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Cbarlejhion Sou to (.aroma, June 15. THE laft advices fiom the country of tlie Creek. Choctaw, and Chickefaw Indians £iy> that the French Commandant of Tombegbee Fort, had acquainted the . ho flaws with the peace between his cro-.vn and hat of Great Britain, -md the intended eva

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" On Satarday morning laft, about a quarter pift fix o'clock in the morning, this town and neigh- bourhood were alarmed by a dreadful noife and concuffion of the air, which Shook many build- ings, burlt open doors, and broke feveral glafs- windo.vs, occasioned by the unfortunate

The Queen's Palace, St. James's Park, Aug. 16, 1763. T«HIS Morning about Ten o'Clock, the Queen was happily delivered of a Prince. Her Royal Highnefs the Princefs Dowager of Wales, feveral Lords of His Ma jelly's moft Honourable Privy Council, and the Ladies of her Majefty's Bed

Arrived the Mailt from Holland, France and Flanders from the Evenino-Posts, and Daily Papers, Aug. 2. Hague , July 29. AKSHAL Daun, in whom the Emprefs Queen continues to place entire confi- X dence, has propofed, that for the greater Safety of *her Majefty’s Dominions, M X* fou

'Atfnfrfttt'ti. thrift r A. Lowd_>n s Saturday. Auguft ?? ?? following Addrefi of the Lord; Lieutsnant, High Sheriff, Grand Jur. ries, Gentlemen and Clergy, of the ?? County of Suffolk* hss been pref-nted IjftlwK. i^ to his Majefty by Thomas Charles 111111$ ?? Bunbuiy, .Efq; one

" The news of the Signing of tiie definitive trea- ty is arrived. — If the French King keeps his word In regard to the paper-money, the Canadians, from being very poor, wiii become very rich. They appear very weil reconciled to the Britifh govern- ment ; but can hardly believe,

chaplain to the partiality to the prefent Minifters, 6th regiment or Inniskilling dragoons, commanded effect, what is the good North-Briton the hon. lieut. gen. James Cnoimondely, in the ing with fomuch pious zeal for the benefit of this room of the rer. Mr. Burdett, who retires