SIR, A S an Advocate for the natural and conftitutional Rights of your •*"*■ Countrymen, . I hope you "will permit this to be made publick by means of your Paper, as ir may furnifh fome ufefiil Hints to o- thers capable of writing more fully upon the Subject. There is at this Ti

We are allured by good Hands, that the famous Mr. V 1 re Is certainly forbid the Court of Berlin. Laft Friday Night the Right Hon. the Earl of Finlater arrived in Town, from his Seat in Scotland. Sunday Night his Majefty was pleafed to appont Mr. Baron Clive to be a Judge in the

Baflia, March 5. LL the French Troops difperfed in the Ifland were 4 withdrawn into this Place, Calvi, and S. Fiorenzo, / % without meeting with any Oppohtion from the Corli- Tm cms on a Promife of their Commander to deliver up / J®- to them S. Fiorenzo when he fhould leave the

ff !; March 7. The Account, in fbme foreign News-Papers, wfte Kiag' s taking into his Service two Englifh Ship-Builders, in Jwr to employ them in conftructing eighteen Men of War, is ■Mefs. ■Ly"" 0 - March 10. "We have received the agreeable News, wr of our Xebeques having met w

There is Advice that the Houfe of Peers have read a fecond Time and committed the Edinburgh Bill. 'Tis talked with fome Degree of Certainty, that the Bounties on the Exportation of Britifh and Irifh coarfe Linens will be taken off; and thar the Sum of 3000 1. Sterling will be or

Subfiriptbiu taken are '

Edinburgh, Thurfday+ December 6 , 1750. Num. 4706

The Part of Lord lH* flings to be performed by Mr. Davies, Glofter by Mr. Storer, Belmour by Mr. Da- venport, Ratcl fT by Mr. Berry, Catesby by Mr. Walde- erave, the Part of Dumont by Mr. Kennedy, the Part of Alicia by Mrs. Hinde. aiid the Part of Jane Shore by Mrs. Hamilton. To

Edinburgh, Thurfday^ OBober io, 1754 Num. 5*33