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SHIP Dial, February rO. the Gill's, for Rotterdam and O.irrW, from Maryland. Wind Ea'ft. pL -n 13. Arrived the Increafe, Jugg, 'oi 'y, I'iake.

and Barntiaple, Williams, Wales Gid'c. and from Falmouth. Gutter, from a Ciuize, is arrived at Penzance; Falmouth, Fib. 13. Arrived the John and Elizabeth, Gibbs, from Milfoid and William, Ackling, from Neath.

Plymouth, Fib. 14. Came in the dare and Sufan nah trmn Dublin for Yarmouth. The George Cutter, Cladcn, from Ireland, is arrived at Plymouth and the Dolphin Dutch Man of War, is failed from thence for Amflerdam. Cown, Feb.

15. Came in the Mighiel, Yii'elmuden Fcokclcs, from the Straits, for Rotterdam. Southampton, Feb. 15. Arrived the Silky, Chevalier, and fanny, 'ourneau, from Jerfey.

Saile'd the Woods, Kirklrttf, for Whitehaven -Phoenix, Guillett, for fey and Friendfhip, Afh, for Carolina. Fool, Feb. 15. Arrived the Blefling, Jones, from Tenby Fly, Buta'I, from Exetr; and Neptune, Harding, from Falmouth. Sailed" the Tree Bounty, Phpprjd, for and Deborah, hidden, for Ft'.

16. by the Queen Cbailo Heavers, Portland, Kendall, Irom Jamaica 5 Nep. tune, from Domniica Jans, Dobbin, and Fearl, Tucker, from the Granadoes; Wil'iam and Mary7 Afnbutn, from St. Cuthbert, Fof- ter, and, Bei wick, Curling, from Carolina Ilth'am, Coxen, from Barcelona; Thornton, fiom Trimley Kennedy, Lajjton, Taylor and lnduiiry, Curling, from Maryland Favourite, Butler, fiom Alicarit; Philadelphia Packet, Powdl, from Phila- telphia; and Boiion i'acket, Ma.ihall, from Boilon. The fpatoh, Sears, frcm Denia, Glory, Habeijam, from Quebeck, and Good Intent, Proui.ng, frcm 'Malaga, aie arrived at Plymouth.

'1 he Forrefter. Cartridge; Malaga, at Cowes. John, Brown, irom Cadiz at Pool. Charming PcNy, Parser, from Havre, at Southhampton. "Rachel, Fleming, from Leghorn, in the Downs.

Hellen, ClinlUe, Neptune, Blackiord, Alexander jmd Ann, Friendfhip, Daw, from Hawk, Meyer, from Carolina; Tartar, Gihant, from New-England and Wm. Power, from Newfoundland, at Lifbon. PORT of LONDON, Feb. 7 i 7 Caajiing Ships entered Inivardt. From Whitehaven.

Ulive-branch, Jolin Powe. Exon. Casfar, Thomas Duffield Friends Goodwill, Thomas Badcock. Lyme. William, David May.

Lymington. Salilbury, Edmund Elmes Fanny, James Gillingham. Liverpool. Fiiendlhip, Thomas Davifon Port, Ifjac Mitchelr. Mjlford.

Wjndfor, John Tutton. Wells. Succefs, Jonathan Wanler. Fowey. Frederick.

Nicholas Venters. Barmouth. Gather ne and Elenot, Henry Vincent. Plymouth'. Wil'iam and Elizabeth, Abraham Mary, John Jarvis.

Clay. Providence, John Taylor. Yarmouth. Endeavour, John Briftow Edward and Mary, Edw. Bunnifs.

Carmarthen, rriends Goodwill, Geo. Jones. Dartmouth. Endeavour, Jofias luitleyj Dartmouth, Jo. Larnacra'e.

Aldbpr-ough. Meanwell, Richard Bedden. Sandwich. Two Brothers, John Deveifon Hopewell, Richard Grant. Leign.

John and Sam. Tho. Vandvord. Maldon. Mary and Thomas, Tho.

Harrod. Pool. Jchn atid.Elenor, Thomas Scott. "Weymouth. Minerva, Abraham Thou); Wey- Thomas ArMrews Thomas and Anne, Wm.

Crofsman. IpfWich. J-anny and Betty, Richd. Rudder; Ha. zard, John Stace Speedwell, Rob.

Manning. Harwich. Friends ho. Norman. Fevermam.

Canterbury, John Edenden Feverfham, Andrew Lucas Kent, Sam. Lightfoot Three Brothers, Jarvis Endeavour, Tho. Eafon Rob. and Elizabeth, 1 ho. Holmes.

Milton. Sittingbourn, Thomas Budds Adventure, Richard GatluTe. COLLIERS. From Blythnook. Fanny, Rob.

Holburn. Sunderland. Provi tnce, James Peacock. Cleared Outwards. For Borowftonefs.

Glafgow, Walter Duncan. Exon. William, Peter Lealf. IpfwLh. John and Jane, Edward Pattifon Ralph and Jane, Dan.

Vince Suky and Hachel, James taxier, Robert and Sufan, Richardfon. WheatfEe'af, Samuel Olb. D. Edinburgh, Ftb.1%. On Sun Bay Night laft, a Byre belonging to a Firmer in Tomberg, in Parifli of" Monyniulk, took Fire, occasioned by (ome burning Afhes laid hard by it, which were ijlowri by a high Wind among the" Thatch.

The Flames fpread to the Stable, and thence to the JJweJJmg-houfe; fcoth which were inlbntiy conmmed. AjHorfe levei al Cows perifhed in the Fhmes. By the timely Afliltance of the Neiglibours, the of the Village was faved. COUNTRY NEWS. frl, Fib.

Monday lall was married, at Mr. John brefley, Jun. to Mils its was married, at St. Mary RedclifF- ch, Mr. on Temple-backs, to Mrs.

VVid of the late Mr. Parker, Mall. on RL -dcJiff-hill. lalt was married, at All Saints 'Church, Mr. Jof.

Cantle, Attorney, to Mifs Daughter of Jenkins, Cooper, in Saturday lali died, at his Houfq in Orchard- ftreet, Stephtn Nafh, Efqj ibine Vears fince an eminent Woollen-draper. ffor-iuicb, Feb. 15. On Monday la ft was married at St. Peter 's of Mancrofi, Mr.

Richard Foriler, Merchant in London, to Mifs Ward, Daughter of Mr. William Ward, an eminent Merchant in this City. OnTuefday lall the Rev. Mr. William Williams was instituted to the Reclory of Winterton with the Chapel of Ealt Somerton, in Norfolk, on the Prefaitation of Mr.

Engle Knights. On Monday lift died at Northwalftam is Norfolk, Mr. John Withets, Sen. a Tradef- man in good Repute for Integrity, Diligence, and Punctuality. On Wednefday died the Rev.

Mr. Bunting, of Eait Dereham, in Norfolk. On Wednefday died of a Mortification in his Toe, at Trowfe near Mr. John Rumsby, formerly a.coafiderable Farmer and Grazier at Armeringhall in Norfolk, but having acquired a handfome Fortune had retired from Bunnefs. On Saturday laft in the Afternoon, William Woodgate and-Robert Shearman, went from the Bell at Hellefden to moot Conies, on jump-, ing over a Hedge the Gun, which.

Woodgate carried, went off by Accident, and lhot Shearman on the.ouifide of the Hip on the right Side of his Sack, about five Inches and a Half deep. Shearman till Three o'Clock on Monday Morning. The Coroner's Inquelt brought in their Verdift Accidental Death. Yeilerday Se'nnighfat Lynn Market, Nor-, folk, there was abundance of-horned Cattle, Calves, Sjieep, Lambs, fold very reafbn- ably, and nioft cf them were drove for the London Markets. Ipfwkb, Feb.

14.. On Monday laft the Rev. Mr. Cobbold was married to Mifs Ruft of Stowinarketj and on Tuefday Rout of that Place, Merchant, w.as married to Mils Cobbold of this Town. Laft Friday died at Colchefter, Jeremiah Daniel, Efqj A few Days fince the Houfe of Mr.

Chilton of Covehith was broke open, whilll the Family were at Church, and robbed of twenry- four Pounds. In the Evening eighteen Pounds were found in a Difh by the Door, and fome Perfons were taken up on Sufpicion; but nothing appearing againrt them, they were dif- c'larged. Yeilerday Nightingale" Boggis was committed to our Gaol for receiving four Pounds fourteen Shillings and Three Pence of Robert Jarrald, under Colour and Pretence that the faid Jarrald had committed an Offence againft a certain penal Law. We hear from Yarmouth that on Friday Morning in a Gale of Wind at N. W.

the Jane and Elizabeth of Whitby, l.uiihen isoTons, John Tiewfirr, Mafter, drore on the Beach to the Southward of Yarmouth Bar, but is iince got off without much Damage. To tii Printer of the Public Advertifer. SIR, inferting the following youil oblige a Correfpondent and humble Servant. Pulgus rcSittn vidtt. I this happy Ifle, where each Individual enjoys the ineftimable Privilege of.thinking and determining for himfelf in all Cafes, eccJc- fialtical as well as civil, where the Prefs is open to receive the Effufions of every Brain it is not to be wondered.

at, that the epidemical CacoethesJEcribendi fhould rage fuch un- intermitted Violence. A certain Noble ftamp'd with the invidious Title of Favourite, has long furnifhed the Town with ample Matter for Debate Grub-ftreet has already emptied its whole Rage upon him, and the Infection feems to be lpreading amongft all Ranks of People. That Impatience of'Contfoul, and Contempt of Slavery, the boafttd Charafterif- tickof this Nation, naturally point but to the Sons of Liberty the Conduft of thofe Perfons to whofe-Rule they are fubjecled, a fit Object for their Examination. Whoever fails in condefcending to their. Affeftioris by mbmitting his Defigns to their in order to'receive their Advice and Approbation, draws upon him the Fury of a People, whofe Rights they conceive he has fo flagrantly vio- hted.

Every of his private Life, as well as his Management of public Affairs, will be fubjedted to the ftriftelt Examination. Amongft fo many Inquifitors, all of them Parries corcern'd, 'tis a hundred to one that all the Powers of Truth, or any Degree of Evidence, will be effectual enough to fecure him from Conviction. Facilis defcenjus Avertti Non-re'voeare Gradum. No Change of Conduct can have Power to redeem a. Character when Infamy is once fixed upon it.

Every fubfequent Action will be viewed through the Medium of Partiality and Prejudice. At fuch a when the Floodgates of Calumny are.thrown open, and the impetuous Torrent down all before it, 'tis impoflible to erect any Barrier to withftand its Eruptions. Prudence advifes a Retreat at fuch a Juncture. This was the Cafe with the Noble who has been the conftant Butt of every ignorant factious Scribbler, who whether they have been influenced by Prejudice, or deceived by falfe Reprefentations into Credulity, deferve a thorough Ihall be the Subject ef fome other Paper. ANTOPH2 LUS.

This Price I s. Dedicated, toBRICE FISHER, Efy The Third Edition of A Dificrcarion on the Properties and Efficacy of DIET in the Cure of the Venereal Difeafe and Scurvy by which the Intention of a Salivation is effefrually'an- fweted from an Enlargement of the Secretion, without Confinement or Injury to theConfiitutton. To which is now added, An Appendix, with a fuccinft Account" of fuch Cafes as.have been fuccefsfully Treated by aCourfe of that Medicine. Together with on the liberal Ufe of Mercury, and ti.e Manner of its Action on the Solids and Fluids. By J.

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BECKET, "of Red-lioh-fquare: A new Medicine. It is a Cordial, and that of the higheA Nature. It circulates the Juices, enlivens the Spirits, recreates all the Faculties both of Body and Mind, efficacioufly nourifhes the whole vitssl Syftcm dilfipates all Sorts of Weaknefles and Imbecilities, and reftoies Strength and Vigqur to a decayed Conilitnticn. In it's Operation it co-operates with Nature, without forcing the Veflels. And what adds greatly to the Pratfe of this finguJa Medicine, with great Certainty, it removes the Caufes of Sterility and Barrennefe.

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Williams, next the. Mitre Fleet-ftreet. By KING Fcr England, Scotiaod, Ireland, A Caution ID the PU.BLFC. great Demand for Docloi JL WALKER 's Patent jefuiu Dropt, kaviagjif. duce fome Perfons to fell a vile Compofitkm under above Name and Title, therefore it it proper ut the Public in (that each Bottle hfoltd Dr.

Walker's Name.) They are tlje moftpkadat infallible Cure for all Weakne.Tei, in -both Seset, fioned by Straini, Mercurials, £tc. and in all Cifti certain Diforder, and havtroo Mercurials in their joition. To be had at our Warehaufe, the 'ble andCrowfc the upper End of Fleet-lane, in the Old Bailev, at Mr, Mac kinder" Peruke-maker, in Caftls-ftreec, Oxford-market alfo atMr.Reai' a ftreet, St. James 's io Bottles of 5a. or 6d.

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