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I "i OSebtr 3. for-the Rivet Hard wick Eaft- India Pilot the Folly, Woodfdrdi fromTirginia; Bitchy and frontJJamanca Bell, Adams, and Bottawen, Jicobion, from the Clive Eaft-indiaman, for London for Jamaica and CnirzeV and WoIfSloops, W. ,03. to. Arrived ibe Plymouth, Smith; ftrjin'Cork fbr this Place, with Butter, Plymouth, OS.

ii. Arrived the Elizabeth and Mary, QuicHyj from, VVaterford for Rotterdam, antTTHornaV and David, Trumin, Rotterdam for Leghorn. Sailed the -Trade bound to the Edward; with a fine Wind 4 at-North-Weft. OA Sailed the John and JWilham, Turner, William and Mary, Tizard, and and Mary, Wcfton, for London Tho'mas and Newton, and Elizabeth Harbin, for and liam'and. Elizabeth, Loader, for Southampton.

Pool, Off, Sailed- the Neptune, Koul 'e, HopevVell, Wills, and Rofc, for London. Cowts, Oil. Came in the Mary and 'Turnbull, from Leith for Cadiz. Pail'ed by the Vickcrfon, Hendricx Peters, from Embden Dragon, Honduras; Juno? Wall, from A- fricaj arid SaHy, NeHon, from'Tecerifre. The Fiiendftiip, Froft, from is arrived at Dover.

Cafco Bay, Moore, from Jamaica, at Cafco Argyle, Mackey, from ditti, in the Downs. POUT of LONDON, 03ober Codfiing Ships entered Inwards. From Berwick. John Ronalds. Sunderland.

Amity's fndultry, John Barnard. Falmouth. Judith and Mary, Chrilt. Hocking. Blythnook.

Join, Anthony Nixrm. Lynn. Tnoirwa Wantland. Wells. Judith and Mary, John Mendham.

Clay. and Woods, Wm. Coufins. Neath. John, John Sroley.

Briftol. London, Jof. Borrowdale Union, Benj. Harvey. Barmouth.

Providence, Wm. Rowland. Glouceltjer. Bewdlcy, William Rogers. Stockton.

Harrifon, Anthony Harrifon. Hull. Beify, Jof. Andrews Unity, John Walker. Cbeilcr.

Betty. William Maffie. Dartmouth. Milford. lAbel and Mary, John Brown.

Bolton. Sea Adventure, Francis Ayre. yaiTUtWtir Sarah, Nicholas Dyke Peggy, WilHim Brook Hannah, Charles Bifhop Elizabeth, Thomas Barber Succefs, Jof. Cainpbeil. WopdjKidge.

Induftry, Alexander Ide Three Benj. SpaJding j. Miliar and Friend, CaTvel, Jof. Stevens; Molly, Wm. Burton.

William and Sarah, James FSard- well Friends Goodwill, Edward Dulcet Charming Sally, Francis CnrtiS. Lymfn'gtbh. Beify, Thomas Hindy Rifing Sun, Stephen'Pilley. Southampton. Totton, William Jones; fy, Thomas Hendy.

Maldon. Neptune, John Edwick. Sandwich. Bird-in Hmd, Jethro SandweJI. Milton.

Richard Gatliffe. COLLIERS. From Newcaftle. Henry and Mary, John Snowdonj Henry and Either, Robert Walker George and Mary, Trewf. Dobfon Hopeful's Succefs, Thomas Grant Unity, Nehemiah Biagdon Duke William, Henry Heath Elizaoeth, George Yeoman 5 John and Mary, Wm.

Rymer. Blythnook. William and Francis, William Harrifon. Sunderland. Sarah, Wm.

Spraggon Fricnd- fhjp, Edward Sanders; Keward, Michael Miller Amity's Induftry, Jchn Barnard. Cleared Outtvards. For Haftings. Farmer's Delight, Tho. Page.

Berwick. Merchants of Berwick, Richard Lilley. Sandwich. Ifle of Thanet, George Covell. Feverfham.

Thomas, John Martin. Newcaftle. Triton, Henry Shadforth. Briftol. Providence, Andrew Syv'crfon.

Hull. Jemima, John Edmonds Concord, Wm. Elvidge Lancalter Thomas, John Yarmouth. James Bicon. Plymouth, Polly, Jof.

Lugger. PLANTATION NEWS. Cbarles-Toivn, Aug. The laft Advices from Weft Florida inform us, that a large Body of Creek Ittdiaiis were arrived at Penfocola, conducted by Half bred MolffHk They allured Governor Johnftone of vht Attachment to the Britifh Nation, and requeued thar rhe would remain netfier the prefent between them and the Choftaws. TheQja unities of Indian Corn imported from the lOmhern Colonies have reduced the Price cf that Article to rwenty'Shillings'a Bufhel whicn has been a very leafonable Relief, for the Poor.

Some are a'raid the prefent Crop of Corn will fill ihorr, but it is generally agreed that the Crop of Rice will be very large. Aug. 29, Major James, of the Royal Regiment of Artillery, lately returned to New York from London, is appointed Governor of the Fort and Garrifon at New York, for a Number of'Years certain. It. is Laid he has fikewife obtained a Grant fir large Trad of Land in thefaid Provirce, and a Requifition for three thoufand Pounds New York Currency.

Clifton, Efq: Chief Juf- Weft Florida, anived here from Pcn- facola, in his Way to London. Bofion, Sept. 4. Monday Morning laft the Right Hon. Lord Hope, "ine Hon.

John Temple, Efqj Surveyor General of hjs Majefly'e Culloms, lieutenant Governor of fclew Hamp(hire, and the Hon. Napier, fet but for BortTmonihr New-Hampfhire. Since our laft Accounts have been received of the violent of Ranflear'i Party at Nobletown, andot the ditlreflcd Condition the Inhabitants were in. Oil Sunday the 19th of Auguft a Party PofTeftjiop of the Houfe of one Ifaac Spoor, and all that was therein, and informed tfce faid Spoor the Ho'ufe was in New York Government This (lands 00 a Grant of Land nude by this Province, and has been a licenfed Houfe for a Tavern for many Years by our Courts; it (lands about four Weft of Great F-arrington Meeting-houfe, but within the Diilridt of Egre- moht, near theEaft Parr, and but a fmall tance fjromthe Weft Line of Barrington, and between two and three Miles Eail of--the. Lineibat was formerly run lor a twenty Mile Line from Hudfon's Tavern" Party made their Head a Depiity- ShenfF with one or two Perfons were admitted topafs the Guards in tHe Evening, who, having obtained Leuve from the Commanding Officer, levied a Warrant on Robert Ranflear; upon this there was a terrible Blufter, jhe Soldiers under Arras, all their Bayonets fixed, and confined tlje Sheriff, as alfo the Jullicc who went to endeavour to fettle Matters, uriijl almoft This alarmed the whole ahd in the Morning a great Number of rhe People, with about 40 Stpckbrjdge collected together, to give the Party Battle, but meeting with the Gentlemen that had been detained, it was happily prevented.

The Re- j. gulars withdrew early in theMornipg, andrhe People returned Honre. We a-realfb further informed, that the Party who committed fttliftes at Egtemoht, had wijLhdravvn beyor.d the twenty Mile from Hudfon's River, and returned fome of ihe Cat.lethey had taken fiom theReople, and prp- mifed to make Rcllitution for all Damages (hey had done in Egrcmont; it is added, they are leaving to the Cr ps of the poor People who belonged there, they are moftly deftroyed already. -RhodeIJland, Sept. 1.

We hear that a Meteor, or large Ball pf Fire, was feen by fome Perfoos on this Ifiand laft Monday Morning, between One and Two o'clock; and, after a violent Exp'oiion, difappearei. The Concuffu wis fo great, as to occa-fion the Report of an Earthquake and fuch, for want of further Information, we menti Bed it before. Laft Thurfday Night we had a fevere Storm of Thunder and Lightning, by which a Stack of Hay at James-Town wis fet on ar.d co-fumed. We hear that a Barn near New London, was alfo (et on Fire by the Lightning, at the fame Time, and burnt. Gideon Cornell, Efq; of this Pkce, lately died of the Smallpox at Kingfton, in7 a maica.

SCOTLAND. Edinburgh, 03. 10. The following it an amazing Inilance'cf the Agility of forat of the prefent Species of EngJifh Gentleman in the Neighbourhood of Chefter-fe ftreet; in the County of'Durham, no lefscfteymed for his Veracity, than rematkable for hii' uncommon ies ih Horferrianfhip, being ex- tiemcly well mounted, accompanied by another Gentleman, and in clofe Purfuit of a Hare, this Scafon, in Northumberland upon poor Pufs's making a fharp Turn round (he Corner of an Orchard, the Gentleman's Horfe with unbridled Rapidity leaped over a very high Will the Orchard, pitched in a ftandnrd Apple-Tree near the Wall, and bis Weight immediately forced him thro' the Branches to the Grcpnd, leaving the Gentleman, who had difengaged himfelf, upon one of the Boughs, tho 4 he fti!) retained the Bridle-reins in his Hand, by which he brought the Horfe Under the Bough, and recovered his Seat again, rode to the Door of the Orchard, and from thence in freih Purfuit of the Hare. What ij remarkable, neither the Gentlernan nor his Pegafus received theleaft Hurt.

Laft Week a Woman at Leitb, m. quence of fojiie Difference with her Husband, received a Blow on her Head, of which (he lingered two Days, and We hear, died 06. Saturday hear likewife that the Htif- band has thought projer to ma6e h'tsEfcape. On Saturday-a violent Storm fprungup here, which continued till Ycfterday EVejfihg, ahd was accompanied: with Rain. We heaj' as" yei of no bad Confluences of this except that it has blown down the Nprth Gave! of a Hdu'fe juft now a-butlding by the, Secedets at Leith, for their Place of Worfhip.

They write from Dundee, that the Magi- flrates there have three Days ago, fixei a new Affize of Bcead, which woald tend' much to the Relief of the Poor, as they will have it confiderably cheaper. It could be wifhetf that. other Boroughs would follow this laudable Example, which if frequently ordered in Teims of the Acts of Parliament, might greatly Conduce to the Good of 'Society, by preventing thVopprefljvt Meafures too often practifed, of making Bread fhort in the Weight. On Saturday Night laft, a Fire broke out Sievewright's Houfe at Prknrofe (alias Carington) about eight Miles South'of; this Placej which with the whole of the Furniture ihef'eifi" was entirety confumed. The Flanfes likewile communicated to two adjacent Houfes, but by the timely Affiftance or the the Furniture was got out without much Damage and the Fire at laft happily prevented from fpreading further in that populous Village.

To the PRINT E'R. any Man be a Cpnj how Things and, oi er to find out dearer itt: and about Loffdon t)ian, formerly hOt the Town fweiled to near, iF not iheSize it vvas -Are hot the Number Inhabitants (1 do' not what Number) iocreafed? Does not- a greater Number of People confume of every kind than a refs Num Are not thofe if Ids which ferved the Town with Milk, much Butter, and Hay, 'now fine Squares and Streets? Are there net double the Number of kept i.i London within thefe very few Years by every Ha- berd-rfher, Cliandlers-fhop-man, Giocer, Shoemaker, keeping Poll-chaifes and Country-houfes within ten Miler of this Metropolis? Do not even Butchers now go to neighbouring Fairs and Maikeis in Poll-chaifes inftead of on Hcufeback as formerly Does not every.Shopkeeper now keep a Table equal to -vvjiat any Man of Five Hundred a did formerly Has not every Mechanic as much Victuals dreffed daily as would have feivcd his Forefathers three at lea It, befides his Pod chaife, Man in. Livery, and Country-houfe Where then is the Wor.dtr all Neceffaries of Life fhould be fo dear in and about London no Doubt, kilening, this Evil will daily encreafe, as Luxury fevins every Day fo to do with the Size of the Town; and, unlefs the latter is Hamp- fte.id and Highgate will, in a few Years, be London alio the total Ruin of the Country. But now Word" or two for the diftarw Counties. 1 have a fmall Efiate in ad ilia at County, of about four hundred and' twenty Pounds a Year: I havtv no lefs than feven Tenants on it, and about Pounds a Year that is in Fields about a little Houfe I have unlet.

I this-Summer fet out to vifu fome Friends I had in different Counties, and, at lall, when 1 fhould arrive at my ovtm Spot, went with a Refoluiion to endeavour to let the to fome fubftantial Man that would rerun rne my Rent to London (where I conftmtly Iw) without my having any further Trouble of colject- ring it from different Hy (though.I mull fay they ah-ays paid well) but in my Tour I was refolved to inform mylelf of the Occaiion of the Dcar'nells of all over thefountry, .1 had travelled a very little Way before I was thoroughly fnitfiid rhat the very Thing I'was going to do with my Eftate the Caufe of all our Evils, and not only of itut bin a much greater, which "11, the Country, My Eftate had feren Tenants on it, cctricquent- ly feven FamHies, and breeding. Ones too: for I reckoned them, and thue were no lefs than fevenry three Men, Wi-mcn; md Children- upon Every Wife reared as Poultry which ihe at the next Market Town as cloaihrd herfclf, which was to her what the great Ladfes call Pin Money Each Fa-rin reared as many Hogs as fupported thorFamily, wi.h. the Help of a Bit of Bu-tcber's Meat on Sundays and Holydays. I immediately determined I would not add my Mite to the Deftruction of this Country, by turning my little Farras into one g'est one, and which Practice will prove our Ruin if not thought on in Time. I muit have turned" fix Pamilies to fhift far themfelves our of feven-; and Families that iwt only fup ported themiehes, but kept Butchers Meat down in the Market Towns by the of Poultry, Pigs, Sec.

they fent ituo Maiket, belides all their Corn which was carried to Market on the Market-day, And what JS I. to have fubflhuted in the Place of ihtfe feven ufeful Families? Why one, who, of ieven'ry three Souls on my Land, would had ten or a Dozen only -whole Wife might have ordered her Maid to havp bred a few; Fowls for her own and my great Tenant would fqld all his Corn by Sample, to have been delivered at the next Shipping For: and have fed hisDpmeilics with Beef out of the Market. Thus fhould I have made at leaft fixty Heg- gais, and helped to raife 'he Price of every Ne- ceffary of Life in the Neighbourhood. In ihort, induflrious young Men of low Birth will not ftay the Country; there is nor Bufiriefs for them the Year roUnd, by Means of thefe Farms; and tleycin never hope, by the Fruits of their Induftry and Length of Service, to arrive a.t wherewithal to take aFarm of four or five Hundred-a Year, though they frequently ufed to arrive at one of fifty (when there was any fuch Thing), marry, and fettle upon it: Bu: now, all up to London to feek their Fortunes, where they don't fina it; then away to America, ice. It is the fame ivith the Women, For, Want of fmall Farms, there are no fujtable Matches for them, nor Employment, The Men go, and they follow become Proftitutes thro' Neceflity in this Town piefen.ly, and then (hip themfelves for fome of our blefied Colonies by Dozens.

I afraid I am already too tedious but though Co ill handleed by me, yet the Subject appeared to me fo interesting that I could no; help entertaining Hopes you would give it Room. I now conclude with one Piece of Information I gor, which is, that, by the Means of thefe great Farms, there are not a fixth Part of the Poultry and Hogs bred in England that were a very few Years ago; confequently there mull be Beef, Mutton, Veal, and Lan.b, con- fumed more, in Proportion to the Pecreafe of the Poultry and Hogs. It is in the Power of any Man to convince himfelf, in one Month's Time, of the Truth of all is mentioned and of the fatal Confequences that muit this monopolifing of Land. Tnere are People who farm Tiws Thoufand Pounds, or more, a Year. How many Families, and ufeful Subjects, would be bred on fuch an Eftate divided into Farms of one hundred or fitty.Pounds a Year each.

I am, SIR, Your humble Servant, An ENGLISHMAN. Tiis Day. ft Handfomely. prated Two Vp urnes. The Ed izs.

IALOG LIES concerning, By DAVID FORDVCE, Late of of College, in the Vriv fciii'y i Aberdeen. Primed for EJvPaidrrid Olvtrlcs in ihs Poultry. here lira) had, 1. Dr. Enquiry into the Life in'l Wr.t- rps of 3d Price 2.

Dr. L.t ers on Mythology 'i id Edir. Price rntom tKe PnWic, rtu.tth» oncer- mentioned Difcou- le Aitiwted vr. eafy plain, 1 familur Mannet, beine; ftineipany Ptryfal of fuch may puw: be afliicked, o. whar is worfe, hsve been ill cured of therein ciewed on, uuJ furtr.er tttej may Mc-tr- uin with lotpc Ceiuia anjr rowsins tF.e Poifon is fliV.

Writing in the Blood, or left labouring under binefijl Effects of Mercttnai Medieines. Let him 'well the Opinion of tkt ingeirioBt Dr. Peter Phyficiaa tb h'u Utt Miiefty, Hcid-afhs, andotf either by the Metcory or tne RelL kj of the Uii- tenjper, often aonsjnuei fuppofed Cuje oi the Jmfi PriCt 2J. 64. Dedicated to Mr.

HOTT, feoior Surgtan of Bartholomew't Hofpital, A Eff on the VENfe- D1SF ofCVft E. Bj J. BEC'K M. a Midwife. In Work the Neceflity of from prefent Mode of it- caniidly countered, reafonsblj accounted for.

The is alto of a new Medicine, and ira Kx-, cellence, with other Ketnediet, is fairly tad explained. TVitt Medicine tllence, a of -which it Dofe in Water; ftigiV Cafes'm eight or'len the Cqre it elicited- wixriout the leafl Incanvenieney 'o the Patent. It to Scbadof Mr. Baoitfeller, No. 38 next live Mitre Tavern 5 at.

Mr. Ptiruef, lri St. Lane and at the, Houfi. in Geong- -frrcet, in Rnttlra 1. and 5 1.

Atfo at F. Eookfeller ia hiU. Al.abeliaon the Bottle figned by ham uj alfo Diet and that the Patient may coodufl birafelf througb. I if it-, the iH proper A''- 1 AJ Bookil at the The Or. BO ERHA A Antifeorbmle VIL1.S, -O'R Cyring violent Scc.rbutic Jorder, by an eaf-, gentle orr, by Stpoi and Urine, wbicb are fo innocent and that thry may he (jken- aay no Con- finetnrnt or Reftraint in the Mannferof rig.

Thejr are faithfully piepared fiom a Pftftriptioa which tbc alter feveral Confidxtation, cf them, as 1 mo(r efTeftual Jlemedv for Dtc Scurvy, wthkh had appeared in many I heif goo) have beencjpQrienced in many other The Doctor thrtn in the following Cjfes, whk'-) he were on'y fkrtnl Effeclj at vicJeHt febrbutic Hah't, (hat appearing oa the Skin, viz. in ez-reme Lownefs of fo occjfioo an Inacliniy of the whole Body Heavinefs t'ne sceompartted with Pains in the Back, and an unfavory Tafte in the Mouth OparcfHaa of the Brtaft and arte-ded with Want of Appetite; a totaling of Food, and flytrie. Paiiw with an outward of tne Brtsafl ar.d Stomach Ltfit jni Feel, acrrmpajued Pains and 'rfiammatim an uneafy Folnefs of the Body, and Win In rbefc Cafes the Doctor parti'cularly ordere.) Piils as the bert Remedy. I hey arc alfo good in HyOeTic Di'orderi, and Very cfV feclual the Heid from confufert Stupidity ani aTe fo' Diforde to young Women, bit notpropcrfor Women with Child but may be ufed with great Safety and iuccefi in v.bich appear to be leurbu really the Scyrvy. Tl.efe are fold in London, by no other Petfoa but Mr.

Bcolcfeller, under the Piazza of Royal in Cornhill, at is. the Phial, containing ihree or' Pills, wkh printed for taking thtm. VtL LuRUrAL DROPS BFCKLfiT, o( Ceorje ftreet Ywrk-Bui'dinns A Medicine It ia and rhit or the hif hell Nature. It the mlWent ike Spirits all the FscuHtCf both of Body and Mind, effiracioufly nourilhea Ihe.wbole wital diffipves all Sotta of WeaJtnefTca and ar.d reftotet and Vigoyr to a iccvjtd Confbtntion. In it co-opemeJ with Nature, without forcin(( the VeffeU.

And what adds greatly to the Praife of thrt finjulaa Medicine, with great remove 1 Caufti of Sterility Barreftjituj. The Truth of having wonderful Effect, confirmed by cent Informadonj the daily Good Men not put a bad CouftroSion the Publication of excellent Reaardy. The may be confulled either ptrforullj or by Letter. The Cordial are foid at bis Houfe aa ahore Bottlea of One Guinea each, with bit Native fixed 00 them, in own Hand-writing, with fraled on the Outfide with Coir of Artnt and tola by J. Dixwell, rhe BoMom of Marrin'i Lane, Chaiing J.

No. 38. new rhe Miue Tavern. and Blyth, the Corner of Swc-t- rtr'' Allcy, Cor- hilt. By rhe I Patent.

E. for my oritfml JESUITS DROPS hArioe. Pttfcna 10 fell a rile Compofiiion unileT the The Public are defiredto take Wotict, 'hat tuy true oti- gmal Drops are. fealed with my Name on Bottle They cure W'eikneiTei in either Sex, Uixr. Jtraioa, Abufe of Mcrairiili, See.

and all Sytap- tom.of a CEBTAW UlSORDtR, and hateno, Mcr therr 'on are fold hy Cheoxift Shop on Htll, London, in Bottiea ai.tir 4J. with a Doob of Direcliona grattft. Advin f.atif, by RICH. RO-K, M.L. of 47 Yean PreeW Sold alio by Mt.

Freemaji, to jennyo-. Arm, near St. Mr Upton, at obt Gtetn Man and Still, Oxtord Mfr. the Cordiai Warehoofeio Siadunan ftreet, Mr. 'tw, Clmetr, oert, Door to the Mitre Hatioi Houfe on Fift-ftrrrt Hid Mr.

Toli, Rest 0ooi to-tht Mow, Meina in Highway, near Weilclole Mr Oretton'l, Barbei 'i CraptStairp LON DOK; Fiinnd by M. 3. A 21) lie Carmer ITJ-Iwie, Patv -a LE 7 8 tm Am a. art riceivod aac 1 ADVERTISEMENTS, modaaraw ia ac Thru SiiUhft art alfo tx ta urwx mm 1 1 1 Chariajr.