... St. James's, from his I A A Royal theDnkeofGioucefter I V 1 at Rome, with an acoonnt of his Royal I 4/ *y > Highncft being in dangerous Itate of I health, and his life was not expelled I when the mcllenger came away. Expreffe » were alfo received at Gloucefter and Cum- I berland-houfe, with the Came account. Mr. Adair, I iurgeon to his Majcfty, the requeft of his Royal I Hiahnefs Duke of ...

... And upon at Micmaeimas next, THE Capital well-known Inn or Tavern, called The GREAT WHITE HORSE in Ipfwich, now in thj occupation of Mr. Charles Harris (who is dtfirous of declining the public bufinefs, and of difpofing of his ftrc't in trade and houfhold furniture, tec. at a fair appraiftment.) The premTes (which are now repairing, with many conveniences added thereto) con ft ...

... To SOLD by AUCTION, THIS DAY, July 5, at the Whit e'Svvan in St. Peter’s in the City of Norwich, between the hours of Three anij Five in the Afternoon, the following Manor and Eftntes, to be put up in Lots or together, fliall be agreed upon at the Time of Sale. THE Manor of Wacton Parses in the county of Norfolk. An Eftate in Hetherfet in the faid county ; con- of a mefluage or farm-houfe, ...

... i. Verfaillcsy June 9. Lalt Sunday the Duke of Aubigny. Peer of France, Duke of Richmond and Lennox, Peer of England, had the honour to return thankf to his Majelty for his Peerage, regiftered in parliament the ill of this month. 2. Arezzo, June 10. Two young men, named Antonio Inomborof and Palcal Pervati, who faid they were Frenchmen, and talked that language, having refolved to malce away ...