T« $ O D, to tbt bi’ktft Biddtr, At the Moufe of Itabel Mill.can. Unkeepei. in Atowick. O" A the Day of OttoUei. neat, between tbc Hoot* Two and font •’Clock in the Afternoon, HKCEKR E C) L MESSU AG E I' 1 01 I £NKMENT». fun*te in * Sneer carted c, no°* *'“® in Alnwick, wi.h * la

[N°. 1390. Saturday, September 2,8, 1765.

George Wyckaert, of St: Martin's in the Fields, Middlefex, Taylor. Kinfey Tyrer, of Fetrer.-Lane, London, Chapman. T. S.Poie, of Fen-ehureh-ftreet, London, Merchant.

( Vol.. XII. TUESDAY, September 24. 1765. N° 60 iv Piinted by GRIFFITH WRIGHT, at ??

Grigniv Thi» thofc bookfellers Cruiiitiei." . "l? N. B. They may be la|cen any Time, and in any Cafe, where there is not formed Fever, They require not|jle leaft Confinement, not any patticnlar whatever ( they open the BeVy without heating the or oecalioning rhe Pile*, Medicines

TX/ILLIAM DARNEL, formerly ot Ireland, late of Andover, Currier, being Pnfonei for Debt in Andover Gaol, the County of Southampton, doth hereby give Notice, that he intends to Benefit of an Ad palled in the fifth Year of his prcfent Majefty Ocorge the Third, entitled. An Ad for

Bets before Bar ting, and 4 to z Dido again ft the Add; after the firft heat 10 and to I. Arrivtd at Sh'uldx fmcc our lujf. The Kent, Laflcy, from Oporto ami Portirnouth. John and Thomas, Kced, from Onega. Plough, Hcndcrfon, from Bergen Hope, Wales, from Wyberg. Gottenlmrgh Merc

Ne-wca/lle, Sept. 21. The unhappy Affair of the Pit- men's having clefilted from their Employment, and their Itill tefufing to go to work in the feveral Collieries of this Neighbourhood, is become the Object of general Atten- tion and Concern ; for the bad Confequences thereof g

Newcaftle, Sept. 13. Sir Ralph Milbanke got fome of his Pits to work this Morning, without much Moleita- tion; but this Afternoon a Body of Men came to his Pits, cut the Ropes of the Gins, broke fome ofthe Ma- chinery, and threw it down the Pits ; and have threatened Jo return t

L 0 N D O N, Sep t. io Letters from Vienna of the 3d Inft. bring Advice, that the hue Emperor, before he let out for liifpruck, made a Will, in which he left the reigning Emperor univerfal Heir to all his Dominions, except the Grand Dutchy of Tufcany, which he. bequeathed to his