a+ Ghot each, only wa.ted for fiiir Wind to fail for Bueno* A-re*. with great Quantity of Warlike Store*, cfpecully Bomb*. attended by three large Tranfport*. laden with Guos, Anchoi*. SaiW. Cablet, one of which i» bound to the Havanna, and the other two to Lin*, and they are an

" His Moorifh . Miijefty perfifls ftill i n hit de- mands ; by winch means this garrifon continues to iliifer exceedingly. We rxpecl that you wdl frmh- fen turn into terms, for he does not feem to mind i-s. Our Vice Conful fets out from thi.' place to- rn i rrow for Morocco, to

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Oft , Hague, j'Bober xj. I 'HF. PriiiCeft ol NaiTeu Wti'bourg w« delivered of Prince, tbit Morning, to the grc.«. [ov of tlie I’rince Orange, and a!! the Friend, his Hotife. it. 08. 16. Thi» Day his Maicftv \vjpieafed invert the moft Noble WiHiam, MwqucJ

frtm the Svan vub t X,.-*., , a Lane, LorJon, every i! . :.r, K, .», ai.J f>i*Uy, and from the w/ Oat lan, in Mai.eheicr, every Tre/day, Mornings at tour oC’lock; goes tliPH.th hand . . . , . and lays Vetand .*v it -yi PaGenren htarclejfir and to pay al. . (j, and Children on La

in Prince's-flrcet. Bristol, Nov. 2, 1768. OXFORD SAUSAGES, Made and fold at Christopher KempsterV, in BROAD- STREET, Being the only Place where they are made in this Part of the Country, and may be had at any Time, THESE Saufages are much preferable to any made in ihefe Parts;

From the BOSTON (New- England) GAZETTE Boston, September 26. ON ThmfJay laft the inftant, the Committees chofen by the feveral towns and diftrifls of this province affembled at Faneuil-hall. Their ft ftep was to prepare humble petition to the Governor of this province, and three

To be .S D, A Genteel New POST-CHAISE, wliitli will wai.iin-il pood can Jc. j.iivc <>• i 1.1.1 ah* son, Coach-maker, in -4: von-Uiccl, li <*Jin" l<i Milioin-Uuct. H.uli. Any Pet lon inclined to ; M in thcAmcry, may nice! with piece ol Giounj lo tl.eir applying a above. This Month

November O N D O N. Notwithstanding the accounts from America, which are full of preparations for civil war there, it was yeiterday reported, that General Gage, with three reniments of foot, had furrounded the town of Bofton, and required the arms to be delivered to him on pain o