B. London, ©V. 'Tuefday, Sept. 24. 1. Yefterday being the Annivcrfary of their M.jefties Co- ronation, there was a very numerous and fp Jen did Court at St. James's, to pay their Complinn. fits to hi* Majclty on the Occafion. 2. Yefterday in the Afternoon their Royal HighnefTes

At Beak-Key, London. ' I At Norwich, per Comb- Wheat Red, - 345. a 4.05. 1 Wheat, - xBs. al9 s. 6i. Ditto White, - 345. a 4os. * P.arloy, .. - 10s. a xis. Rye, - - 23 s. a 24*. Rye, - - - 10s. a lis- Barley, - - 23*. a 25=?. Peas, - - - 12?. a rjjb Qats* • - - 14s. a iSs.. J Out

On Monday laft, the 23d inftant, Mr. Samuel Randal, Surgeon e f Orford, was unanimoufly elect, ed Mayor of that Corporation, for the Year en filing. On Thurfday laft was married Mr. Thomas Holdrich of Halef- worth, to Mifs M. Skoulding, Daughter of Mr. Thomas Skould- ing «f that

Mmudaie, Kitb/dait, OaUt-wm Ti-uiuJab 1 ' *«> !> •jimorian.., il\jl and North Hidings the County of ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding wenty Lines ° r in S^- are m Paper, at 3s. 6d. the firll Time, and as. 6d. each Time afterwards.

by lier means gained the lady. But to fee the ingratitude of mankind, he had not been married a forthright, before kick'd flattery out of doors ; and; from that time to (his, ihe has had no fettled place of abode, but k ufualiy to found-n the beginning aurljbip, and the latter e

drefs of the fine ladies : for as the world is round, and the world turns round, and every thing turns round with it; fo no lunar, orfuhlunar revolution, hath caufed greater alteration in the affairs of men, than hath from time to time taken place the head drefles of the ladies.

% j. On Wednefday Afternoon Mrs. Salkeld, Wife to Mr. Salkeld, tfafbemattcal Infirttment -maker, in Smitbfield, went, accompanied h$ her Sifier, to the Surgeon's Theatre in the Old-Baily, to view the Bvdiet of the three Murderers who lay diffecled there ; but was fo ojfeffed by

deny even the fight of it to the reft of mankind I Since we are on the ladies faces, permit me a word on the pernicious practice of Jace paintings or rubbing of rouge and 'white on the complexion. Women of the town may allowed the ufe painty becaufe the dexterity their profeflio

IN the firft part of this lecture, confidercd wigs iexiconally ; in this part (hall con(idcr them phyfically, or rather, a phyficalwig: not it relates to the faculty; hut only with an intent to fhew, how foine of the faculty treat their heads. This wig, is characatura .of both d