io the racili of Oooaiii, aigb Jtibefgii, coouiiiiag obeat Actet of Arabic. Meadoo, and Paftmc Gtoundi, Titbc-ftcc, ,ell watered, and partly in doled, bit James Smith, of Hyed* lo pe, will (bear the Picmifea. jj g. Lime and Coals within few Miles!) and good EnceeragO* will be gt

ExtraH ofa Letter from P———b in £———/, dated March 31. " A very melancholy Affair happened here lately. An Officer on the Recruiting Service, a young Man of molt engaging Manners, anu who was faid to be the eldeft Son ofa Gentleman of confiderable Family and Fortune in the Welt o

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Totk PRINTER, &c. SIR, By infer ting the following in your ufeful Paper, as I think it contains a very good Moral, you'll oblige Yours, &c. a Babylon, was twelve Years old, his Mother Mandana took him with her into Medea, to his Grandfather Aftyages, who, young Prince, had a gre

Philadelphia, Jan. 26. A Letter from Dominica mentions, that the Crown Commjflioners continue to fell the Lands there very faft ; that fome fuccefsful At- tempts have been made on feveral Plantations, in the Culture of Sugar Cane, Coffee, Caflia, Ginger, and Pimento, and that th

Liverpool, March 27. On Saturday lall the Afßzes began at Lancafter, before Lord Mansfield, and Mr. Juftice Bathurft, when Ifabel Cormick and Elizabeth Bolton, were tried for forging a Will, in the Name of Ja. .Watfon, late qf this Town, Manner, deccafed; the former was convifle

HA V E you the famous Rich ne'er fcen ? Or Farrel play the Harlequin i How they transform themfelves with cafe, To dogs or monkies, all to pleafe, Or to ftirprizc th' admiring beaus And belles, for (cafli and) their applaufe ? So I appear in various fhapes, Of numerous things as

From the LONDON GAZETTE, April 4. Copenhagen, March 14. Friday l ift his Danifli Majefty was taken ill, and his Diforder has proved to be a Scarlet tever, and on Sunday the Irruption appeared, but the Symptoms fince then have been favourable. The Phylicians are under 110 Apprcli

Necks, in Lad Lane, London, and from the Royal Oak Inn, Market-fiteet- Manehefier, on Monday the <sth of April, at Six o'clock the Morning, and every Monday, Wednejday, and Friday Morning, and London and every Tuefday, Jbttrfday, and Satur- Evening; goes through Buxton, directly

. — ?? _ ■ i ; . rr". ; ~~ -j -—; : - - ; • 2"£<? following are the exatl Mcafuremmts ,of ibe feveral (Reads from Oxford to the Market - Place in Reading: M. ?. P. ' M, F. P. Over Shi lli njford Bridge, through Wallingford and Woodcot, -- 26 i 24. whereof 13 2 14. is Turnpike Roa