and druggilt. Marriage, Mrs. Spenccmanof Old-ftreet-road worth io,oool. to John Pawlet, journeyman barber. Deaths. A few days ago at Deptford, ...
... [No. 1975. SUFFOLK. IF any of the Dependents of HANNAH ASTIN, J ELIZABETH ABLETT, and SARAH the wife of MJ- CHAEL BARKER (who were fitters, and their maider names COOPER, and who are fuppofed to be alive inth ...
... he ihould at the return of the ihip I have a larger order; he then produced draught on a merchant in Crutched-friars for 501. which was dated to become due. in a few days. The (hopkeeper I knowing there was fuch a perfon, took it, and gave him the change; but on fending it next morning I for acceptance, the merchant declared he did not I know the party that drew it, and on further exami- I ...
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