FRom and after Feb. 8. 1760, the following duties fhall be paid, o\cr and above all other duties now chargeable, on malt, made from barley, or any other fort of corn or grain, viz. three pence per for all malt made England, and one penny halfpenny per bufhel for all malt made in

Britannia Noble Gran by claims, Intrepid in the ranks of war, Young Richmond, Waldg*ave, Kino- SHY, names To Britons and to Ferd'nand dear. are the inftrnmentsol heav'n (courge a proud perfidious Mankind may learn, (uch are giv'n, 'Tis meant to make their country great. Kind hea

! what can this ftrange motion mean * If liften while I tell a tale, Or look me hut full in the eye, I faulter, I blu(h, and turn pale, And words arc quite loft in a regardful this my diftrcfs, He appears inattentive cold. What tortures I feel in bieaft! Methinks I'm wrinkled an

the different Reboots of Music. [x.305.] A School in the polite arts, properly flgnifies, that fucceflion of artills which has learned the principles the art from fome eminent matter, cither by hearing his leflbns, or ftudying his works; and, coniequently, who i« mitate his manne

T) Y the Firm: The Prince Ferdinand, Campbell, London for Africa, retaken, and carded into Portfmouth. By the Griffin : The Hawke, Taylor, from London and the Canary Ifiands for Guadalupe, carried into Antigua; and the Morning-Star, from Antigua, fent into Cape Fear; both retake

Louifa Kerr, eldeft daughter the Earl of Ancrum. Jan. 1760 Capt. James Forbes, (on of Lord Forbes, to Mifs Innes, only daughter of Sir Robert Innes of Balveny, deceafed-30. At London, Lord Pollington, to Mifs Births. Jan. 2. 1760. At London, Lady W-nifrid, wife of William Confta

his King, Wafted on Vi&'ry's, and on Glory's wing. Had thou, great patronels of martial (ire, fav'rite genius, Clio, to inlpire ? Shall worth, like his, unnotie'd away But with the pageant a Ihort-liv'd day! No; foul of numbers, tune the votive ((rings On which thou fing'd of he

Extract of a Utter from Madrid, Dec. 10. "Twas thought for fome time that the King would remove Mr. Wall, who is much efteemed both by the grandees and the people, from the ma- nagement of affairs : but there is nothing yet de- cided on this head. As this minifter is very dif- i

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at begins to rile in Scotland in favour of a militia, which I think the mofl important objedt of attention that has occurred in our times. It was matter of furprile to us who have lived for time out Scotland, to obferve the tamenefs with which Scotland bore the greateft indignit