THAT the has taken THOMAS Wit:Jesus, Odes Ls wee& br Yean under her life ieettryrtnetilip her, That thy, lineal to can, on es Ilefaufsr And humbly hsye fat Cosistrtase of la fleothon All thole *be use pisollid Iblisser disst with their sfed, arid dteir rosinre by their .to* obli

they are row marked and rumbaed. and now growing at Pirkil, the Cow.ty of Denbigh, about one Mile from Bangor, and about three Miles from Wrexham. A•good Pert of the Timber grows in the Meadous the River Dee. Aely Pertoo to new the Timber, may apply to Davis, is Pail. Par farthe

LONDO ?? Extrafi of a letter from Dominica. * c The lands continue here to be bought np very faft, and fuccefsful attempts have been already made in ibe culture of-ihe- fugar cane, coffee, .ginger, cocoa, and pimento," Letters, from Charleftowii;' South Carolina,- dated , A*V- Bt

" There is. much talk here of a triple alliance which is on the tapis between Great Britain, Ruflia, and a third power j and it is added, that tbree other powers. wil.l be invited to accede thereto: but one bf -them fcems ,to..bi too much employed in-interior' arrangements, the

[Numb. 1800. FRIDAY, October 17, ij66. (Price Two-Pence Half-Penny.) Vol. XXXV.

.We are informed, that Sir Matthew Featheritone- hatigli, Bart, will fhortly be created a Peer of Great- Britain. It is likewife faid, that Calcraft, Efq; will alfo be advanced to the fame Honour. 'Ti.s faid that Thomas Prowle, Efq; Knight of the Shire for the County of Somerfet

It is reported that Sir Robert Ladbroke, Knt. and Alderman, will fhortly be created a Baronet of Great- Britain. We are allured that Lord Clive, either is now or foon will fet out on his Journey Homewards by Land. It is thought he will arrive about April next. His Lordfliip will

The Aflize of B r e a d for the Borough of D c r b y, to continue feven Days from the Date hereof. nss ?? ,«/< White. Wheaten. Houlbold. Oct. 17, 1766. lL oti dr jb ez dfm The Penny Loaf, 0 6 60 9 00 lt lj Two-penny Loar', 0 li 1 5 1 3 31 9,9 Three-penny Loaf, 0 00 6 I 11 it t 0*

A Military correfpondent of the Examiner's gives the public the following information : " I fee many people vvho have fears of the dura- tion of our profperity in India,and that it.may change by revolution, or the. attack of fonie European power. In anfwer to thefe fears, I fhal