From the London Gazette, Feb ij. A T ?? St. James's, the 14th day of f\ February, 1763, P T-. k SENT, The Kl.N'G's nioft Excellent Majefty in Council. WHEREAS, "his Majtliy hath received informa- tion, that a contagious diilemper hatb broke out, and rages at this time wifti grea

walk, which belong & to the deceafed Mr. Spankre. The inclofure conliits ot about thirteen seres and an haif, is weli inclofed and has very good water in ir For further particulars, enquire at the publisher By ADJOURNMENT. T^Har large ?? DWELLIN G M. HOL 7 -E. the fifrh door ot

WILI.I K RTOFR it SOLD, ft tht bidder. ToGETHrsotSEFASATt, to enter on the if! of M arch nett, ar the Three Tons in.Uailingran, in County of Uuihani, on Monday the at h February ini’ant, Three freehold messuages or TENEMENTS, fliuaie, (landing, and being, iu North fltect, in Darl

R tf COVERS this SEASON, Ac Ten Guinea't M ARC, sod Five Shillings co thfc Servant, Mr Kaje’s, at Lo« Gaterlsy, in the Paiilh of Middle.on-iyas, in die County of If oik where there is good Gtafs, with all Convenicnciet for keeping both Marcs and Foals.—Gateilay it two Miles from

with Entablature Too. decorated the i Middle with two large, carved This great Stair which are painted, the Top, the left Side, come in, Apollo and the Nine Renting a fine Concert Mufick, Feet firs the God Pan, with his unequal Reeds and little below them, the Goddfcfs Ceres, ho

come to their A Alliance, and the Fire was got under; but not before it had confnmcd great Part of the Shop. Upon fearching the Drawers where Mr. Davis ufed to put his Money, he found himfelf robbed the Whole; from whence it is evid.nt, that the Thieves firft committed the Robbe

felling their Daffy’a Elixir ; and alio that I will ofe my utmoft Endeavoura to prevent the difpetfing any fuch Billi, and will give immediate Notice for that all Peafona whom I have fent fuch like Bills and Diredliom, to deffroy them, and avoid the Conrequences of offending aa

GLlCTmeStmi. 's and CljUtlSTJnp's POSTS js> Arriv'd the MAILS from France and Flanders. From the EVENINGPOSTS, ife. February 8. Hague, January 30. HEY write from Vienna, of the igth ult. that they had received an account from Conltantinople, that the Cham of the CrimTar- tars, ha

to give (Length and Brrnnefs toheradminiftration. The diftance of the court gave an opportuni ty for delaying without offence meafures that were not acceptable, while eftcemed neccffary were pufhed with the greatcft vigour; in confequcncc of which, kind of family compaft has bee

the PRINTER. SIR:' ON the death of Frederick prince of Wales, his prefent Majefty’s amiable father, in the year 1751, it is well remembred that his late Majefty, attentive to the future welfare of his people, recommended to his parliament, as foon as poffiblc the eft&blifhment of