tee PL A I & Dhi ALE R. No. 30. from i ue ' . — -er-w-J" E all knov.", that on the conclufion %V / o{ a P eace » P uljJ ' c rejoicings have ever ?? been ?? ; and ihofe who are v r acquainted with the homours ofthe .„j e of England cannot be ignorant that a fine fZ Is looked upon

A Proper Perfon to undertake the * Emiiiovment and Management of the Poor of the Town and Par.fh of GK'feAT MARLOW in Bocks, the Number one hundred Per* Tons he, the fame more ov lefs. Any one properly qualified this may fuit, and can well may apply for other Partiaylars to the

John Psrker, of Shsckletcn, Yoikftrre, Merchant. Tho. Chapman, of Lond;n,andEie ? z,r WeMt.r. ofUalifax, Yo:k(hre, Merchants & Partners. Thcnws Reeves, ct Little Tower Hdl, Middlefex, Mer- chant. Arch. Cven, ot the City of Bath, Linnen-Draper and Mercer

Frjm the Whitehall, General, and other Evening Papers, c><r. Dec. 20. fefttrday arrived the MAILS from Holland, France, | and Flanders. • ' ■- -Paris, (France) December 9. , SEVERAL Letters from Canada advife, that the limabitants of that Country being unwilling to fubmit to the

Extract of a latter from Scarborough, Dec, 9. " On the lft Inft. at Nine ?? a* Night, a moft dreadful Hurricane happened here, which,, in an Inftant, ftript and beat down a Number of Build- ings in this Town and Garrifon, forced divers Ships from their Moorings in the Harbour, d

On Tuefday Night laft, foon after the Verdi# was given for Mr. Wilkes, Man knocked his Door, defiring to with him on particular Bufinefsj it appearing, by his Dialcft, he was a Scotchman, and being an entire Stranger, he was refilled Admittance on which he went away to a Coffee-

Wednefday Morning Mr Wilkes received the following Letter fiom cue Darley, an Engraver. Sir. London, Dec. 7, 1763. I SHOULD not Duty if I did not acquaint you that the young Scotch Officer, that wanted Entrance at your Houle, is a Villain, and his Intentions are of the hlackell

fron the Evening-Posts, and Daily Papers, Dec. 15, Marf Hits , November 16. AVeffel which arrived here from Newfoundland.was on, the firrt loflant, boarded off Cape Martin.by an Algerine of Guns and who after beating the French Captain, took from him Money, Cloaths, Provifions,

Erefent STATION the ARMY. GREAT-BRITAIN. 10 Cavalry. Brudcnell’s Two Troops of Horfe-Gaards 18 Seabright’s TwoTroopsof grenadier guards 26 Scott’s Royal Regiment of horfe guards 29 Forbes’s Dejean’s Light Horfe 39 Adlercron’s Moilyn’s I 47 Lafcelles’s | Waldcgrave’s 48 Webb’s Ho

JOURNAL, came over from Fr?nce fomc time ago, on account of their religion, are going to embark on board the Friendftiip, Perkins, of Briftol, now lying in this port bound to St. Auguftine, fettle in that coun* f y. 5. If credit may be given to fome accounts from Spain by the wa