This Day the Right Hon. George Townfhend and Sir Ar- intne Wodehoufe, B.rt. were chofen Reprefentatives for the County of Norfolk, without Oppofition.

At BAKER's Coffee-fioufc, ?? St IAMIJT^H' A P< r «TISEMENT.S r,re tdrfi. in, Houie,. Gr^VlnrvG^e, inborn ?? by Mr.GARDNEIt, „t * &wleyt^ V A > Cq^'

Rear Admiral. It wat Yefterday that Overture* for a General Peace have been made from the EmpreTt of RniSa; and that Congrcfr waa expcfled to be held for that Purpofe. Thii Day the Poll for Member* to reprefent the City of London wat finally elofed at Guildhall, whoa the Number*

bcoa braught to the Printer of the OxronD Jooinal, to infcrted in thii Paper, and are herein inlertcd in Obedience to the faid Aft t And they hereby (hre Notice, That they intend to take the Benefit of an Aft of Parliament palled in the Firfi Year of the Reign of hu pidcnt Majef

Sanders, m De*by, LIKEWISE ■ R* Mrs COLE in Wirhfwrth, and at Mr. B, ASTLE, in Burton upon Trent. Mr. MARTIN, Bookfcllcr in AJhhy-ii-k-Zouch, Mr Tmhi>l Shop in Win ler every Saturday. Mr. R. SMITH, and Mrs. ROE in ; AJhbornt. ' Mr. JOHN SALT, Wirkfmrth-Pejl. xL ?LATER, in Chlrfi

of Breath, and all Sorts of Confumptions ; even when fd fir advari. ccd, as not to be cured by any other Medicine in the World For their Virtues vaftly exceed any tiling that ever was pub. lifhed, or even known to this Ag», in the Cure of the worft Afthmas and Conjunctions of al

Hague, March 31, WE have nothing of Confequence frora the Armies in Hefle; but the Siege of Caflel was ftill carried on with great Vigour the :3d. The Troops, which are to ferve under the Prince de Soubife upon the Lower Rhine are upon their March,; Our Letters from Saxony of th

For inehfintr bye general Law, or by feveral private ASls, (but without fpecial Commifftoner, as now prettified) fome al leaft Common- Field Areble or Plowed Lands, now every third Tear lying Fal- low ; and tbe whole of that Year, and Jrom reap- ing the Cropi to the fowing the S

Jh h V 1 TA V 1 1 HOW up i at« Men to lye' bow da — the.- ?? When L ft » ;•. c all I tai.u.t, me-.t - .at bottom tm%» gl*i t.ra-V -voiCM tot iw. a«J h--" % % emmay-mm,*** Stt-f-.i-Xittr »•- U"'iaUi !»',«

His Majelty's Ships the Magnaninie.Cliichelter, and Niger, being on a cruize, at the Mouth of the Channel, gave Chace to a fmall French Privateer Snow, which they faw in the Morning of the 10th lull, and in the Evening the Niger took her. She is called the Marquis de la Chart, c