Extracl of a letter from London, Nov. 22. The humble addrefs cf the Hrmfe of Commons to the King. Aloft Gracious Sovereign, WE your Majefty's molt dutiful and loyal fub- jects, the Commons of Great Britain in Parlia- ment aiiembled, beg l-*ave to leturn your M*j<-fty the nioft h

;wh Adwertifenicnti end Subfcripmns are taken'

Aci-j York, Oii. 11. THE prefent dillurbance among!! the In- dians, wiih whom, as a body corp *>r ■ * we arc intimately connected, gives us great uneifmefs , v.c yet forcfte thele ouhles will be of very fhort duration ; for as the ?? peace has left us in pofteffion of the whole

ffimmtoagg $08. D. London^ €?el Tuijtiay, Nov. 22. i. The Speaker of the Hon. Houfe of Commons continues -tiding, but is not fo well recovered as to attend the Service it. tne Hovfe, on which Account they have adjourned to Wed- ne day. See A 3 and Fl. 2. It is confidently reporte

4 „ ?? • Foreign News. focately difpofed to employ their goo 3 Offices with the Re- public of Poland in Favour of the Ebaor of Saxony to get him feated on the Throne. Hague Gazette. 3. Hamburgh, Nov. 12. Letters from Berlin tell us, that the Diamond Buttons which ?? Majefty had o

and one of his Majesty's Chaplains.

ADwclling-Houfc, fituated near the Church in the Paiilhof’St. Ebb, in the City Oxford; now in the Occupation of Mr. London. For Particulars enquire of Mrs. Mary Majey, at Mrs. Cartel’s, in St. AUalv'x P.ti illi. in Oxford aforef. id. FRANCIS FRENCH, Chymift and Dru(;gift, It thr

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