From the London Papers, Ofl. 2- Boflon {Nem England') Aug. 18. Lad week a whding floop arrived here from the Streights of BcHeifle, by whom we learn, that there has been bm imau fuccefs in that filhery this feafon, not a- bove feventeen whales having been caught among rae many v

W happily of Princcf.. Her Royal Highncfs .he of Walt*, 1 * Grace the Atchh.ihop of Canterbury, and levcral Lords of k.s Vdiy's moll Honourable Privy Coonc.l. and the Ladre. of her Chamber, were pre Lot. Her Majeily t*. God praffed, as welt can be expend ; and the young P r, " c

the juice of wheat Lit Saturday (nine gallons to the buthel, '•was from 28 s. to 36 s. per Tack, at Warniirjfter ~ market; A price which it is impofiible that the ftould give. From your paper appears very provable, that tkis exorbitant price is owing to exportation : it' Teems a

Merccr, intend meet on the 27th Day inftant, at the Houfe of James Lambert, the King s-Arms in the County, order to make FINAL DIVIDEND of .he Bankrupt's and where the Creditors who have net already proved their Debts are come prepared to prove the fame, or they will be excluded

'.he of John Cundell, being tie eft be Colden-L'ion in Settle, A FREE HOLD ESTATE, Knight-Stainforth, within two Miles Settle, in the Weft-Ridincr the County ot York, containing in the Whole about Acrcs inelnfed !, Acres whereof are Wood-Land,) and capable of p.reat Improvements

Saturday Morning the zeth of September, on or near the Beach Southampton, A Gold chafed WATCE! CASE. If offered to be pawned fold, pray flop it, and give Notice to Mr. Linden, Bookfcller, in .Southampton; where any rcalbnablc Charges will be allowed, and one Guinea Reward given

ia ' -je, His chariot in the weftern And beaming mild o'er yonder Seerrs loath to bid our world fart His rays refradtcd from below Th' empurpled heavens gloriou And o'er our chearful world The beauties of declining Arife, friend, fweet Eve vl To tafle her calm ferene delights- L

Extraft of a letter from a village ivithin tvso miles of Oxford, Sept 3. *• The farmers have got in ail their wheat, and are buiy in bringing in their barley and beans. The great e>. portation of wheat has fo enriched them, that they will not ?? the common neceftaries of life, un

000. Yefterduy*arrived the Mailt frtm Holland, i and Flanders. Civita Vtcchia, Sept. z. are Hopes of foon re- Ms ft ceiving 60,000 Meafures of C~** Corn from Holland, which will be a very feafonable HB-n Relief to us. proper Moans had been made ufe of lall Year to promote the Cu