Nov. i. William Startin ami Edward Moo.ly, lute of Birmingham, Warwickfliiie, I'.utiiti t, at the Angel anil Hen ami Chickens, in Birmingham. Oit. 15 Peter Caron, of Bell -alley, Coleman-itreet, Jeweller. 061. 27. John Ntnd, of fore-ltreet, St. Giles's, Crip- plegate, Paper Stai

*o the PRINTER, tf «*. i 1 -.he other Day reading a whimfical Story .1 Portugutfv Carpenter, who was walking i Lilbon with fone of his Friends, and hap- d to pafs by a Crucifix erected upon the h J : to which all his Companions pulled oIF t. i Hats as ufual ; but he was obferved

S F F O L K, JTJ/’Hereas Application hath already been made to you by Adver** tijementy to befpeak your Favour in cafe the expected Vacancy Jhould happen in the Office cf one of the CORONERS for the faid County, your Votes and Intercjls are hereby humbly requeued jor Kiv-H.iKD HA

• NEWrvIAKKET RACE S,— continued. ' On Friday a Purfe of i®o Guineas, free for any Horfe, &c. fdur Year olds, 6ft. nib. five Year olds, Bft. 41b. fix Years old jfftfylb. and aged 10ft. B. C. was wan by Lord OiTsry's bay Horfe Metaphyfician. A Subfcription of 20 Guineas each, Roun

Warrants, «?_•. this PAPER is alfo Sold by the following PERSONS, viz. *jf.<rri ROE i! By Mn. COLE, Wirssworth, and at & Mr. J. AST L E, Bt-RTON-tiPON-TRHNT, A Mr. MARTIN, Ashiv-m-ia-Zowh. v aT T i if MU R ?? TAVLOR's Shop, WiNSTitt, $ Mr. R. SMITH, and Mrs. ROE, Ashbornr, tf Mr

Exiraiiofa Letter from Copenhagen to a Gentleman in London, dated Sept. 16. " Notwithftanding our molt gracious Sovereign is how On a Vifit in your Kingdom, and according to the En- glifh Papers, his Time Teems to be wholly taken up in gratifying his Curitifity, yet his Majelty '

retinue : His Majefty at the Red-Lion, but did not alight. He proceeded immediately to Dover. The fame day the Hon. Mr. Fox went through this City to Lord Holland's feat hear that the WoriT.lpiul Dr. Ducarel, Coramiifir\--General of this City and Dioeefe. will hold his Visitatio

Sihimbir. Containing a Truncation from the French a h*tie Book written Mr. Voltaiii, Called Raisonne pcs Espaits Forts or, A Catalogue eminent Free Thinkers, from Parfon Rabelais John Mellere or, Letters to his the Prince —- —, Rabelais and ether Authors cacufed of having revile

' Every column -of thefe journals abounds which point out the chief objects of their attachment. • Silver fpoons, Jap-dogs, horfes, negroes, baali-notes, old blankets, diamond rings, pointers, pocket-books, canes, mutt's, and kith traih, meet the eye every page, the is: predicam

i have the pleafure to inform you, that upon "*»J the 3oth ult. the key-ftone of the grear •rch of the bridge above Melroie, was driven in r^fenceofa vaft number of people. This is faid *c the befl: and the mofl: beautiful arrh ofall the T-JP ov(?r the Tweed. As the materials ar