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L O 1S T D O N. Extrcfi rf a letter from Lynn, Dec. 6. «• We had the terribleft fform of wind faff. Sun- day morning that ever was known in Lynn. It railed ihe tide to inch a degree, that ihe town was aknoft drowned, and people s beds fix' _ in with them in their houses. Two houf

From t"e London Gazette, Dec. 10, Vienna, Nov. 19. rpHR Lord Vifcount Stormont brseS his firft An- j_ d'ence ,on Thurfday bit, of the Fmpcror c d I'mrrefs. in which he prefented to their impe- nd *iaj ft.c*. his credential in quality of Anibaifa- dor cx*« -ordinary and Plenipote

V of Fine BARRELLED HERRINGS, Cured either with great or final! fait. Any who want to be ferved in half barrels or firkins tor ihc ufe of their own fami - s, may be ferved for 17s. per half barrel, and Ss. c d.'per firkin, and 4 s. 3d. the half firkin. Thofe who incline to make

SEVEN FREEHO MESSUAGES or TENEMENTS, fitnatc in the Low Siteet, in Sundctland neat the Sea, in the County of Durham, in Lane there, called Tittctfon’s Lane, emending fiom the Low Street to the River Wear, with Btew-houfei, Cellars, a commodious Warehoufc, and othet Convenicncies

it LET. and entirid iht nth Mty nixt, AF AR M, at Claxton, near Greatham, -within three Miles of Hartlcpoole, and five of Siockion, in the County of Dntham, containing tzo Acres, well watered and inclrtfed, with all convenient Houles in good Repair, and plealant and utefnl Orchar

Briftol, Dec. it. This Day arrived here the Sophist Margaretta, WefTels, from Bremen, who fays he was boarded this Day Se'ennight, off Dungenefs, by two Boats full of Men, armed with Piftols and CutlaiTes. They talked Dutch and French, and fome of them broken Englifh They had Ca

That Kidg-1 reads B— — y we very well know, But does he, I pray, read Divinity too?" YOUR Narrative, Kidg-I, with Caution I've read» But to it can find neither Tail or an Head. Since I doubt not your own Curiofity's fated, Take Pity for once, and let mine be abated : You've rais'

Mr. Wilkes is now fo well as to walk about his Room ; but is not yet in a Condition to go out, for Fear of taking Cold, nor of undertaking any Bufinefs fliat would much exercife his Spirits, left a fatal Re- lapfe ihould be the Conf quence. Alexander Dunn, who was to have been e

become Adventurers in the preSent Advantageous STATE-LOTTERY, (perhaps the 1 »ft for many Years) may yet be fupply'd with a few TICKETS, SHARES, or CHANCES, at the loweft Prices, warranted undrawn Yefterday Morning) by WILLIAM and ROBERT CLEMENT, Linen-Drapers, in Wade's-PaS- Sa