... Difeafes and Cafualties this Week. .I)leafes. Aged 57 Consumption 111 Convulfion 186 Dropfy z 6 Fever 228 Small Pox 2O Teeth 28 Cafualties. Broken Leg I Drowned I . Exceffive Drinking 1 Kill'd by Falls Overlaid 4. Males 14.0* Males 3 9 3 Christened Femalesi3o ...

... Fire happen'd itilthe Work-Shop of Mr. Chriftopher Golfon, Mill-Wright, on the Back-fide of the Rofe and Crown Inn in Fait-flYeet, Colcheiler, occafion'd by the remaining Heat of a Furnace, after cafting Brat's' Boxes for Mill-Work. The Shop was burnt to ...

... Surfeit, which brognhe imi a and for f.ven or. eight Weeks . vomited great -titles of Blood, fometirnes near a Pint at a Time. I was ii and weak 4 and 'worn to - a SkeYeton, that my' Friends expected.every Hour to find ine dead. I had Advice,, and took abundance ...

... Groin, of which he died in fix Hours ; * a third had his Thigh broke, and two more wounded. We returned their Fire with a Broadside and a ' charge of our Small Arms; and after having fought ' him three Quarters of an Hour, Yard-Arm and Yard- ' Arm, our ...

... Covent-Garden Piazzas, Feb 9. It was'faid Mr. C k the Auelioneer,was to have made his 'Political Sale the Beginning of this Week, but it has not only been pofipon'd, but the Catalogue of D---n--g-Street Nick-Nackatory has been fupprefs'd, in order to infert ...

... ready, lo leave it on a Ilion Warning; for they exuea . the Refidence of a Brityh Embaffador there will be but eight and forty Hours -- I cwhich he may do - More than has been done in. upwards Twenty Years. By the fame Advice we are inform7d„ that there is ...

... in making it, for that the Mould not live 48 Hours which accordingly happened, and laft Sunday Evening the died after a few Hours Illmefs. The Chief Mate of a Guinea Ship, taken after an Engagement of fowl. Hours by a Spann Privateer, about 17 Months face ...

... ordered every Captain to hold himfell in re:ldinels to put to sea, and to have all proper :Neceffaries'on board for a 'ten Weeks Exoedition: The Molly, Murphy, from Waterford for Madeira, was taken the 3d of March by a Spanifh Privateer, and • retaken ...

... half Bank 137 3 qrs. to 138. Bank Circulation 4117 s 6d India 159 Bth. to 159 x qr. Difeafes and Cafualties this Week. Difeafes. Aged 48 Confumotion 4 Convulfion 52 Dropfy 18 I-i'ever 98 Small-Pox 16 Teeth 41. Cafiea/ries. Drown'd i Exceffive Drinking ...

... LONDON MAY 6. From Our LONDON CORiESPONDZNT• tram every Houle I frequent, every Day this Week tail. have been fo long without any public , F—n—l, C—t —n, Entry, or Thankfgiving, that People fond of every Cavalcade that appears. The fcald mJè rable Napa ...

... before, in which he 'funk a Snow of 16 Carriage and feveral Swivel Guns, and upwards of 200 Men, after an Engagement of four Hours and an Half. Capt. Lille tore open her Side the firit Broad-fide he gave her ; but fhe being fo much a neve his Number in Men ...

... St. Helens. his Majeily's , §,hip, the Prince Fre- . ' - • E near the Wefer. , - ' ' -derick, ' Captain Bofca wen, in nine Week's ' from. Jarnai-„' . . . v Ratisbon, May 17. The Imperial Troops under-the , ea, Who brings AtiviCe;thar hiS Majefty's Squadron ...