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4 1 Tilu was letciia ana ouici oiu as tney v'crc coming by the Bottom of St. Martin; Lane a poor ragged Creature was heard to cry out bitterly that fhe would hang or drown herfelf, and as her Voice was extremely plaintive, feemed to denote real Mifcry, they feized upon her, and carried her to the Round houfe. The Account which he gave! of herfelf was, that me had belonged to a Brothel, but being neglefted by thejCuftomers, and falling into Difgrace, the Mafter of the Houfe had Uiript her ef all her wearing Cloa'ths and Money, andjin that Situa'on, after exercising the moft fbockirig Tyranny, turned her out of Poors. Some time ago a Caufe was to be heard before the Court of King's Bench, betwixt thcWife of a Journeyman Taylor, and a Journeyman's Wife of another Pjofeffion.1 When an eminent Council be kf, thi thrT.ffe&snf the contending Par kin 1J UCJI lu, ni.vun.n ties were not worth Five Pounds in the World, fo miferably poor it v. that fnx his Part he had receiv a wo umneas sor his Brief, which he was willing to return and which he accordingly did return, and added another Guinea He recommended the fame Practice to the oppofite Council, with which he complied alfo.

The Jurymen contributed a Shilling each all which was given to 'the Parties, who were defir'd to go to an Ale houfe, and make it Tjp. This is an Ihftance of Honour and Generofity in a Lawyer, which merits Imitation and the Gentleman who fet this Exampi, in almoft every other both in his Profeflion, and out of 1 juftly deferves to be placed at the Head of the prefent Race of Pleaders. By Captain Brown from London, and Captain Robbins from Newca ftle both arriv'd atBofton, we have the following Advices. COPENHAGEN, June 17. HI Danifh Majefty's Marriage with the Princefs Juliania Maria of Brunfwick, is abfolutely concluded, and the new Court already formed.

Ut confifts chiefly of thofe Perfons who had the Honour toferve the late Queen, and who are not yet otherwife provided for. Her Highnefs is expefted about the 12th of next Month and the Marriage is to be folemnized very privately, in the Country. i LONDON; June 1. A few Days ago Governor Shirley arrived from Paris, and on Sunday laft was prefented to his Royal Highnefs, the Prince of Wales, and the Royal Family, by whom he was gracicufly received. June 16.

The prefent King of Denmark, who is foon to be tr, the Princefs: luliana Maria of Brunfwick Wolfenbuttle, rif.Luhenbureh or Hanover, our prelent Royal Family, from wu lianfthe youngeft Brunfwick Wolfenbuttle was divided into three Branches, 1. Btunfwick, extinft in 1704. 2. Wolfenbuttle extinct in 1705. 3.

Beveren, to which Branch the.Territoiies cf the other two are devolved. The Friends of the French Eaft India Company give out, that their Friend and Ally Salabet Zingue is in quiet Polieffion of the City of Aurengabad, the Capital of a Kingdom of the fame Name and the Fortrtfs of Trichenapaly, the laft Place that had held out for the Family of Anaverdi Khan, has furrendered and that the Governor of Pondicherry! has received from the Mogul's Firman, confirming all the Grants made him by the Vice Roy of Golconda. But as all this good News has had no perceptible Operation upon the Stock of the Company, the more intelligent Part of the World conclude that it is not oveicertain. Time however will very quickly decide the Point. The Moftra Signiora del Pilar and St.

Jofeph Laubura, arrived at Cadiz in 113 Days from the South Seas and the St. John Bap tifta Miguel Rebotto Thereau, is arrived at the fame Port in 51 bays from the Havannah, and the St. George and the Jafoi, arc arrived at Cadiz from Vera Cruz. The four Ships have 7 Millions of of Eihlcn board, bcfiles a large Quantity ot valuable Goods. I Capt.

Buckle cf his Majcfty's Ship the Affiftance, at the Ifland St. Thomas, received an Account on the 30th of March, by Nicholas Seary, Seaman, belonging to the Clayton Snow, Capt. Patrick, of Liverpool, That the faid Snow was taken the third Day after they came out nf the River Bonny by a Pirate, which was the Three Sifters Long boat, Capt. Jenkins, belonging to Liverpool, off of Ferdinando Poo, the Beginning of March laft. The faid Boat was large they were fent a trading with her, and, left their Ship at Maumbay.

They preffed the chief Mate and two Boys, alio four of the Crew join'd them, and then put Capt. Patrick, with the Remainder on board the Long boat, and fent them away with fome Provifions In twelve Days they got into the River Bonny, where the King of the Country feized the Long boat. The Ciayton Snow is near zco Tons, has four Two pounders, and 10 Swivel Guns, and had 310 Slaves on board when taken. The Pirates, with the Mats and two Boys they prtffed, amounted to 17 Hands. I Yefterday died at his Houfe in Pall mall, after a tedious Ulnefs, Sir Philip Honey wood, Knight of the Bath, Governor ot Portf mouth, General of and Colonel of Majefty's royal Regiment of Horfe Guards Blue which Regiment was raifed in 1661.

There are now the following Red Ribbons vacant, viz. the Marquis of Rockingham's, the Earls of Albemarle, Clinton, Or Jord, and Scarborough, Siri Charles Aymand Powlet's, and Sir Philip Honey wood's, one of which has been given by his Majefty to Lord Onflow. Sir Peter Warren refigned the Office of Alderman of Billinfgate Ward on Tuefday laft. We hear that Sir Peter jWarren will focn be appointed Governor of New York. I By the Ship Beulah, Capt.

Ritchie, from Jtrfey, we have the follow ing Advices, viz. A 7. 0 June Pollman, Minifter from the King of Pruffia, as Elector of has communicated to the Baron de Bahr, Minifttr from Hanover, and alfo to the other Minifters reading at the Diet, the Memorial which has been talk'd of, tending to refute the Pretentions of the Houfe of Brunfwick Lunenburg to the Principality of Eaft Frieftand but the Hanoverian Mi ta'nmcr the Ritrhr of hie RnMnn i.Aajwiij iu tut jrnncipajity. Leghorn, June 16. According to the Report of divert Pcrfo Perfons from the Coaih Africa, xhe Civil War rages at Tunis, Regency of Algiers, which takes Part therein, has declared Rebels and the But it is yet doubtful whether the old or new Dey will come off victorious for tho' the Son has gained fome creat Ad utilu raigenncs, uie grearett fart of theTroop on Land ate for him yet the Father's Party is ffill confiderable sine greateit i'art or the Raiz at Sea hold firm tn ji "cTITrns VafnT5nTeen as a iady or moif rare and excellent Qualities both of Perfon and Min4 and thofe who have had an Opportunity of feeing her confirm the glorious 1 In a Word, that me is fuch an one only as could be fit to fill the Place of her vvhofc Lbfs we deDlore.

Pans, Junk 26. We are allured that, the Squadron or lix iwen of War andjfome Bomb juft failed from, the Port ot TWion, under the Command of M. de Villarel, is gone on an Expedition againft the Tripolitans, whom the Kibg has refolyed td punifh for their Audacity, in repeated Infults onj the French Flag. They have, it; feems, amongft them, a Provincial Renegado, who has been raifed to the Rank of aRais, and: whom Che Dey has re fufed to deliver up to our Court hut it is, faid M. de Villarzel has Orders to demand him alive or dead, and that in' cafe of frefh Re iv i ommerce nut that wer tihin unaf mfh i "U1m wiat were nining or the leaft Delay, he is to bombard the City and Port of 1 ahd reduce them to a Heap of Stones.

i Madrid "tunc if. Plr. Keene has had, in loniequence or or ders which have been difpaUhed from Hanover, feveral Conferences with the Minifters of the King concerning the Navigation of Eng lim Ships to the Weft Indies; wherein he reprefented, "That the King, his Mafter, wasfenfibly afFeftcd with fo often receiving Complaints from his Subjects the Depredations made upon them bv the Spanifh Guarda Coftas, and earneftly defired his Catholick Wajefty to give proper Orders for cauiing thefe Occafions of Corri piaint to ceafel and that he chofe to do this in an amicable Mariner, being perfuaded that his Majefty would difpatth fuch Orders as there wasRieafon to expect from the good Uroderftanding which' fulfilled between; the two Courts. The Minifters having made Report of this Reprefentation to his Majefty, declared, in Anfwer thereto, That his Catholick Majefty was far from authorifing the Guarda Coftas in doing any Thing which might tend to interrupt a lawful Commerce that he hncerely defired to contribute all in his Power to maintain a perfect Union and Friendfhip between the two Nations, and would caufe Reparation to be made for any Irt fraftions which mould be committed But that, in fatisfying the Laws of Juftice in this Refpeft, it was natural not to lofe Sight of his own Rights, and the Protection which isowing to his own Subjects that therefore he ought to be attentive in fupprefling a Cori traband Trade, and for this Reafon he entertained his Guarda Coftas That a Multitude of Examples that if they had taken or ftopt any Englifh Ships, it was beeaufe they had been fur priz'd in carrying on an unlawful Commerce That there were likewife many Examples of Guarda Coftas having beenpunifhed for havine exceeded the Bounds of their Commiflion, and had been was 29 Years of Ageorrthe 3ilt ot Marcn lait, ana tne rr nu Depredations that the King had fent Orders to vas on the 4th of laft September She is the youngeft Daugh hints this Nature ftouU ter of Charles late Dukeof Brunfwick Welfenbuttle Beyeren Attention, and that fpeedy Juftice mould the Princes of which are descended from Erncft Duke of tQ Mifun Luxemburgh and Zell, who died Anno 1546. Branch ot Governors were directed Wolfeubuttlefrom Henry has eldeft Son 5and the illuftnous Branch Commanders.Lift of all the Guarda Cofta'S hey will undertake every Thine in their Pow.rVn KU V.ir! the other to ketrrat of thefe Raiz.

who MB, 7' uc "asjaw them carry ders the Sea more free and i rPt tr. Mpc Breton Ifland, claration cf Var of France ainfl thZ thc Ui' Hr and that he faw Copttbtrcn. fune 2. Thl 1 ooner, as tl ieciare hh wm Doanei and w.t. ttuitit Juil4 Ilin2j, which hould be in Commiflion, and the Names of their Captains, to the End that they might know them, and not confound them with Pirates, who equally caufe a Prejudice to both Nations." I 0 0 N.

I June 20. By the Affiftance and St. Albans Men of War, arrived at Plymouth from Anamaboa, on the Coaft of Guinea, there is Advice, that tho' the French Squadron on that Coaft departed thence foon after Commodore Buckle's Arrival there, they had pre vioufly get the Confent of the Natives for making a Settlement in that Neighbourhood, and intend to profecute the Work fpeedily, as was before intimated. June 23. We hear that at a late Conference between Mr.

Au bren, charged with the Affairs of Spain at this Court, and the Earl of Holdernefs, Secretary for foreign Affairs, relating to the Settlement of a free Trade in the Weft Indies, the Terms thereof were concluded on, and a Courier difpatohed to Mr. Keene at Madrid with them, Our laft Letters from Genoa acquaint us that they have received certain Intelligence there, that the Government of the Pyratical State of Tripoli has declared, that they hall pay no farther Re fpecl to the French Flag in confequence of which fome Veffels of that Nation have been already taken and declared good Prizes. June 30. The feveral Truftees of his Majefty's Colony of Georgia in America have furrender'd up to his Majefty, and his Succef fors, the Charter granted to them in the Year 17 19, whereby they were incorporated into a Body Politick and a Grant has paffed the Great Seal, to inveft his Majefty, his Heirs and Succeffors, with the faid Charter. I On Sunday the Lady of the Hon.

THOMAS PENN, Proprietary of Pennfylania, was brought to Bed of a Son at his Houfe in Spring Garden. KINGSTON, in Jamaica, July, 18. By Letters torn Coracoa, dated the of May 1752, there is Advice, that aDutcb Trader from thence met a Spanih Privateer from St. Domingo, at Porto Rico, and after engaging with her for fome Time Jhe funk the Spanijh Privateer, who' carried 14 Carriage Guns, 24 Swivels, and cjo Men, mofl Part of ihe Spaniards were drowned 5 the Dutch Trader bad 14 carriage Guns and 12 Swivels. Auguft 24.

A private Letter from a Gentleman in by Capt. Brown, mentions, that his Excellency Governor Shirley! might be expected at his Government here fome time in the Fall. Capt. Robbins in his Paffage, fpoke with a Veffel from Rotterdam, near the Banks, bound to Nova Scotia, with a Number of Settlers for that Colony by which he was informed, that two Ships with Germans were juft ready to fail for this Place from Holland. The following Depofition was taken before ere of his Majefty' Juftices cf the Peace for this County, on Friday laft.

Hezekiah'Doane, Mafter of the Sloop Elizabeth, make'th fo Icmn Oath, Tiat he being on a Fifhing Voyage at Canfo, in faid Sloop, with ij Men befide himfelf, and on the 4thlnftant, in the Morning of the faid Day was fifhing with two Boats in a Place called the North Weft Paffage and near the Shore they were furprized by a Number of Indians, who lay in Ambufh, and commanded the Crews of the Boats, being fix in each, to come on Shore, where they rood with their Guns, as this Deponent fuppofes, ready to fire uyon them in cafe they refufed upon which one of the Boats with fix jMen, put to the Shore, when one of the Indians, fuppofed to be the Chief, took Capt. Elifha Doane by the Hand, and faid to him, You Captain, me Captain, and hook Hands with him feemingly in a friendly Manner: That was in the other Boat, land back'd a ftern, intending to go on Shore, when one of the Men in the Boat faid, We had as good die one Way as the other, and fpoke to the Indians, telling them they would letch a Boat that wai at a little Diitance from them fifhing upon which they did not appear to be fo urgent for this Deponent and Crew to come afhore, and as this Deponent row'd off, the third Indian prefented a Gun at his Boat, when another Indian ftruck his Gun down upon which this Deponent row'd for his Sloop, which he foon recover'd, and cut the Cable of his Sloopi hoifted Sail and came away. That he faw the Indians (fuppofed to be 40 or co in Number) board and take twe Schooners, one belonging to Hali 1 1 riicataqua, as he was informed and aftei the two Schooners towards St. Peter's, on in Sight of a Number of I French Shallops. the Bay.

between Canfo Iflands and SrJ 0' two Blankets hoifted on the Mam topmafts ley failed along. That he faw nothing more the five Men more, but that thev aDnear'd to carry them into the Bufhcsf' Hmikiah Doane. I 11 in i' 1, 1 i i We are informed, that about ten Days ago, ml Night, a Fir troke out in the Cabbin of a Coafting Sloop in Saao Harbour, which with great Difficulty was fupprefled by the Ptppie belonging to fome other Veffels then in the Harbour and whsM that was over they were furprized to find the Mate of the faid Vieffel lying dead upon a Cheft, with one of his Arms burnt off. I By a Veffel from the Weft Indies, we are informed, that a Brig full of Water, without any Perfon on board, has feme time beenfeen floating about on Nantucket Shoals. ThatYoine People 6elonging to that Ifland have been on board her, and find that fhe has Staves, Flax feed, Sec.

on board, which makes it probable he came from Connecticut, New York, or Pennfylvania, and was, bound to Ireland. Laft Week a Perfon died of the SmallPox, which was the laft that had that Diftemper in this Town. IV 0 Auguft 31. YeJierJay Morning arrived here Caff. Collins, in a little more tlai 8 7 resks from Brijiol and from private Letters brought by him, have Advice of the fafe Arrival of the Ship Jcfepb, Capt.

Bryant in London from this Port Alfo of the Arrival cf Copt. White, kkezvife from this Place And that Capt. Dun, in a Brig, belonging to Philadelphia, ivas fafe arrived at Br if ol. i About ten Days ago, in Lat. 40.

Lon. 53. Capt', Collins fpc ke nvitb Capt. Camertn, a Snow from Ireland, bound for who bad then been cut 7 JVeefo all zvell. Custom house, New York, Inward Entries.

Sloop Morning Star, John Bennet, frcm Bojicn. Sloop Rtbeccah, Rich. 'Thomas, and Sloop babe and Polly, James Spellcn from Nova Scotia. Sloop Polly, Walter Cumming, from Carolina. Brig.

Nancy Ja. Marjhall, from St. Cbrijhphers, Outwards, Sloop Martha and Hannah, Jfaac Sears, for Eoflon, Sloop Bumper Anthony Hunter, for Newfoundland. Sloop Rofe 'ILo, Whaley, for Philadelphia. Sloop Mary and Anne, Ricb.

Rofs, fr Virgin Ifands. Sloop William and Mary, John Saivysr, Sloop Blai.k joke, Tbo. Tucker, and Sloop. Tivo Brothers, Sam. Tuder, for St, Snoiu Royal Catherine, Jos.

Haviland, for Madeira, Ship Samuel and Judith, John Griffiths, fsr London. Cleared. Sloop Way moutb, Wm. Wimble, toBofon. Brig.

Sufan rah, James Creightcn, to Netvfoundlamd. Sleep Maty Magdaltn, Jonathan Laurence, to S. Carolina. Brig. ago, Edivard Alenzies, to Jamaica Snow.

Neptune, John Dunfcomb, to Amjicrdam dirctllj. Brig, Betty, Jos. Bond, to London. i PHILADELPHI September 14. This Day, being the fourteenth of September by the late Act cf begins the New Stile, The Ship Two Brothers, Captain Arnot, is arrived here ern Holland with Palatines With whom failed feveral other Dutcu y'ej fls for this Port, and may be daily expecled, Captain Wright is arriv'd at Newcajlle from Newry with Pajfcn eers.

The Friends of the Perfons murder 'd the fir ft ult. 'in Cheft County, have by Advertifement effer'd a Reward of FOR POUNDS for apprehending the Murderers. Price current of the follo wing Goods in Philadelphia. Flour 14s. 3d.

Wheat 4s, 2d. Indian Corn 2s. ja. Ship bread 14s. Middling Ditto 22s.

White Bifket 24s. Beef s. Pork 3I. 15s. Pipe Staves 7I.

Barrel Staves 3I. 5s. Hogftieal Staves 4L Madeira Wine 30I. Weft India Rum 3s id. New England Ditto, 2s.

5d. Pennfylvania Ditto, 2s. 6d. Mulcovaio Sugar 45 to 50s. Melaffes 23d.

Salt is. Tobacco 20s. Pennfyha ia Loaf Sugar is. Powder 81. Hemp 4d.

Halfpenny. 'Far its. Pitch 1 6s. Turpentine 283. Rice 20s.

Bohea tea 5s. 3d. Flax feed 3s. 6d. Custom House, Philadelphia, Inward Entries, Brig Rebecca, Charles Giles, frcm Salem.

Lark, William Huift, from Barbados. Sarah and Mima, Samuel Nuttle, from Leoganne. Salley, Patrick Roney, front St. Chriftophers. Ship JHuryafcjhn Low, from Fyall.

Hamilton Galley, James Mitchell, from Newcaftle on De laware. Whitehill, Jofeph Arthur, from Jamaica. Sufannah, Richard Phillips, from Ditto. Schooner Patience, Caleb Turner, from R. Ifland.

Mary, Timothy Shechan, from N. Providence. 1 Sloop Ann and Sarah, Abraham Buih, from Fairfield. Elizabeth, Edmund Morton, from Ifland. Martha and Mariam, John Waide, from Aurora, William Higgs, from Bermuda.

Succefs, John Ward, from N. London. 1 Outwards. Snow Muggy, Thomas Laing, for Antigua. Ship Catherine, George Burnet, for London.

Euryale, John Low, for Lilbon. Brig Lark, William Hurft, for Barbados. 1 SloppAlmy, John Waterman, for R. Ifland. Cleared.

Snow Rachel, Daniel Joy, to Lifbon. Sloop Mui berry, Henry Gardner, to Newport. Dolphin, Thomas Leech, to W. Indies. Daniel Dole, to Bofton.

Town Agent, Daniel Malley, to Barbados. Erig Greyhound, Lefter Falkner, to Ditto. Neptune, Henry Dickinfon, to Do. Saliey, James Hafelton, to W. Indies.

Ship Pembroke, John Cowan, to Maryland. White Oak, Charles Lyn, to London. Schooner Refolution, James Arbuckle, to Bofton. Mary, Ifaac Smith, to Do. Minerva, Ifaac CoIIock, to S.

Carolina, Thomas and Mary, Samuel Dalling, to N. Carolina. On next ivul tt publ.jbea, and Jold by ice Primers ten if, AN riLc jl; 0ur1ec71fer.ee ice jciiowirg juavss, vits. ACT tor revuij.tmv and eft si hit mirr 1 o. swd an ACT 'for reruiatin? Attachments not exceeding Fiie Pounds.

To the Fieeholders and others, qualifeld to for the County and borough of Cbef.er, AS I intend to ftand a Candid. te, at the nexe E'eftion, for the Office of High Sheriff, for the enfuiug jear, mke ufe of this opportunity to requefl your intcreft aud votes in my favour 2nd behlf, which mail be gratefully acknowledged, by your ffured and ready friend, EDWARD II S. HRL. the puneimip or 0 HA and GARDNER, of the city of Philadelphia merchants, terminates the fir ft of February ntxt, thofe indebted to them are defir'd to pay and they who hve any demands upon them, on application fhall be paid. Thsy have lately imported the goods following.

GiAmbricks, chints, caJlicces, clear iawr.s, dr.b aci fcreft I cloths, knaps, maloons, blankets, check livmn, diaper, meeting, yard and 7 eights wide Gx Imnen, Sec. to be fold tcijt vucj lor reaay more, or three months ciedjt, to cole tnz company accounts. Tbctf. Conyncham ar.d Gardnfs. i Tc be 'SOLD, ALL tie Ground ems in Cleftnut ftrtst, kchnrine to I CHARD MURFAY.

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