... 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 ...

... men at the time of their deaths were or ihall be poiTefied of fotnc ecciefiafttcal benefice, or curacv, with* in the archdeaconries of Suffolk or Sudbury, or eafewhere in the County of Suffolk, will hold their Third General Court at' Stvwmarkit, on Tuesday the 37th of Aug, inllant' By Order of the Governors. B. MILLS, I W. D. HUMPHREYS, j W A U T E W, A Good Houfe and Field Carpenter refide in ...

... A fmart aftive lad is alfo wanted an apprentice, or one who has been fome time at the bufmefs, and is defirous of improvement, will be as agreeable. Enquire of Benj. Strutt, peruke -maker on theCornrhill, Ipfwich, or Jefepb Grayflo*, peruke-maker, Woodbridge. Letters, pod-paid, will be immediately anfwered. THE Creditors Thom as Carter, late of Ipfwieb, in the county of Suffolk, merchant, ...

... i. Bojfon, June it. Commodore Hopkins, we hear, has fent into Ncw-London an armed tcheonerof 6 car* rtage guns, commanded by one Wallace, nephew to Capt. Wallace of the Rofe man of war, and on Thurfday lad the above Wallace was efcorted to Providence, where he fafely fecured in gaol. We hear that the continental currency is received in payment, and pafles very freely among the inhabitants of ...

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