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To the I C. A it is our earnest Desire to siist ehe noble and ERIC A. andrere Itcc! Inrcr Itinns of iKltre. Rfji in pvfrndm tlie Bf nehts or" the lare Mi-. Ward .5 IW UHj I ijsi: Itli mttence ot the Sal ot tlu- Ronk as thf Mr.

Piitre. The Edward, Capt. Davis, is arrived at Dover from New-York, and brings Papers from thence, which cbn-tain the following Intelligcncc New-York, Ueber 28. Iliav nrlUnr dhf. nniiitA na tf I- .11, IM IIIL r.M.CIK.

I tneic into the Hmcls of inferior IVfuns, who mayttanrl in the iittnolt Need ot their Assistancr. we r. Tuesday Evening last arrived here the Ship Edward, Capt, Davis, in nine Weeks from London, with Major Cary, and other Passengers. Capt, Davis, who brought us last Voyage the News that the Stamp Ast was passed, has now brought the Stamps thern-sclves. As soon ns i't was known iQlved co rolifli Extrakts from the faid Qook of the E.facy and Benehtsotrhe faid Medicines, which wil'l iven Gratis toall lJerfonsappljingto Mr.Wuhy, Bock and Dunciad', Im the Royal Exchange', Cornhill; Mr.

Mari, Book-. Charing-froL; Mr. FOX. in DERBY; ivhce the Medicines mescld. Tbey are soll also by Mr.

Gnory Mr. J. Mt Wirkfwortb Mr. Ward, Nolthbam-, Mrs. Roe, and by the Fenders in 'the ap-pointed bj from us.

And though it has been Osten invidiousiy. remarkedj that AdVcmfementsot Mr. Ward's Medicines, faid to be authentic, not publifhed byus, have pafc'd unnoticed We thinst proper' tm asa general Answcr to such Uemarfts, That theknnwn EHicacv of the late Mr. Medicines under the Sanction of W'MMt hisunparallel'd Genensitv, in nrefenring themto' the Public; the very reasonable Priccs at which they are- fnld, owing to the Our Most Gmckus Stvettiaft and the Jfery laudable purposcs to Which the Profi of the Sale ofrhe faid Medicines are uiv. the ni.M t-nanties; must make iy other Notice of bafe enougli to attempe the defeating so benevoleht and extensive Designs.

totaJIy minecessary. JOHN FIEL DING. ROBERT D1NGLEY. Just imported from JACKSON and Co. 'ak nhwft, for making and vending Dr.

A A 1 ftBoral Drop, at the Kings -Amt, in Phet-Mnrke(t London, kept by THOMAS and I I A JACKSONS Comp vihere Captains and of Ships, and Country Shopkeepers, may be fupplied, uitfj good Jllowance to feil again. DR- BATZMAWs PECTORAL DK0k8. which have for morc rhan. TuntT Yi ars, with'uncoin-, mon Success, been given in all Rliftes, Spittmg of Blood Con. furnpeions, Agnes, Meafles, oids, Coughs, 'and Pains in the Limbs and Joints they put off the inolt violcnt Fe-ver even in the worst Cafes, and with more Eale and Safcty than any one Mediane ever yet dilcovered and give preknt Eale in-I the raoll raclting Forme nt of the Gout the faipe in all Som of Choltcs; they eure the Rhcumatifm; and, which is in all Sor of Pairts rhev give Eafc in a few Ministes aiter taten Price i s.

rke Bottle Retail'. And one DVej harii the AfTiirance to send Papers and AdvertifemMtt roun the Country by Riders who know nothin the. Preparations, importing, that they are the Patentees ot the faid Drops I think it highiy inrumbent on Me to undecnv? the Public, and deteel so great a Falsehdod and Impofitwn, by ac- Bowling-Green, under the Muzzles of the 'Fort Guns, here a Bonfire was immediately mado, and the Drummer, Devil, Coach, were consumed amidst the Acclamations of Thausands of Spcctators and we make nodoubt but the -t and his.Friends, had the Wrtiiication of viewing the WholeProceedingz from the Ramparts of the Fort: But the Business of theNight not being yet concluded, the whrile BoJy with the greatest Decency and good Order to Vaux-Hall, the Houle of who, it was reported, was a Friend to the Stamp Act, and had been over officious in hisDuty, from whence they took every individual Ar-ticle, to, a very Amount and having rnade. another Bonfire, the whole was consumed in the Flame? after which they difperfed, and every Man went to his reipective Habitation. next Evening another very considerable Body assembled at the fame Place, having been informed that the 1 1 had qualified himfelf for the Distribution of the stamped Paper, were determined to march to the Fort, in Order to jnfist bis, deliveriAg into their Pfands, or to declare that he Would.not undertake to distribute the but before this Resolution could be executed, the Minds of the People were eafed by the 1 r's fending the following Declaration frdm the Fort, viz.

The Lieutenant Governordeclares he will nothing in relation to the Stamps but leave it to Sir Henry Moore, to do as he pleafes on his Arrival. Counicil: New-York, Nov. 8, 1765. By Order of his Honour, Gw. Banyar, D.C1.

Con." The New-York Mail, which arrived on Wednefday, brought a freih Packet of American Papers, and among them fome publifhed in the Colonies fince the Commende-ment of the Stamp-Act, but prirtted witliout Stamps. Tn Tome of thhfe dated in October, the Printers have given of their Intention to discontinue them before the Duty takes Place The Maryland Ga.cttein particular, Which has a Death's Head with Cross printed in the Place where the Stamp ufually appears) has the following Words at the Head of the Paper, broad black Lines, viz. The Maryland Gazette; expiring In uncertaiu Hopes of a Refurrection to Life ligain." By the above Papers we have the following Intelligence New-Tork, Nov. 7. Wheh the Populace deltroyed the Furnitur of Major Honsc on the ist Inltantj "they took away at the fame Firne many Military Trophies, even the Colours of the Royal Regiment Artillefy, and carried them off in Triumph.

It is expected that in a few Days all Sorts of Business will be carried Dn in all Public Offices ustiat Yesterday was hold a Market for Home Man ufactUres below the Exchange, when a great ariety of Articlcs Were expofed to Sale but the Demand was so great, that every thing was immediately bought up, as all Ranks of People take a laudable Pride in wearing what is made among ourselves. A certain Gentleman, Who by bis Dress is siipposed to be an Officer on board oiieof his Majesty's Ships War, seeing the glorious Spirit of Liberty among the People, expressed himself as follows Thofe who desire to carry the Stamp Act into Execution; ougHt to send to Holland for Erasmus for it is impossible for Flefh and Blood to do it." 77v Eralinus, infull is mfted on a Jhtely at Rotterdam. New-York, Nov. 7. Notwithstandirtg Lieutenant-Governor's Declaration, that he would not distribute nor meddle with the Stamps, but reserve them till the Arrival of Sir Henry Moore; and deliver them to bim, as men-tion'd above yet the People were not fatisfied they feared fome Deception; and were hardly restrained by the Magistrates They declared the Stamps fhould either be delivpred out of the Fort; or they would take them away by Force; which Would have been attended probably with much Bloodfhed.

After a great deal Ncgociation, it was agreed that Capt. Kennedy fhould be reqbested to take them on board his Majesly's Ship Coventry, and if he refufed, that then they fhould be delivered to the Corporation upon their Receipt and Engagement to pay the-Value of them if they were either destroycd, or fent out of th Capt. Kennedy was waited on, but pcremptorily refufed to take them, for which he gave his Reafons, and therefore they were on Tbefday Evening, aecording to the stipulated Terms, delivered to the Corporation of the City of New-York, and were deposited in the City Hall, to the general Satisfaction of the People, who been fmee entirely quiet and iatissieis that nonc has either Power or Ihclmation to distribute them, 01 Would be hardy eotlgh to apply for, or ufe them, if to be had. Oh Saturday and Night last while the People were in Commotion, the Csthnun on Copfey Battery and the King's Yard were all fpikfed up, as were also many be'longing tb tlle Mcrchants, in dreier to preveht anv Use being made of them for obtainirtg'thc Stamps. The Inhabitants of Halifax, in have allo slie'wri their Aversion fb the Stamp-Actj by hnliging their Distributor in E'ffigy.

Th Publication of the New-York Mcrcury ceased last Mbinlay, and the I'ublifher is uncertaiu osthe Time of its Rfsurrectioii; 'that the Stamps were really arrived, all the Vessels in the Harbour lowered their Colours, to iignisy Lamentation and Woe. It is reported, that to Mr. M'Evers, desiring bim to take care of the Stamps, and that he anfwered he had nothing to do with them. At present, as we are in form ed, there is not one of the Perlons ap-pointed, from New-Hampfhirc tu Georgia, that will execute the Office so tliat the Stamps are now a Conto-dity nobody knows.wiiat to do with, and are inore dan-gerous to be meddled with; thau if fhey were insected with the Pcstilence. ft is "to feil or meddle with a Stamp, than it is to neounter all the Dangers and Penalties attending the of them.

City of Ne-v-'sork, Ocfober 31, 176. At a General Meeting of the Mcrchants of the City of New-York, trading to at the Houl'e of Mr. George Burns, of the faid City-, 1 nli older to con hder what was necessary be in the present- Situation Affairs, with Respect to the Stamp'-Act, and the rbe'lancholy State of the North-American Commerce, lo gieally reibicted by the Impositions and Duties eflablilhcd by the late Acts of Trade They came to tb'e sollovH'ng Resolution if, viz. First, That in all Orders they frtid out to Great-IJritain, for Goods any Nature, Kind, or Quality whatfoever, 1 imported from Great-Britain, they will direct their Correspondents not to ship them, unless the Stamp Act be repcaledi It is rieverthelefs agreed, that all such Mcrchants as are Owners of, and have Veflels already gone, and 110W cleared out for Great-Britiwn, mall be at Liberty to bring back ih them on their Accoams, Cratos and Cafks of Earthen Ware, Grindstones, Pipes, and such other, bulky Articlcs as Owners ufually fill up their Vessels with. Secondly, It is further agreed, That all Orders already fent home, mall be countcrnianded by the very first Conveyance and the Goods and Merchan-dize thereby ordered, not to be fent, unless upon the Condition rncntioned in the foregoing Resoluticn, Thirdly, It is further unanirnously agreed; That no Merchant will vend any Goods or fent upon Commission from Great 1' ritain, that sli all be ihipped from thence after the first Day of next, unless Upon the Condition rncntioned in the first Resolution.

Fourthly, It is further unanirnously agreed, that the foregoing Resolutions fhall be bindhtg, till the fame are abrogated at a general Meeting hereafter to be hold for that Purpose. ThL was subscribed by upwards of Two Htindred principal Merchants. In Confequence of the foregoing Resolutions, the Re-tailers of Goods of the City of New-York, lubscribed a Paper in the Words following, viz: WE the under-written, Retailers of Goods, do hereby promife and oblige ourselves not to buy any Goods, Wares or Merchandizes, of any Person or Person? what-sover, that shall be sliipped from Great-Britain, after the ist Day of January next, unless the Stamp Ast fhall berepealed. As Witnest our Hands, Ost. 31, 1765," New-York, Nov.

4. The late extraordinary and un-precedented Preparatiotis in Fort George, and the fecu-ring of the stamped Paper in, that Garrison, having greatly alarmed and displeafed the Inhabitants of this City, a vast Number of them assernbled last Priday Eveiiing in the Cornraonsj from whence they marched down the Fly, preceded by a Number of Lights and having ilopped a few Minutes at the Coffee-House, proceeded to the Fort Walls, where they broke open the Stahle of the 1 took out bis Coach, and after carrying the fame through the principal of the Citv, in Triumph, marched to the Commons, where a Gallows was erected on one End of which was sulpendcd the Effigy of the Person whosc Property the Coach was in bis Right Hand he hehl a stamped Ilill of Ladi ng, vM 011 bis Breast was affixed Paper with the following Inscrip-tion. The Drummer in the Year 1715: At bis Back was fixed a Drum, at the other End of the Gal-lowshnng Figure of the Devil: After they had hang there aconliderabl'e Tinte, they caniod the Efligies, with the Gallows entire, being preceded by the Coach, in a grand Procession to the Gate of die Fo: where it reniain-td for sorne Time, from whence it as reinoved to the winunE wem tuat tnere are no i'atcntees tor the laid Drops living, neither is there any Patent fiibiilling tlicrefbre it is Iiod-(Apaution would be Men agairtst lisch Cotiriterjeits aiid ewatenteen Pray be c'aresttsthat the tittms of JACKSON and im be tVery Biltof DirccHons-xbirb is wrappd nuntl eae'r bottle you buy, otherwife it is nom of ours, and of dan gerous Conf cjucnce. Wt this Cauth, th.it -ivhoever f.JÄt'J afpuriomSort, of our Uut and genuine. Drops, anif jbould do otherwife than Weih Hat may be blamelefs.

And that the. Country may be no longer upon by such Gounterfrits, uoe hereby offer a Renvard of ift Pou upon the Cmvttthn es any Person 'or Perfins -who be jeund bendvigt'the ahm Drops in tor Same, oi with our Diretlion's 'xcept they really Inught them stts. 1 THOMAS JACKSON Company. Flect-Market, London. Also may be bad at the.

above Wanhouse, by I G's Royai-Pat-ent, yackfoti celebrated TlnBure, Hungary and Laven Jcr Water. i the Original Daffy's Elixir, Dr. Hooper's h'emale Pills, Turlington's Baljam of Life, Ttue and Genuine Dr-, Bosteck's Cordial, Dr. Ssateman' 's Golden and Plain i Tht famous Patent Ointment, Spirit of Scttrvy Grafs, which eures the Itch at once Dr. viithout tht hast Ick Elixir, I Dr.

or the True Scots The Cilirt or Ladies Black Dr.GodfrefsGen.Cordi.il, tnbam Vlaiver ot The Spirtt, Mustard, The famoits Vowder for Dr. katclifi's pitrgmg Elixir. chaning the Tr.eth and pre- Sauire's Grand Elixir. Jerving the Gttmi, I Peter's Pills and Tinfture. N.

B. The above Mediciries are fcld by one creditablc Shop" keeper in every City, and parket. Town in sircat Britain. P. S.

It is to be wiibed, that pur lorig Foi bcarance yvoulclhaire had fome Effect and have latight the faid Dicey and bis Riders a mall Degree of but Exbel ience pioving the concrary, it in fome Meafure becomes necellary to repeat our Caution, an refer the Public to what is laid abov-e with refjicct to the Impofi-tion intended on them, under the Nanie ot a Patent which Ins not any Existence. OHN anouks, Hookteller, in the Corn-Market, Derby. sells all the above Medicines in De'rty, and ar. his Shopj ii Vthxete mHrirfrfwcrth, every Market Da'y. Of Messrs.

Henry and Samuel Rkbardsrns Ih WM Place, Derby, mav be had Jackson's TinBitn, dnd Pswdtr Teetk And jck. Kut, Booklelkv, Teils Jacison's Tinttun, BW Pcwder, iK OH' i ImI.