—gton, late nf Exeter, was \ pnf'c.Ted a large fund of humour, and excell'd particularly that fpecies wit, cali'd punning. his time there were two canons the cathedral, whofe names were and was one day interrupted bteakfaft by another of the canons, who informing him one of the

Monday Lords of his Majeity's molt Hon. Privy Council, and the Judges, met in the Exchequer-chamber, Weltminiterhall, and nominated three Gentlemen out of each county, as proper perlbns to serve the office Sheriff for the year : For KENT. John Toke, of Codington ; W. Daniel Matt

of Removal, t _ r_i.i_.tt .s, 8:< \ tfp ?? Letters to the I-*riritu ait ?? to ue Tent Poft .'aid • and our C6rr.lpond.ntl arc ?? rcqueltcd to communira'e notliingbut Fa_t_a.

H-teilr from Foliattd Frante and Flanders. /•ro'K the LottdjJt Cxzelit, Ntv. 11. By. the X f N G. A f KOC.LA M A T 1O N. <? E0 R G F. R. \ 'k / liff.fi F, AS cur parliament Hands jirorogued to VV Tuclday the? ?? day of this inftant November, wet, 'with the advice .of our .Privy C

DR RAM BIN, from the Unlverfity of Montpellier, and a member of the Corporation of Surjeini of Loml-m, in t!ie conr.e of his ftudiet abroad, difeovtrerf a valuabte c t, ■whi- h; during a feries of years piwftoe in London, he has found to be of greateft in giving immediate relief

Elwin and William El win, Norwich, Corn-Merchants and Partners.—William Hawkes, Leadenhall-ftreet, London, Chymift.—John Cheefement, of the parifh of St. George, Middlefex, Merchant. John Boddington, the Great Minories, London. Baker.———John Clarke KentiHi Town, Middlefex, Deale

S and At. C * te v. Of whom alfo may /mi. jvji U ALL SORTS OF LADIES and GENTLEMEN" MEMORANDUM-800 Bound neatly in Red cither with without Carriage-free any Ph» Bib County. To be Sold to the Bidder, At the East-India Arm*? AT. Thi'rfday the of December next, lint* o'Clock in noo

Beef, at jit per lb. Veai, 5 1. per lb. Mutton, Fork, -

Friday at Noon, the .Right Hon. William Beckford, Lord-Mayor of this City, with Sa- muel Turner, Efq; late Lord -Mayor, attended by fix of the Aldermen and the two Sheriff . fet out from Guildhall in a very grand Procef- fion to the Three Cranes, where they went in the City Barg

Letters from Berlin mention, that the Polith Marfhall Linlki, having been obliged to retire with his Confederates into tltc Territories, furrounded by Body of Hutlars, and made Prifoner with all his people. His military Chert contained 14.000 Ducats, which will be employed in re