Ir•* F, h»vc be-n inforir'il 'n vonr that Wilkes was fenirncr.d be iinpiifonrd (ft Caro* /fir MuU' but rt''€ral ih*’ Oar alTuiC tliCi that » certain bappy i’ecuHariiy of Sentence, be can be impnfoned but vhv- Mrnrrtr r stvl as they arc Lawyers of fcniiocnce, stwlly belie*e wbat

R, Villainy Difplay’d in all its Branches. Containing an authentic Account the Lives, AnvEHTuaxt, TatAis, Executions, and Last Dvimo Semritrsof the MOST NOTORIOUS MALEFACI OHS, of all Denominations, who have fuffered for Bigamy, Mordcts, Riots, Foigetics, Pet jury. Sodomy, High

We hear that two eminent Phyficians will accompany his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cumberland , on his intended Voyage. •" s It is given out that a great Perfonage propofes to vifit the Ifland of Corfica. It is reported that Orders have been given to repair and ftrengthen the For

Newcajlle, June 25. Laft Week a molt daring Rob- bery was committed on Sunderland Turnpike Road by four.Soldierji, the Particulars of which,,.; we.hear, areas follow:— Mr. Eallerby, of Harrington, and his Servant, 'riding Home, were flopped near (he Tuftipike' Gate-, when one of

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Leeds, June zi, Yefterday we had a great Fall of Rain and Hail, attended with loud Claps of Thunder and terrible Flafhes of Lightning; about Eleven in the Forenoon, a Man was itruck down by the Lightning, as he was threlbing in a Barn at Linton, and the Barn, a Stable adjoining,

On Friday Evening the two Princes of Saxe Gotha, Coufins to her Royal Highnefs the Princefs Dowager of Wales, arrived in Town from that Place, and on Satur- day they were introduced to her Royal Highnefs. A Weaver iv Spital-Fields is now mounting a Mountier for a Piece of Silk,

A Letter from Vienna, dated June 22, mentions the following Inftance ofthe Humanity of the Emperor, viz. that on the Saturday before, his Majefty went with Baron Van Swieten, his Phylician, into the different Hofpitals ef that City, and there made Enquiry whether the Sick end Or

They write from Plymouth of the -Jd Inftant; that nine Ships of the Line, with feveral Sloops and Tranf- port Vefle*l*s, ' were' completing their lading of Military Stores and Provifions for a fpeedy Voyage. This Morning the Felons in the New Goal and Southwark Bridewell were co

Jum S-turtlaf tie fotowi.ig accident happened it J! W "> One Geoie t 'pe, a Lime Kiln, , )0(! oc bt< d me 'a«er. 10 ' cm in (hat deplorable giowir.g every moment of his approaching d.flolution, »h.le numbcis were c.i.wcing him. lull h. ,-Ced for hull »ater, V,n <l. nk, immediate