The A Triang|es are comprehended within the boundary 'the French Weft India fettiements, and it was re ported that thechevalief Rohan, commander in chief at €ape Francois, bad received coders to take pofteffion of it, s 3. write from Jamaica, that the Rritifli ' fettlements on t

and Commerce. London: printed for the Authors ; and fold by S. Crowder, at the Looking-Glals; J Coote, the King’s Arms j F. Blythe, near the Royal Kxthange j B. Collms, in SaUfbuty; Mrs. Maynard, in Dcvizes; J Vile, at Newport, file of Wight; J. Stuart, Bradford; J . Bald .vin, a

lumb. 979.]

London was laft opened for the exportation of it. ig. One of the objefts of the Treaty of Commerce, faid to be negotiating with the Grand Signor, is for the importation of fine wool from Turke'y, whidh will greatly benefit our-wqolltn manufa^ures. ao. (horl time Lord Mp.uotftewa

the commodities they deal in. A truth which holds equally good with refpeft to Millers, that inllead of reducing the prefent number of mills by the hands of riotous mobs, tt would tend greatly to enlarge the public magazine, were thofe very bands employed in eredling more Mills.

tie %oID to tiic Digbcft TriDoer, On Friday the of October, 1766, at the Houfc of Henry Street, known by the Name of the Crown Inn, in inhourn Min- ftcr, in the County of Dorfet, between the Hours of Two and Three in the Afternoon, ALL that Freehold Eftate called N E W NHAM, late

FNum. 6q02. \ \ S .--4 Edinburgh, Monday Odober 13, 1766.

now F.nd The Mayor and Juftices hereby give Notice to all Farmers, Factors, and Dealers in Cheefe, Butter, and other Provilions, that may lately come to our Markets and Fairs with their fcvcral Commodities, and depend on Iseing protected from any Let, Hindrance, or Molcftation wh

brought foreign Wheat into the Port cj Briftol. British Policy. » O Vt, ß (an ad! who can defend it ?) We gave a Bounty with our wheat; T, a away they fend it, , but little liad to eat. The next - how co live; Such policy infpir’d our hearts!) Premium again we give. lo bring in