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From tbe Votes of the Houfe of Commons in Ireland, Martis, 8 Die Novembris, 1763. A Motion was made, that aft humble Addrefs be prefenred to his Majefty, to represent, in the moft du- tiful Terms, that the Debt of this Kingdom is become very great. That the Penfions, now in Being

By Authority of the R I NG's Roya£ HriiWi DR. BATEMAN. ; S PicToß/ii Drops, prepared: by DICEY and OKELL, in Bow-cburch-yard, London which, for there than fifty Years,- have been imperially known* to be the fafeftand fureft Relief id fhe moft acute Rhevm atism j pains iri the Bre

Letters from -Stockholm advife, that the French JVliniflry have promifed the Court of Sweden not only to pay all Arrears of tb Subfidies due to her, but alfo to continue the Subfidy, on Condition that Sweden, inftead of a Number of Land Forces, as by the prefent Treaty, fhall ke

II liflS >•*• ' ' ( Fw« LLOYD'S Brithh Chronicle, Nov. if. ExtraiTtfa Letter from teipfick, Nov. 8. "AT length our Sovereign appears i Candidate rL for thC.Crown of Poland, whiqh his father and Grandfather enjoyed before him y for our Parts we had much rather he would fail of, t

County ofDERBT, ; M Friday th Twenty-third Day ./December next, heffeen ?? of Two and Five in ihe Afternoon, To the beft BIDDER or BIDDERS, according' to the Conditions of Sale, then and there to be -produced. THREE MESSU A G ft b* TENEMENTS ami W • "« !r AppurteMajceß. fituate

MR. Conundrum obferves, that in the prefent Political Difputes, both Parties equally triumph, and feem fo fure of Succefs, that on Wednefday laft Mr. W. on one Side exhibited lbme Fire Works, and Mr. M. at the fame Time ontnttbfeber Side gave a Ball an the fame Occafion.

New-Tork, OHI n. The prefent Difturbance amongft the Indians, with whom, as a Body corporate, we are intimately connected, gives us great Uneafi- nefs; we yet forefee thefe Troubles will be of very fhort Duration ; for a* the late Peace has left us in PofTeffion ofthe whole Nort

We hear that the North-Briton is ordered to be Burnt by the Hands of the common Hangman, as a &ditious Libel. It is faid that.— Yeates, Efrj; is appointed One of the Judges ofthe King's Bench, in the room of Judge Fofter deceased. A Perfon of fome Note in the Mercantile Way of S

Extract of a Letter from Breft, dated Nov. *1 . " M. de Fifiey, who has been here by order of thd King to examine if it was practicable to make a new Port, has declared, that it would be eafier and much lefs expenfive to enlarge tha^whicb exifts, fcnan to conftruft a new one. Hav