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AH thefe heavy Crftmniej, with many, which it would be tedious to haVe been brought upon this Country fincc the. Acceffion of the prefent King; whxrr make me-of that it is not. juflrriow a to applaud his Wif- orfupport his Counfellojs. has been Cud of his Majefty's Coun- have oppofe5 them in Parliament wnh great Cbnftancy and and entertain as bad Opinion of their Public Capierty as any. Gentleman on this Side of the Houfe does, they are his Majefty's chofen Seryajits," whom he has been eoileft ing from the different "Parties ever fince his 1 I prefumc, after his own Heart.

They proceeded in the War with our Colonies according to his and America is nearly loft to Great Their 1 unhappy MHconducr. has rendered them con' temptible to many of their Fellow-Subjects, they have now little to depend on but lis Majefty's Favour and Firmnefs. Yet, 1 clir, I fee no Prolpeft of a real Change far 1 don't believe his Majefty will be guilty of the Ingratitude to abandon (at this Crifis) his obedient Servants in their Diftrefs; and I do not hear, or know, that the People are about to Congrefs, or proclaim a 4 The Times, humble Opinion, call aloud for a ftrong Remonff.rar.ce to the King, letting forth" our unparalleled Grievances under his MajeftyVGovernment. When the People fhew an Inclination- to demand drefs, I will accompany them with the greateft Pleafure; but I will not be feen complimenting when we Jhould be calLng to 'Account. I arn afraid, Sir, I fpeal: too loud, as that may give an Appearance of Paffion to what I allure the Houfe are my moft deliberate Sen' tirr.ents.

I will fay no more at prefent, but hope to fee you rife yourfelf, Speaker, in the Greatnefs of your Authority, and pofe this deligning, inifchievous Addrefs to his Mjjciiy, which vvili be doing great Ho' nour to your own Situation, and to the Cha' racier of the Koufe, and to the Dignity of the People Whom GOD preferve The Paragraph in this Paper, purporting, Sir George SavHe was at the Cockpit, or ar Lord North's on Wednefday Evening, is falfe. was probably fentus by who had his wilhing to nuilead us. On Tuefday Morning his was let Blood, and is much recovered of his Cold: He was expected to be prefent at the Levee Yefterday, but the Phyllcians thought it would not kg venture out fo foon. aflured from good Authority, that the Expedition of four thoufand Men lately lent from New York up.der Command of Colonel Campbell, was in Confequence of an Invitation from a powerful Party in the Province Carolina, who are refolved to make a vigorous Effort to fee themfelves from the Tyranny of Congrefs It isalfofaid that they will be joined by a large Body of Loyalifts from the Back Settlements of Carolina, and lifcewife from the Province of Georgia. Admiral Byron failed from Sandy Hook on the October with fourteen Sail of the Line, one of 90 Guns, nine of 74, and four ct 64, befides Frigates, aii well manned, and in excellent Ofder and if he fhouid be fo fortunate to meet the Count JD'Eftaing (whqmheiji gone jn quell of is not the of his giving a good Account of ManX was then, in Bolton Harbour with twelve Sail of the Line his Snips had been all refitted with new Mails, but it was faid he had not been able to get theSquadron completely victualled, which was the only Thing that detained him in Port.

The famous, or rather who commands a Legion in the American Service, is the.Perfon who attempted to ailaffinate. the King of Poland Such are the Heroes employed by the Congrefs -The kit Letters from America bring Accounts of a at Charles-Town, Svhieh had Damage to the Shipping great Number of French Ships Being drove a- fhore many of" which it was thought would be totally Laft Year a mad French Count fent a Cbal- Lord Suffolk-, for fome Expreffion he hadufed in one of his Speeches in Parliament 4 and this Year French Marquis Jwhofe Head is faid to be equally Sane) has challenged the FkllCommifbener, Lord on Account of a Proclamation iffued by the Commiffioners ai New York. The Part of the Proclamation which particular Offence to the Mar- qvtis delaFayette, is an Aflertion, that the are Enemies to all civil and religious Liberty Although this is a Fact fufficiently notorious to all Europe, the Marquis may perhaps fay, with Moliere's Med icin maigre lui, Diable le fcavoh." A-Cerretpondent hopes that Admiral Keppel will be defired to give his Reafons for having calle4 Berwick, Heftor, and Proferpine, wrxen.within two Gun Shot of two of of 80 and 74. Guns, and which muft have Qtherwife been taken. The Proferpine had already engaged.

Monday Night lalt died at after a long Dines, Mr. John Staines Mitchell, Boat- fcjiider-of Rotherhithe. Wedhefday laft was interred, at Hardwick, near Oloucefter, John Blifs, aged upwards of 1 £3 he died of the Small Pox. A Correfpcrndent whatever Change of Admlniftration, might be in Agitation fome Days ago, that Matter is over for the prefent. The fame Correfpondent fays, that General Clinton's Requeft to return home was tional if hla Army not" to 40 ,600 effective Men, he defired tocome homei Notwithstanding the Boajls of a few particular Perfons, it is the general Opinion that not anoxher Man- will be font to America.

General Grant, who is detached from New York to the Weft Ihdies, is-to attack tfre IQand of -St. Luete, which was ceded to the French at the laft Peace and afterwards to attack. Dominica. In this laft, it is more than probable he will notfucceed, as the French Troops on the Iflmd are fufficient to man the Works, which have been erected by the Englifli at an -iinriien'e Expence, and are likewife defended by a great Number cf our Cannon, which the French found there. The qther Expedition from New York (if there really is another) is fuppofed to be gone going to Florida; to protect that Province, and not to attack Georgia or Carolina, as hath been given out.

The Weft India Merchants and Planters will, in a few Days, prefent a ftrong Pe ition to the King, on the alarming State of their Property in the Weft India Iflands. A fays, that the Place of Paymafter of the Army, which has been joyed by Mr. Rigby fince the is worth, at leaft, Seventy five Thoufand Pounds per Annum. He, is allowed Sixpence in.the Pound in all the Money he pays; and full Three Millions, go through his Hands yearly. No Wonder fuch Men and their Party fhouid vote for the prefent Expences, when they get fo much by them.

They write from Paris, that the Number of Privateers taken from the Englifli during the Ccfiirfe of the Campaign amounts to about twenty; and. that they are all ordered to be fitted out at the King's Expence, and to be commanded by Officecs of the Marine. Others Letters fay, that the Prizes made on either Side ferve only to diftrefs the Conf- merce of the two Nations, and to multiply the Number of Prifoners and that they have 7000 Englifh Sailors in the Department of Brett. The 23d ult. all the Princes and Princeffes.

of the Blood in France repaired to Verfailles. to continue there till the Delivery of the Queen. According to the laft Advices from Silefia, the Cabinet Minifters of the King of Pruffia arrived the 13th ult. at Breflau, and were admitted to the Prefence of the King the fame Day. Letters from Toulon advife, that feveral Privateers fitted out at Port Mahon in thofe Seas, where they have made many valuable Captures which they carried into the laft mentioned Fo.rt.

In. a Letter from New York, dated 19, 1778, is the following remarkable Paragraph: We learn by aPerfoabfCredit, that Col. Brant, with a Number of Indians and Ftiends; to Government, hasjately made an Attack qiv the near Efopus, burnt Marbled Town, and carried off a large Number of dif- affefted Perfons to their Head-Quarters, at Ononquachge on the Sufquehannah, to whjjcit Place Col. Butler had" drove the. Cattle and Stores from Wyoming.

That this nceuvre had thrown the Whigs in that Country into the greateft Confternadon and Defpalh Our Informant alfo fays, (what we -hear from other Quarters) that the People in general are very diJcontented with the French Alliance, and arejuftly apprehenfive that it will certainly lead to the Subordination of their Country to France, the Lofs of their Liberties, and the certain Introduction, of Popery." ExtraB of a Letter from Penzance, Nov. 28. Friday laft was wrecked in this Port the Betfey, Cairns, from New York for London, in five Weeks and four Days. The Men and PafTengers (about twenty in Number); were all faved. When ihe failed from New" York, Admiral Byron failed to the nbrth- ward with fifteen fail of the Line, being in with them twenty four Hours.

ExtraS of a Letter from Plymouth, Nov. 28. Came in the St. Joachim, Fernandes, laden with Shumack, taken by the Viper Pri- vateer, Captain Falconer. Sailed his Majeftyls Ships Cumberland, and Arechufaon a The Annan, from Peterf- burgh, is loft in the Baltick.

The Molly, Brewlher, from Liyerpoole to Africa, and back to Liyerpoole, is taken and carried into an American Port. The Champion, Melvil Thames, Balra- horough, and James and William, Boynton, from New York, are arrived in the River. The Adventure, Smallwood, from Cadiz, is loft going into St. John's, Newfoundland. In the Debate on Thurfday laft it was very remarkable, that the two Brothers, jultbefore the Divirion, walked out of the Houfe A very prudent Intimation ta both Parties.

If you will not attack us, we will not vote a- againftyou. A Correfpondent thinks it mull appear extremely ftrange to the Public, that General Cliinton (hould be able to cKfpatch five thon- fand of his beft Troops to the Relief of our Weft India Iflands, and yet be able with the Remainder to aft not only offenfively, bu fuc- cefsfully againft the Rebels. What odd Notions this new and fpirited Commander in Chief has adopted. I A Correfpondent reading the Paragraph in this Paper of TuelHay relative to the fuppofed. reft.rict.ive Orders of Admiral Keppel, is re-" minded thereby of the following very remarkable Inftanee in Hiftory M.

Capello, a Venetian of noble Extraction, was appointed to the Charge of the Gulph of Venice and, intercepting a he deftroyed moft of it, and brought off the Admiral's Galley in Triumph, which was. kept (and is ftill kept) as a grand Trophy of War, and an ii- luftrious Tell of tranfcendant Courage and yet that great Wan tolofe his Life, for having exceeded his Commiffidn. In Acldifion to the Paragraph in Paper refpedling our Admirals having their Hands a Correfpondent obferves that this was fhrewdly expefted to be the Cafe with the unfortunate Byng. At the Time of his Death, Thoufands fcfupled not to fay that he was fa- ificed to fave the Miniftry, and his Candide, fpeaks of his untimely End in the ievereft Strain of Satire. Trre Frequency of Firss in.London has repeatedly engaged the Attention of the Legif- lature, and feveral preventive Remedies have been devifed.

However, Party-Walls," and Rewards to Engine-keepers, have failed to operate effectually. Peifonal Care is the Re- quiiite wanted If every Servant in every mily would take due Care of Fires andGaridles, it is probable that fewer of thefe Accidencs' would Prevention is the beft- Remedy. Tuefday Morning, about One, ME Potley of Red lioa-ftreet, Holborn, piping theCentre of Fleet-market, was met by a Couple RufEans, who knocked him robbed )Am of a Guinea and an Half, his Great Coat, and even a Pair of Boot9that he had on i'tbi that he Was obliged to-go home bare-foot. The Fellows were both drunk, and fwore moft mockingly. -On Monday two Men were charged on Oath before John Sherwood, Efq; with ftealirfg eight of Silk, the Property of therHoni- the United Eaft India Company- of Merchants trading to were'committed to Newgate.

On- Tuefday Jofeph was charged on Oath before John Sherwood and John Staples, Efqrs. with violently and wounding, one Andrew Schultz in the.Belly with a of which Wound he langulihed and died, and was committed to the fame Gaol. Yefterday twenty of the capital Refpites Newgate, who had received his Majefty's Pardon on Condition of being kept to hard Labour on the River Thames for different Terms, were put on board a Lighter at Black-friars, which proceed with them to thePlace appointed for their Reception. LIS of FRIZES drawn Yefterday at of 1061. I470 of sol.

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Ver- 1 non, Lady Fuz by Mrs. Hopkins, and Rhodope byMrs. Covent-Garden Theatre. I Ladies and Gentlemen who have PJaces for the new Opera-called the Lady of The Manor, will pleafe to take Notice, that it will be peK- fbrmed To. morrow Evening, for fhe 7th Time with (j8th Time) the new Farce of The Tragedy is-obliged to be deferred till Tuefday, on account of the Indifpofition of a principal Performer.

Higti water this at London-Hodge at 1 Mfn, after One in the Morning and at 24 Mia. after' One in the 1 ladU loath Sta ditto, 71 J. perCtftt. Ot4 Ann £11 a WewtUto, 3 pet Cent. Redvic'd.

61 a 62. Cent. (Wol. 3 per Ct. 1 3.per 17 India- 58 per Cent.

ci 1 -58, 4 per Cent. Cdtifol. 1762, 62 New- 1777 79 f. Royal ASucanceMwi Hoods 409. a Prem, I andViSttaniBg Us 5 per Cent.

3 er Ct. Exciiiquer-BtUa Lorg A on. Porchsfe. Shott ditto Lottery Ticket i6t 9a, a lOs." Purchafe. A v.

y. I Nov. 27, 1778. HE principal Officers and Commiffioners of bit Navy 4' hereby give that fucb Gextlewx fits. have, been found qualified by the Surgeons' mpany to ferve-as Surgeons in and have not Appointments, their application, at this Office, be ranted wftneJiatefy.

A I E. Nov. 24, 177.8. HE principal Officers and Cmmffwntrs Jtf bis Majefty iNuvy give Notice, that on Tuefday 'the 8th Ten o'Cbci in the Morning, CdmMffioner Sir Samuel Hood ivill expofe to Sale at bis Office in Ms MajefijtYard at Porijmoutb the Hull of bis Majejffs Cutter the Efiber, lOz'Tms, vjitb her Mafls, Yards; andfunary. other Stores agreeabh t'oan htventory, that may be feen at this andtbeCommiffioner Where any Perfons woffling to be Parcbajirj may have the Liberty of vievjing the faid 1 Viffel at any Time-during the common Working Hours of the Yard.

And as a Depojit of per. Cent, or in that Proportion, is to be made by the Perfons ivho fbaU furchafe thsfaidVeffel and Stores, allftuh as attend the Sale are to take notice thereof, and come prepared for that Purpofe. Anduntefs the faid Cutter is paid far, and taken avjgy in 20 Days from the Day of'Sale, the Depoftt wiH be forfeited, and become the Property of tie Crown. be SOL jby A OCT 1 ON, By Mr-fr. CHRISTIE thd ANSKLL, At thefr Gteat Roorn in Patkmali, on Thurfday next, at One, in Jour Lots, A bEAS EH OLD-F called CI.AV^E.Y COURTrabottmg on Edward's Mews," near the Weft.Eiid-of Queen Ann" Street EAS Cdniifting of fo'ia" ftbn Htiufcs, left to Maff.

Dwon, Codeaham, Hovel, the Widow Shipley, at Will, at the annual iicnt of roJ. 10s. each, clear of all Rates or The above Premifes are held on Leafe, 75. Veara and a which were unexpired at Mieriaelmai to a Ground Rent of zh IQS. payable (Quarterly.

To be viewed with Leave of the Tenants, and printed Particulars may be had of MeiT. Cfaril- ficand Anfdl, In To tfe UD AUt P1QN, By JVfeff. CHRISTfB'and ANSELL, At their Great Room £iate the Royal Academf) in Pall-mall, on Monday the 14th of and the following Days, HE ELEQANt FT1R. neat library of Books, tal Pieces of the Gobelin in vation, fine old China fire Anns, Mufical merits, an degant Mahogany Library Book-cafe, ro Feet wide by high, large Plates of Variety of other valuable Effects, the A LADY of FASIJIOrf, deceafed. Tn be viewed on Friday and Saturday preccdibj the Sale, when Cataloguesipwy be-had.

1 be oy u'f 10 By Mr. IBB, At his Great Room in Sa'nlle Row, This Day at Oaep'Ciojk, A elegant VILLA, with double hoafe, and Stabingtor faur-Horfes, rnoft delightfully, fhuate within two Miles of Hyde-park Corner. The Premifes eor.ffit of two Servants Roorhioa the Attic Story, an eiegant roorn, DreA two Bedchambers' on the priscipat Floor; two large and two frnali Rooms on; the Crojnd Floor, with every requifite the Ba ernent-Stoi'y 5 a Targe Garden, two Acres, neatly laid out, cloathed with choice, Fruit, tht Whole in-perfed Repair, Weld for the. unexpired Term of 22 Years, fubjesft to a moderate Ground Rent. Particulars may he had of Mr.

Squibb, in Seville Row. To be ey A liu By IB ihe Premifes, by Order of the Ejwcnton, ftortTime, HE truly and elegaat HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, aProfnrlop of faperb Pier Gbfles of diftiugunhed Magnitode, casual 'Cottectton Piftares, curiou's -Wn'c Taluable- old Japan, Drefdcn and other choiceoM an immtnfe Quantitr of HoufchoM Linen, AB extenftreLibrary-of Qpoiwia. variouxLanguages, with many, other late the Pioperty of fits Grace tlfe DUKE of- QU SENS BERRY, deceaftd, at his Manfion in Bw lington Gardens. Notice of Sale and Days of Viewing will be timely given. To- be 5 0 by A CT i Ofi, By- "far.

At Gerrard's Hail Inn, Baling Bread Street, by Order of the Affignees of Mr. JOHN SiV- To-moirow at Four o'clock, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, fituate in Little DiOaff near the- Place of Sale Confifling of a large new-built Mef- fuage, eoiitainitig -Coach-houftfs, Wine Vsul'V, and a-Mannfeftbry, now in the-Boffeffion of Mefl. James, Allingharn and Stokes, and others, al annual Rent To be viewed by applyisg to "Mr. Wavcn, No. Friday-ftreet; of Particulars niay-tj had, iikewffe at the Place of Mr.

Goad, No. 1 feOJIBOW Pnatcd by H. S. WOODFALL, t) tU Iry-hs'At, -R waera LETTBRS to tha Asthor imemvod, MEXTS oi a ia at Tfcm'S A 3 ko 5 i ft.