Nevj Tork, Aug. 12. On Sunday night, the ioth inft. the maft or flag Ihff, erefted on the common at the time of public rejoicing on his Majefty's birth -day, for the repeal of the ftamp aft, left ftand- ing inlcribed with the names of his Majefty, Mr. Pitt, and Liberty, as 3 mon

'■rived the mzitsfrorr France, Holland, and Flan. ler:. From the London Gazette, OH. 4. St Jmres's, Oftober 4. OWi dnelcijy the ift inlt. in the evening, the ceremony oi the elpoulalsor contracl of mar- riage between his Majeftv Chriftian the Vi Lch, King of Denmark, (reprefenu.

Ceptain Pridgeon is ftill here, wrh Captains -\loyfen and Spinks. — Captain Knsge of" the King George of Stockton, from Petersbuigh, Wyburgh and Lynn, was fafe at Arundall in Norway ihe 4111 •aft. wind the 21ft Inft. S S. W.do. W. N. W. jr. and S. Ei which {continues to-day. — C

back, or informs where he is to be found, fbal! receive ONE GUINEA REWARD. The dog anfwers ito the name of Cato. Bruntifland-caftle, 29th Sept. 1766. Britift) Linen-office, Edinburgh, ifl Sept. 1 766. THe Court of Dire&ors give notice, That a GENERAL COURT of PROPRIE- TORS of th

THE clamour on account of paying a bounty upon the exportation of bread-corn is at pre- fent very great, and blfo on acconnt of the exor- bitant price of it. Now, as the bounty is never paid upon wheat when the price exceeds fix {hillings a bofbel, which wis deemed a moderate pr

Cen-.a, Sept. 6. M. de rioyer, Envoy from the Conrt of Verfailles, is foon exrefled in this ciiy, ami, it is prefumt d, will be charged with a cora- milfion, reb'ive to the treaty of accommodation, now negoiiating between this republic and theifland of Corfica. As ioon as M. de

On Saturday the nth of Oftober, will be Me- lted the celebrated Scots paftoral, intituled, Jhe GENTLE SHEPHERD, 'th the original mufic and fongs — ?? WiJliam »nd° n _ hy ' Mr ' S,a ?? !e y 5 Meek, Mrs. Hamilton - all the rell of ihe charters to be performed by j LA D S and LASSE

SIR. IT feems to be a prevailing opinion^ that, in ihe next frfiion, «he parliament will put ihe extent of farms under fome limitations ; and, as all changes in fuch an important arucle as , h „ of agriculture, muft be for the better, or the ?? it is reouifi.e that the fohjefl b

They write from Jamaica, that General Tempeft, Chief of the Muskeio Indians, was arrived there, in orderto embark for England. They write from Jamaica, that the Britifh fettle- menfs on the Musketo Shore, are continually im- proving both in commerce and agriculture, pro- ducing

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