Witter; and one Malt-Kiln in the White-Horft Yard, in Foigate-Street. Enquire of Richard Moulfon, in Chcfler.

1 1 leo be to le ViDDer, On 7Vedrefday 21fl sf Srprott:r, 1763, at FL: Hand in 1 langolleiC In Caw, of Denbigh, between 'Three and f Five in After of :le jam Doi. ALL that Mettuage or Tenement cal ed or knoun by the name of Ty yn.y feAw, situate in Tregetriog, in the Panth of Lla

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Arrived the Mails from France and Holland. From the London Gazette, Sept. 20. Paris, September 14. BY the laft letters from Madrid, we arc inform- ed, tbat M. Wall having obtained his Ca- tholick Majefty's permiffion to retire from the mi- niftry, is to be fucceeded therein by M.

Kew- Port, in Rhode Iftand, June 2?. Inference vvith the depmies ofthe Six Nations ' f Indians, in the Council Chamber at Hartford, . the colony of ConnedticUt, on the 28th day o ?? laft. Prefent fc Governor, Council and Allembly, ofthe faid colony. Toqne role, a Mohawk ; Saquaya

you , not have made peace with ti mien, and more invetera —You have fought fel of your tongue'. Ah, in the minds of the Indi this through fear, and t it. They will deceive weak, difpirited, and fu pofe. They are trcache and they betray. Thei your difadvantage, is but the Great S

Letter from Williamsburg h Virginia, July 15. " An Exprefs arrived laft Night from Winchefter, with a Letter to the Governor, dated the nth Inft. giving an Account that all the Inhabitants of Hamp- fhire, intimidated by fome skulking Parties of Indians, who have murdered feveral

A Letter from Paris, dated Auguft io, fays, " You would be aftonifhed ac the Number of Englifh that are in this City ; it is impoliible co pafs through a fingle Screec without meeting them ; they are fo profufe in their Expences, that the French cannot be perfwaded there is a po

It is faid that the Forces that are to be employ'd againft the Indians in North America will amounc to io,ooo Men, commanded by General Amherft. We hear that a grand Match at Prifon Bars, between the Men of Kent and the Men of Chefhire, is to be play'd at Kimbolton, the Seat of

THE T I C KE T S and Shares' of TICKETS', Chances, and Shades oif Chances, ARE! SOLD BY J. HAZARD* Suck-Broker,; Who has fold andfhared fo many of the large Prizes, in alf the former Lotteries, at his Office under the Royal Exchange^ and his Houfe in Ludgate-fireet. Where the Nu