■lo the P 1 . I N T 1- R., &c. S I R, '"T -% 11 I. general _iu.itigfac.ion which 's at JL prefent very manifelt in almolt all tanks of people, is worthy ferious attention j and the .antes of that dilf.it isfa-lion fhould be cure- fully examined into, and every probable means empl

li arfiaw, May i.e. ?? New engagement happened lately, JC HX near Buiracz, betwo n the Ru'f- -1 A J fiani and the Confederates. The ?? ?? former, comaiand-d by Colonel R_Jt- tie: \\ eifin in, have entirely defeat- ed the latter, who had about _oo ari.n killed, am! loft fix pice:

Carrick-on-Sttre, June 4. This day a fire brokeout atafmitli's forgi_in New-Street, which having immediately communicated itfelf to the adjoining houfes, burned with filch rapidity, that In at) hour and half, upwards of'ioo thatched houfes were burned to the ground. A child abou

(r-jr- Arriv'd the Mails from Holland, France, and Flanders. Stockholm, June 3. ?? HE King, who was LT.ely thrown off _A. _g tne box of a ""'age ' and dragged Q T __3 a confitierable way, [as mention- -7K ?R ed in the ill page of this paper,] .SJOK finding himfelf but little hur

CERTAIN it is that the whole people are the public, and the beft judges whe- ther things go well or ill with the public. True it is, that they cannot all fee diltant dangers, nor watch th<J*motions, or guefs the deligns, of neighbouring (fates ; but every cobler can judge, as we

its Branches, is ?? in the n.ateft Manner, and at the lowed Prices.

Monday the court of common pleas was moved, that as Mr. Wilkes's outlawry was now reverted, ,h£. at liberty to withdraw his demurrer to Lord Halifax's plea and reply, but the court were of opinion, that it was proper to give a term's notice of this motion, and Mr. Wilkes's attor

L. fhips companies that are lately * d the river from the Weft Into «d the Leeward Illands, are em:j in unloading the feveral veflels s belong to ; fo that the lumpers, iff * y were called, are almoft turned LA*s they had been guilty of many es beard the merchant Ihips. Yefteida

The Letter figned ANGLIC ANUS fhall, if poffible, have place in our next.---8.8.'s Defcription of the late dreadful ftorm is too incorrect for publication. —-L. L.'s Favors Ihall be always gratefully received.-Th? ELEGY to a Friend in our next. Letter from Cranbrook, June 22. W

descendant of as (launch a and High~cburchman as ever bore thofe titles—l may truly fay, I imbib'd the principles of pailive-obedience, and orthodoxy, with my mother's milk. Elence it has been, that from the time I became capable reafoning or fentimcnt, without the leaft tendenc