On General C o n v a y' r Difmiffion. WHY grumble, ye Whigs, at brave Con way's hard lot ? A Briton lhould always make room for a, Scot. Tis the mode of thefe in and out BuTEiful times, For valour and worth to be deem'd heinous crimes. T.

William Kinloch and George Bifhop, of Cow-lane, Dmggitts. John Baptilt Durand, of Great St. Helen's, Merchant. Henry Hohling, jun. of St. Catharine's, Bifcuit-Maker. Thomas Rothwell, of Bolton in the Moors, Lancafhire, Dealer. Fiaiicis Mac Nainara, of Briflol, Mariner. Thomas Sm

Laft Week, the firft Regiment of Dragoons (late Gen. Conway's) parted through this Town from the North, for Coventry and Warwick ; and oa Saturday aud Yefterday, the Scots Greys arrived, on their Rout for Manchefter. On Friday laft, his Grace the Lord Archbifhop of this Diocei'e

ExtraS'if Ltlttr/nm Btrun, .Ifni 25. Moil fj eculativc People in this City think that the E’cflion a King Poland will occasion new War to breakout in Europe ; but Ihould this be the Cafe, cur M '$ •% ell pared proted htmJeif from Iniuka. With refped to the Intersil Poland it is

as are ready to cmbaik for the new fettlcments. 17. They write'from the Sound of the JBth ult. that 242 {hips of different nations paffed and repaffed there from the ift to the 28th ult. 25 which were Britifli. 18. Letters from Holland mention, that a violent pale of wind happen

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-, .J. PS .WIC If, May ,8. nut 7 a l ° P sT th,S D,ocefe does n °t ordain on Tri- nity Sunday next; but will, inftead of that Day? ordain at Norwich on Sunday, Auguft 1 2. 7 On Friday laft Mr. James Mayhew, of Great Tev near SSfallT r ° bb , ed bY ? FoOt^ d n ™ HatfieW, o fS twen

City; and confequently greater Number of Readers, and more beneficial ,ellg. y - Newbery, Bookfeller, in London; Mr. Cadell, Briftol Mr. Collins, at Saliflrary Mr. Jackfon, at Oxford Mr. Raikes, at Gloucefter ; Mr.Goadhy, at Sher- p Coney, at Bridgewater ; Jvlrs. Chaulklin, and

where Advmitcmcnu und SubfcrifttQ'u are iaken in.

of SCOTLAND, from the earlieft Account of Time to tbe Death .of James the Ift, Anno -437- by Wm. Maitland, F. R. S. and frdm that Period to the Ac- ceflitn of Jamesrthe Sixth tp the Crown of England, Anno 1603, by another Hand, the whole compiled frcm the moft authentick Voucher