L O N D 0 N, Oct. 28. •—A Letter from St. Kitt's, to a Gentleman at Liverpoolc, dated the 20th of Auguft, runs thus : / f~"J"""^HEY have had a violent Hurricane at 0 Martinico, and it is faid Sixty Sail of Ships are loft, Thirty of which were Englifh ; -■- at the fame Time an Ea

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It is faid that a Patent is preparing for creating the Eftri of NMthingtoA a Marquis. It is feid the Firft Payment ofthe Manilla Ranfom will toe remitted hither from Cadiz by the 15th of November tiext. ; ?? . to We hear ?? is on foot with the Emperor of Morocco, for ceding to G

Extrati of a Letter from Oxford, Oil. 11. " On Tuefday laft, at a General Quarter Seflions held " here, a Letter from the Right Hon. Mr. Secretary " Conway, to his Grace the Duke of Marlborough, Lord «* Lieutenant of this County, was read in open Court; ** wherein he acquaints h

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St. James's, Oaober 25. THIS Day being the Anniverfary of the King's Acceflion to the Throne, who entered into the Seventh Year of His Reign, there was a very numerous and brilliant Appearance of the Nobility, Foreign Mi- nifters, and other Perfons of Diftinction, to compliment

Charles-Town, South-Carolina, July 30. By Captain John Scott, arrived here in five Weeks from Honduras, we are informed, that every Thing was perfectly quiet there when he left it, all Mifunderltandings between the Englifn and Spaniards having ceafed, no Sort of Trade being carr

" By Thomas Workman, Efq; who arrived here the afith Inltant, in a Flag of Truce from 'Martiriico, we have the following melancholy Account of a molt dread- ful Hurricane that happened there between the 13th and 14th Inltant. Mr. Workman arrived at Fort Royal on the 16th in the

NoahDuckett, of Fridayftreet, London, Silkman. To appear Odt. 19, November 17, and Dec. 6, at Guildhall. Henry Kock, of London, Merchant. To appear Oct. 28, Nov. 12, arid Pec. 6, at Guildhall. Stephen Hourly, fun. of Abchurch-Lane, London, Hatter and Holier. To appear November 4

They write from Breft, that an Order of Court had been received there, for fitting out, with all Expedition, a Number of Tranfports, and Three Men of War to fail for the Weft-Indies, fuppofed to aflift the Inhabitants of Martxnico after their great Lofles by the late Earthquake.