pV m a C ?° rted^ h . at an Ex^ refs has biea di^atched to the Earl of Briftol, our Minilter at Madrid, to demand of the Spa- nifh Court, a Copy of a Treaty, figned the 25th of Auguft, between the Spaniih and French Courts, and on refufal thereof, to leave that Court. 2. From hh

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Monday the Right Hon. Mr. Secretary Pitt refign'd the Seals to his Majefty at St. James's. But y.fterday, we are informed, he was fome Hours with his Majefty. Yefterday there, was, ja very ""jgranjj Council held in the Council-Chamber at Whitehall, ■ ** ' ' - Tuefday Morning the

(which lavs with LoweftotF Fire Light, juft open of the North End of the Town; was furvey'd ; on the ,25th of September laft, from the Buoy of the Know! to : <orton Sand, it then was found to A retch acrofs the Channel, and not mere than three Fathoms and a Half Water it High Wa

At Thornton, in the County of Durham, within four Mile* of Berwick, belonging to Mr Patrick Dodtj T*WO Fine TUPS, at Half Guinea each Ewe, and one Shtiling for the Graf*: The Money to paid at taking away the Ewe*.—They ate reckoned by the beft Judges to be the two beft Tup* in t

AConvemiemt DWELLING-HO U S E, fituatc in Pundon, Newcaftle, containing nine Fiie-rooms, fix vhich ate on the Ground Floor with Brew houfe, large Cellar, and Yard. , . Alio HOUSE adjoining the fame, containing three Fite-room*. Enquire of Mr Henry Atkinfon, in Newcaftle aforefai

confiding of 133 Acres of Arable and Failure Land, Tytbe-free, except eight Acres of Arable. ! For further Particular* enquire of Mr. Hume in High* Street, or of Mr. Aldermen iva*. in Oxford.

London Gazette, Sept. 29. Hamburgh, 'T'He young prince of Hefle Caffel fet Sept. 19. out laft Tuefday for Golding in Jutland, in order to meet theprincefs their mother, who comes from Zell to fee them. This interview is to continue eight or ten days after which her royal highnef

Prague, Sept. la. VVe have been much furprif- ed to hear, that the Ruffian army had feparated from her Majefty's. on the 9th. It is certain, that it was impoffible to attack, much more force the King of Pruffia s entrenchments. He had in front, and in his flanks, batteries, each

their Printing-houfe in the Parliament-dole ; uric c .^->Dcrti Uments and Subfcripitjns ire taken in.