t: purpole, and, contin,. ' it ;hale the fervants who receive ey, , ,ssa. they the matters who pay it ? Wherefore. ite, it is a doubt with me, whether Memb,--, - f Par. liament are not at this time the f Frennial mailers, instead of fervants, of the i.Jeople ? and can fervants h

the Conditions to be then and there produced, t FODUj Hundred and Twenty- Nine Trees, marked and numbered, gni tins is Marchwiel, in the County of Denbigh, in • taw Holding of John Dunbasand. Lot a. Four Hundred and Ninety-eight 'Oak Trees, marked andpumbered, on a Farm in March

And entered upon at St. Andrew's Tide next. 'ALL th de two Tenements, with the Demefoe and other Lands thereunto belonging, in the I with of I Imaannan, in the County of Denbigh, ca led by the Names of Beidiog uch.lt and Beidiog ail, confiding of frreral Hund•ed Acres of Land, a

b John Ranby. "I) eant Cmfar Hawkin s, Hoof Da. Middleton , Pennell Hawkins, ISurl William Bromfield, N fam'd St. George's Fi fell ; At Brantford Clark his ceiv'd ; 'hen Englifh annals !ball ii Thefe were not murders ; licy'd ? - - - r Monday Nigh This day arrived a Mail Lilton,

Containing an Authentic Account the Ltvirs, AuvrATvaEs, TRIALS, EXECUTIONS, and LasT Ovine: Sr 'acmes of the MOST NOTORIOUS MALEFACTORS, of all Denominations, whohave 6a:red for Bigamy, Murders, Riots, Forgeries, Perjury, I Sodomy, Highway-Robberies, Piracy, Starving, Houfe-brea

on Tuefilay the ath Inilant, March. Edward Jones, Prefident. N. B. The AlTile W.ek o.caCons the poilponing it from the (as before advcrtifed) to the 288th,

4. A Tenement with 4g a 9of Land, or thereabout, called Nell. odd Wen, in the Occupationof John Pritchard. 2. Another with called Berth. 3. Land ad o s s called Bryn y Pup. per, both occupied by Hugh Griffith. 4. occupied by John Highs. S. A Tenement with 4 • 8 willed Pen Pont y

Maredanes Drops. To Mr. NORTON, Surgeon, Golden-fquare, Lent o " . SIR, Donneraile, Feb. s 6, 176 9 , Have at the Satisfoition of informing you, th it I am pertedtly recovered from my late 11Ineli by ing your Drops. My Difotder was as follows: Abou t the rte of March, sy67, I was

fample of cloth, made by a young Lady here, which is equal in width, finenefs, and goodnefs, to an 4 Englifh plan of 6s. Ilerling per yard, but coil, with every charge upon it, not quite 3s. 9d, lierling per yard. By the bell calculation, there is more wool railed in this colony