On Friday morning fall Sir Robert Ladbroke. Knt. Locum Tenens, (the Right lion. the Lord Mayor being indifpofed) together with the Aldermen and Sheriffs, attended by the city officers, fet out from Guildhall for the Three Cranes, the Locum TeIICIIS being in the flarecoach accomp

The Gentlemens Subfcription Purfe of Fifty Pounds, free for Five Years old, Six Years old, or Aged Horfes, that never won more than two 50 1. Plates. Mr. Alder's grey Horfe, Prize, (alias Sulphur) - 3 _ ?? 4132 Mr. Merrit's bay Mare, Juliet, 1 2 dr. Mr. Dighton's bay H. Chiquino

to Whitehall Stalls, where the tit) Barge ' waited to receive him. The Right Hon. the I.sid Mayor, not being fufficiently recovered to leave his Room, Sir Robert Ladbrokc, Knt. Locum Tenens, went in his etcad, accompanied moll of the Alderaien, who took Water the Three Cranes, a

i d n b 6 % sep t. 29. On Friday laft, at the Sale of a Gentleman's Effects atHackney; an old Cremona Violin fold for the very high Price of 45 Guineas. A Perfon prefent would have given a Guinea more, but he declared the Joke fliould not be' fpoiled. This being the Birth-Day of

Extremity which certain was ever ton: known. The Infant, when the Nofe and Mouth, or a Convuifion intend* lieved and SorYocatio:' prevented. They Application well internal and Cure in a Days Medicines are equally cefsful in that dreadful COUGH which MEASLES, and in the Chin Couc

it reported that Lord Chatham intends ti make Motion tor the Abolition ot the Board tor American Affairs, bein’ uncinaititti.ik. al: Alfo, that intends once mote l.is . mod Influence tor the Repeal of the ’ate - ing the Americans t.. pay a ty C.ramotiitU lent from Greas-Btitain.

e!"*C4- is ■. the Author indie Jus - < rt.; and arc fate rJiAt ■ '.if. nuy any of clirm in propet i-eft. The; c fo. at .1 Lottie cadi, Valerians*. 6'4: with priiui I l>v Mr. tiudnnd GdkU^, Dtt'JS Mr. l{\njr*J iti M.n AeslUUp., • - lr. , , 1. i.i.Jl-r, iu iio.-ftrl, Mr. Ora.trtJ,

of being one of the moft ancient town? in the MafTachufets province. Your forefathers left England becaufe they could not fubmit to unconstitutional arbitrary exertions of power; they chofe rather to truft themfeves with beafts and favaj>es, than with Englifhmen who had refigned

["Num. 72°9) Edinburgh, Mouday o' roher 3, 1768.