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Imposed Ia the latt ihips from LoNDoN, BY
SA MI Ell "A ST N,
And to be fold at his fore in Union-Greet,
Bottom, two doors fouth of the Cornhelds,
A large and compIcat Aiioftmento Of
Enelilh, India, and Scotch Goods,
/, Which he is determined to icll as Cheap as
any one for Cath VIZ.
CRIMSON, carlet, black. blue
~ and Ravens grey brl I'd CLOTHS, with a
variety of other colours large aiionment
ofiilks, as Englifh and lndia damaik, tafaIes,'
aripped and lowered lutearings, ohangcablc
mantua li,ks, double PcIfans, pirk, blue, pur-
pie and black capuchin fks and trimmings,
rlain and lowered faiths; lawns and cam
bricks, melinets and Grapes Of all colours,
Doriet,eens, Prufianets, double al Jingle
alapeens, grazetis, mohaf Paduloys, itripped
and lowered Camblets, lrlih linens and iheet-
ing Of all widths and prices, Rullia meeting,
RuAia drab, and ravens duck, velyets and vel
veretts, fhalloons of all colours, black, brown,
pompadour, cloth colour, blue and green
drawboys cloth colour and black worried
breeches pieces, everlaltings and amens, baize
Of all widths and colours, yard wide flower
ed tufts, thickietts, white and coloured fuf-
Jians, half yard and yard &ade lowered and
plain diapers and corded dlmitty, mems and
women's worried, thread, cotton, and fix
hofe, boys and youths worried hole: A large
and geniccl ahorment of patches, ohinties,
and calicoes, OF the neweif falhon and tate,
ilrpped cotton Hollands, check and lowered
fix and linen handkcfchiefs, fix and worried
gloves and mitts, threads, pins, needles, rib
ons, qualities, ihoe binding, fix feFrets, 8 abs.
7 8ths. and yard wide cotton checks: A va
riety Of mohair and metal buttons, Elk, twiit,
Glk and hair, and mobair, fewing fix Of all
colours, beaIlkins, duffiis, rattcens, coatings,
Duff and other blankets, black and white,
lowered and plain gauzc, black and white
cat-eut, olnsburghs, ;icklmgburgh and dow
las: A large ahornent of ivory, bone and
ebony fick fans, chipt hats, coarGe and fine
heve bottoms, writing paper, Englilh loaf
fugar, ell wide fwanlin for ironing cloths,
canvas and crewels, very fine white fay-tick-
ing, narrow and bread hripped bedtIcking,
yellow Holland and Gay trimmings, kid and
lamb gloves and mitts, diaper and damafk
table cloths, clouti1g and other diapers A
large aGortment of mullins, among which are
fome elegant and beautiful fprieged mullins for
ladies gowns and aprons, fagaihies and du-
roys, Bengals, penialcoes, German ierges OF
all colours, black, blue, green and red WORT
ed and hair plufhes, wool cards, fix laces
A large afiortment of Looking elales, prints
for curtains and gauge handkerchief;, diaper,
Holland and common tapes, white Asnnel
and fwanfkin, ivory ard horn com6s, mould
and wire lhirt buttons, worried damsfk, 6ou-
be ruiIels, yard wide and half ya5d poplins,
fprigged and plain; few dozen Of women's
fix ni,ts as low as twelve pounds I'D tenor
the dozen. ALTO, Women's Engi!h aud
.vnn made hoes &c &c Sc
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the Printer.
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CNHECK SwarGiu
IA for fiddle cloths
w bite ditto.
Wooden eirth, and
furcingIc webb,
Mohair iIirges,
Staining webb,
Diaper ditto,
GIrthwcbb cfall forts,
Kidderminitcr cloths,
Saddle rugs,
Boot trapping,
Dog collars, with brafs
plates,
Steel heads and threats
Timed ditto,
w hips of all kinds
Whip thongs,
Silk lafhes,
BefNottingham w&p
cord,
Fine horfe nets,
Body Roule webb,
Bef hi!echapel nee
dies,
Timed sd nails,
Ditto FINAL tacks,
I'd and sd ciout Ills,
4, E, 8, and IL OF
tacks,
Fine poIifhed aiwup
irons,
Bef timed ditto,
Swivel ditto,
Fine polifhed Wey-
mouth bits,
Snsmes ditto,
Pelham bits,
Cattle Howard ditto,
Hollow trenches, FOL
colts,
Solid ditto,
Beh iron caverGons,
Bredoons,
Fine Ladies chain biit:
Diamond jcinted Pei
ham bits,
Twiiied hames,
Wheel ditto,
Double ditto,
SnaReS OF all forts,
Hunting bits,
Weymouth fnames,
Fine polilhed jcintsd
N. b. Eie likewife
tlemen's and ladieshuI
II IL
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airruPs,
Chaife Butts,
Watering bits,
Chains for watering
bits,
Back girih buckles,
Siivered Rap!es, anti
plates,
Globe nails,
Yellow iisples, and
plates,
Sadlers tools,as erain-
ers, hammers, hears,
creafing-iro avis,
punches, prieklng-
irons, rivetting ham
mers, &c. &c.
Red bazils,
Curry combs and
bru(hes,
Name combs,
Fine plated fpurs,
Steel fpripg ditto,
Heel ditto,
Polifbed fwivels for
martingales,
Pcliihed rings for ditto
Brafs rings for ditto,
Timed ditto for ditto
| Brafs charges for hos
| belts,
Steel garter buckles,
Women'S airrUPs,
ICurbs and hooks,
| Shoemakers avis,
Flat Getts, No, ], z, g
| 4 & S,
Rippon ditto,
Inlet girth and furcin-
gle buckles,
Ladies ELK reins, for
brides,
Worried ditto,
Brafs fA4enings for
faddle bags,
Saddle trees,
Portmanteau chains,
with faplss and IL
vets,
Seat ferge,
Spur rowells,
Square faples,
With fundry othes
articles.
makes all forts Of gen.
with fur
N the lowell terms /;
to 8 dollars ; wclied,
with every article in
Es received will be
ed.
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ROPEAN IN T E L L 9 N f
LONDON, OG7ober s.

LONDON, Oc106er s.
ONE cannot help rejecting without deep concern,
that the ntereft of the powers that iurround the
unhappy kingdom of Poland, will permit it to re-
cover from its prefent wretched Guaton lhee oficl-
Gus neighbours pretend to have too great regard tor
IFS contributions to admit the natural phyilclans TO pre-
lcribe any thing for its benefit.
Saturday night the Duke of Cumberland appeared at
Drury-lane Theatre in of the green boxes, with
Mrs. b., married Lady of Sn. She Is the wife OF
Gentleman belonging to the Cuitoms there, "ho mas
permitted her, in hopes of preferment, to make an eX
curon with his Royal Hghne, upon his taking his b-
HE Oath that fhe fall be forth coming within nine
months. This is the fr} inRance OF any of the Royal
Famy's hiding themfeves in an upper box at either of
the Theatres. lQe
AS the prefent Czarna is only regent till her fon 81
AGE who is now ifreen wonder ihe 10 ardenuy wigs
feat of Empire for herelf She has tried II IN vaNa
with Poland, to whole King (he certainly did intend to
give her hand. Seeing no propecf Of rendering that
country hereditary, without which cannot properly DC
called kingdom fhe now is looking fouthward----
Shall we buy the commodities of Alta at cheaper rate
of her than the Turks IF not, why aiiiit her !!
"wednesday morning, young fellow, weaver IN
Half Moon Alley, Bifhopgae freet, being in liquor,
beat his father who eighty years OF age IN mott
cruel manner as he had often done when fobeT' but as
he dehfed, he dropped down dead.
The Spanilh amba1ador has entirely dropped The af-
fair concerning the infult offered to MS matter.
Lord Chatham has 10 fettled his means OF ftormah-
on, that his intelligence of the fecret movements and
deGgns of the various powers of Europe, is frequently
conveyed to him before the ambafiadorS here OF uch
reflective courts are acquainted with them themeves.
Lord Hilifborough, on Saturday Taft, at n0b'cmans
table, publicly offered wager of GOO guneas to $780,
we fhould not have war either with France or SPAN
theie fix months
report prevails, that an embargo IS laid on all the
Britih ps in the Tagus, in cOniequence OF the memo
rial fent to the Court of Lhbon.
1t is faid Aeer will be Immediately fent to take one
of the Spanih iands by way of retaliation for the lois
of Falkand's lland.
The report that the King ofPrudia had formed nj
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litary line along the frontiers of Poland, in order to pre-
vent any pefons coming from that country, where the
plague is now fuppoe to rage, into his domlnons, with
out certificate of health, very true with retpeet 10
the fri part but improbable the lat degree, TO
the latter. However, llor time will evinCe the real
motives for that active Princes prefcnt operations.
Scarce day pales, but Sir Edward Hawke and Lord
Sandwich together, in private conference wIh his
Maeitys for more than an hour.
O7lb1y 8 Letters from CCnitantinoPle mention,
thar the people begin to be fearful Of approaching
famine, all kinds of p,ovons being extremely icaCe
We are told that Franc" will cede CorGca to the
Grand Dl Ike of uicany; the French have found, by
experience that the a, ctionS of the Cocans net
TO be coded.
They write from Jamaica, that French lchoono' had
cESr committed divers acts of piracy Upon the Engfh
and Snards Unfortunately, in the Bay OF Honduras,
and fat one Of his Nsieys Hoops of war, and Belmu
'xh6>xader, were gone in queA Of her.
Extyaf7 efa Letter fran the Hcgae, O6obFr 2.
g. If we NAV give credit iomc letters received from
Barcelona the King of Spain has laid embargo on all
the Dutch fhips in that port that are not laden which
thefc letters fay his Catholic Maefy propoies employ
in ending troops and military flores TO The Spanih Welt
Indies that thels ihips intended TO fail as ioon as
the troops and flores could be got on board and thar
they were actually employed in embakng them. ! be
propretors of the ps very largely paid for this fer
vice. This Rep of the OF Spain occaiOns great
fpecuation; and it is fad the Engh ambatiador
pre(en,ed memorial yeeeiday upon this utJect to the
States General"
II is we'll known that we are at this time much richer,
and better able by far TO into war, than at tine
breaking out Of the lsft var in I754-5.
We are anued that the OF pain has not yet de-
ayed the whole Of the expences OF the at war, thar
the crown revenue is much in are2r7 and that from the
many monied men who afiiited the court at that time
being yet unpaid, the Mniiiry will find great difficulties
to raIle money.
We arc aaufed on good ashority, that the lat uf-
age of Mr.. Conne, he Eneiih Merchant al L15or,
will producea change the MniiiEy q Portugal I'D
that the prefcnt prime Minter, who oceI's ne t"sil
and their nteref is !ikelY 70 b GIlnIll-d.
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AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE.

CHARLEsrowN, South, Carolina AprH 4.
IT'S Excellency Governor Wright, dIi-
II folved the General AGemby of Geor-
pa, BY proclamation, on the 23d of Febru-
airy lait, the Commons Houfe having, as bis
Excelency therein. lets forth, aaumed fcme
very extraordinary and unwarantable pow
ers. On the 9th uIt. his Excelency order
ed writs to be iilued fer rev eIeetlon.---
And, we hear, that 70 far as the inhabitants
have already proceeded in the faid election,
they have re- chofen the fame members Il he
zHembly's committing Perfon to goal, for
refrling to anfwer, upon cath, certain quetti-
ons relative to an officers taking double fees,
is faid to be the fubjea which occailoned
,hefe motions.
NEw-YoRK, My23. Monday laf ar
rived The brig Concord, Captain Thomas
Brockway, in "A Days from Pool on his
paHsge the 25ih of April, Lat. As, Lon.
40, be fpoke with the fhip Alexander, Capt.
John Tonington, belonging to Bottom, from
ChareRown, bound to Portimouth, laden
with rice, s days out all we'll.
We hear from Stratford, that the foTy from
New London, about DR.. Johnion's having
taken houfe for the Dean of Limeric, for
four years who was faid TO be foon fent 10y
the King to infpta the affairs Of the Church
ofEngand in America, and make report, &c.
+>4Svuhout any truth OF foundation, and could
Be 1i6Ssntsd and reported only from pure ma
BEtetolhe EpifcoPai Clergy. to take Cocaiion
thence 10 abuie and lander them and as men
Of no truth in their reports Of the affairs ct
the church. All that the Dean e. e. DR..
Berkly) TAI d, was, that he had Inherited f en-
both his parents, (who formerly rcflded htre)
luch an afft etion for America, that he pur-
poled in year or two to make a Witt
thither, ard fhe Gid, he had thoughts oftak-
inc houle for a year at Stratford, from the
friendhiphe had to Doctor JohDfon and bis
fon.
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couhk Of Madam De Barry being but Of "a
YOUR have no foundation in Truth , Oh the
contrary, 1t 10 an indifputable fact, that the
doating monarch feems every day more and
more enamoured. j.
Extrast sfa letter jrem Bsngai dated Sept. 10
/" The mi(ery orcaEoned by the famine in
the province Of Bengal is incredible. ! be-
lieve fpesk within compass, when ! fay at
leaf two millions Of fouls have periihed with
in theie few months. --The Europeans have
FILTERED greatly, not 70 much from famine as
from peftilental dilorder, which is the &C.
neral confe9ucnce OF it,
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For the MASSACHUSETTS Spy.
Mr.. THOMAS,

NOD having no need Of Us or our fer
= vices, ittherefore follows that hecreated
US only to blefS US.
Therefore every man who acknowledges
aGod, mutt acknowledge his obligation to
confpire with his mott gracious deign, in
promoting the happiness Of his creatures.
Hence the fundamental law maxim,
i" Salus popnl Jlprema lex sjqo; i. e. BE tbs
4uelfars Of The people the Jnprfms IaUU." Laws
human and divine can therefore have no
higher object than the peoples peace and
PROPERTY.
Every thing which diRurbs the peace, and
interrupts the PROPERTY of the people, mutt
of conlequence then be againf law; and the
author of fuch action, either petty villain,
underhandedly lhieving; or furdy robber,
ieting laws at defiance; or what is Fill
woFie, perverting them from their original
defgns, The protection Of VirtHs and bon5ay.
Forbidding men to purdue their intereff
and fecurity, by every honef means in their
power, or bereaving them of their rights and
properties in any way, mutt contradict and
oppofe the defign of God, in the contribution
of the univer(e; and if thele things be done
with high hand, in contempt of the remon-
frances of the injured party, who is fubjea
of the one only fupreme, it is making war
upon, and rebellion againa his allwile and
juf government, and pediaed in the penalty
to perpetrators, abettors and connlvers,
damnation
MUCOUS SCGVOLA.
N. B. This is in epi,ome an anfwer to the
rrqueft of the generous E, in the Bottom
Gazette of May I3Ih.
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EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
, LoEDoN, AB,Il Z

GREAT perlonage,
in q converfstioh the
other day with one Of
bis feeretaries Of Gate,
afked him his opinion,
&c What would be the
beR method of fettling
the p,efen, difpute be-
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MUCOUS SCGVOLA.

N. B. This is in epi,ome an anfwer to the
rrqueff of the generous E. in the Bottom
Gazette of May 9Th.
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NOD having no need of US or Our fer
7 vices, ittherefore follows that he creates
US only to bleE US.
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,orher; Lamfon to Phi'at.lphis, Syn mes
10 North Carolina, Acworth To London,
Miller 20 Europe.
NEwBtRN, N@b Carolina ] %pgaG az.
Since our Taft arrived in Cape l.ookoos Ba,,
in d'Gfeaed condition, a Spanfh Snow
having on board the crews Of two Reeilecr
Ships, which were cait away on he bahama
Banks, on their Paaage from the HAaopa
to Old Spain. I hey have faved all the mo-
ney that was ID the Regiaer Ships ian i'm. +,
menie fun which the Snow has now on
board. There are hundred and eighty fpa-
niards on board, with four Enelih pIlfoae,s,
who where taken in the illicit usde on the
Spanilh COAT. They are III want Of all kind,
OF proviions, which they pay rylberaily for.
Septrnber 8. The Spanih Snow, menli
oned in this paper to be arrived Ia Cape
Lookout Bay, is failed for Spain, having Iett
behind about-a hundred Spaniaios,. i,,ne OF
whom are gone to Virginia, snd Others 60
tom hence in Brig to Cadlz. The only
perion Of diRlnction among them, who is 4
BIigadier General, fails this day in veAcl
for Philadelphia, and intends makiaS the
tour Ct The continent. he has with hin
twenty ihouland dollars.
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T n u R S d A Y, O9ober II.
b O. S IT O N.
WE hear laa Saturday nigh, the Ad :
wv ooir.rs III, I,,;oo IN ,h;e ha,ko,,,

WE hear lag Saturday . " igi. the Ad
by fome accident took fire in the fore room,
which confirmed qsantity Of oakum, but
being foon difcoyered, the FIRE was happily
extinguil1ed.
BY Capt. Gilbert who arrived at Newport
on the oh infant, in ? weeks from Lon
don, three days before bis arrival, Poke with
SPanilh galleon under jury MATS, they had
got pilot from a whaleman, and intended
to put into Rhode IilaDd to re6t
By letter from England of a la,e date, we
learn, that fevera counties were exceedingly
affected with The non importation agreement,
and made great Glamour. The price Of
wool fell I'd. per pound, bat upon the return
of trade from America, it Immediately rofe
to its former price. A great dealer in fntf
that employed large number of hands, for
want Of vend of Ihat article, wzs obliged to
silmits ;hsn al; as ioon as The trade again
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Sej7ss, O.7.brr i1th, ri.
Now preparing Tor ,h- PRESS,
Ani will be eablheH in Numbe;s, weekly.
z FAN for TANNING, and
1 n iOUCdS TONE to 1.RYON,
being an Accoun; OF the K fe and i'togrre
OF The 70 much taxed 1t REGULATION
In North C1oliha which ended IN civil
War; the fat perhaps ever head. ot 10 A.
lnerica, among thOfc who call the nielves
Chnltans; and may al over ruling b !, q Of
Providence 70 oierr the aF.ss of eovernmenr
as that It may be the lat. |. will be pub
hfied in halt fleets, in fuch manner as thar
when complicated II may b, bound in FINAL
octave volume. Il will come OUT OF fri
DAYS, and may b. had at the Printing Office
at the head Of Queen Street, for 10 imail n
Price as = d. lawful each number.
N. .. | he tifit number will come out to-
moIIow week
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be io'd cheap for cllh, or .hort credit.
Imported IN the IaIi ih,ps f,om LoNDoN, by
S A NJ u L l. USTIN,
Aad',o be fo'd at his fore in Union Greet,
BoRon, two doors iouth of The Cofnfelds.
a large and compieat Allotment of
Eaelilll, India, and Scotch Goods,
WATCH he is determined to fell as Cheap as
any one for Cath viz.
CRIMSON, Gcarlet, black, blue
~ and Ravens grey broad. cloths, witha
variety of other colours a large aaormenr
OF e ks,as Engiih and India damaik, taffaties,
itripped and aowered Iu,eRrirgs, chanQrablc
mantua e ks, double Pertains, pink, blue, pup
pie and black capochin fi'ks and trimmings,
plain and Powered faiths /; lawns and cam
bricks, meGinets and Grapes of all colours,
Dofleueens, Pruihanets, double and finzle
allapeens, grazetis, niohair PAdufoys, ftrippsd
and AoweIed'csuibIets, lriliI linens and fleet
ing of all widths and prices, Ruliia meeting,
Raiha dab, and ravens Duck, vevets and VEL
veretts, ihaloons of all colours, black, brown,
ponpadour, cloth colour, b.ue and greer
drawboys cloth colour and black worried
brooches pieces, everlafIngs and amens, baize
OF all widths and coIours, yard wide flower-
ed tufts, lhickfctts, white and cooured fuf-
tans, ha'fiyard and yard wide lowered and
plan diapers and corded dimit,y, mems and
wonen's wolited, thread, cotton, and fix
hoie. boys and youths worried hofe A large
and genfeei siionmem of patches, ehgtfrs.
and calicoes, OF the newef falliion and talEe.
ftnPped cotton Hollands, check and aowdrcH
INK and linen handkefchiefs, fix and worried
gloves and mltts, threads, pins, needles, rib
ons, qualities, ihoe binding, fix ferrets,3- 1ths.
7 -8shs. and yard wide cotton checks A va
nety OF mohar and metal buttons, ELK, twiff,
Ink and hair, and mohair, iewing Fl K of all
Colours, bcarfkins, dufiIs, ratteens, coatines,
duftil and other blankets, black and white,
lowered and pam gaoze, black and white
cat-gu', ofnaburghs, ticklingbargh and dow
las iarge afloranent Of IVORY, bone and
ebony tick fans, chipt hats, coarfe and fine
iieVe bottoms, writing paper, Engli(h loaf
fugaf, ell wide f~anfEin tor ironing cloths,
canvas and cEewels, very fine white DAY tick
Ing, narrow and broad fripped bedticking.
yellow Holland and fay trimmings, kid and
lamb gloves and nnts, drapes and camalS
table cloths, cloutiDg and other diapers A
large aflorment of mullins, among which are
fome elegant and beautiful fprgged Mullins for
ladies gowns and aprons, Egathics aud du-
roYs, Bengals, peniafcoes. German ierges Of
all colours, black, blue, green and red worf-
ed and hair piufhes, wool cards, Elk Iaces /:
A Iafge aGonment Of Looking elaGcs, prints
for Curtains and gauge handksrchiefs, diaper,
Holland and eommon tapes, White hannrI
and fwanfsIn, ivory and hotn combs, mould
and wire lhirt buttons. verified dAnafk ,dou-
bic ruAels, yard wide and haf yard pcplins,
fpngged and plain; few dozen Of wofnen's
FIX mitis as ow as twelve pounds old isnof
the dozen. Alfo; Wonisn's Ens.if1 and
Il III. made fhocs, &c. sc. Sc.
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opened 10 America, his buiincis inc,saied,
beyond what ii ever had becn before.
Qlery. Would it nor be belt for This con-
tinent, that iimilar agreement lhouId again
take placer We might now hold out as
long as We peaed, iioce 70 many new ma
nufaetures have been introduced, and lince
by a fort of nece1iiy, which is the mother OF
invention, we have been led to inveftigate
many new fchemes which render US leis de-
pendant on Great, Britain.
Exrad eta letter from Lsndsa, Aaggf ~.
!" The affair of letting fire TO Portimouth
yard, is, at length, like to come out aper-
fon having fent letter to The Lord Mayor
OF London, Offering to dilcover it, if he might
be pardoned in coniequence of this, the
King has pardoned him ard it is fad, that
this man t~ho is an Englhman; has great
number of original letters refpecting this af-
fair, and tina the French were the Iempters.
There are great expectations from this dif-
coVery but coniidering the venaity and
corruption a, court, | DO not expect any
gfeat matters will appear TO the pubic; for
France is not in circumfapces at prcfcnt 10
enter into war and if there is any thing
in this, and The French are really guilty,
they know how to pacfy the court ct Erg-
land, ard blind the eyes Of the mini0eis in a
cheaper way than entering into wal"
The Earl OF Dunmore is arrived at his
Government in Virginia.
The fchooner Pembroke, on Information
that quantity of wine, lately condemned in
the court of Vice Admiralty here, had been
imported in her, was feized by the officers Of
the cuaoms lAit Tueidsy, at Salem.
MARRiED.] Mr.. Thomas Chafe, to
Mfs Elizlbeih Bagnal..- MIR. William
Breed, to MnsPoily Warlsnd. Mr.. Joieph
Lee, ion Of Col. Lee, of Ma.blehead, to
MGs Hannah Hinck'ey. daughter of llaac
Hinckley, ECq; Of BarnRabIe.- At Po'ti-
mouth, The Rev Jonathan Pafons, pafor of
the Presbyterian church at Newbury Port,
to Mrs. Lydia Cla;kfon, relid ottR=t5tS,
Andrew Glarkion, Efq; of Port(g|oath; ~
DIED. Greatly lamented, Mr.. Hhgh
Kennedy, only fon of the late Dh>K6ReSE
MRS. Wilmington, wife Of Mr., Wilmington,
Brewer Marblehead, the Rev. Simon
Biadftreet- --At Mansfield, in the county
of Briffoi, Doctor John Pratt.---A, New
York, the Rev. John Thomas, paaor
of the Independent Church and Conge-
CATION, ia ChaIleaown, South -CaroFina.-- :
At Providence, Mr.. Nathaniel Seiions, tie
venerable and worthy father of his Honcu;
Deputy. Governor SeGions.
EuaIs. 10 our laf for the Rev. Mr..
Sffrns, Of KHery, 10 preach the DudIesn
Lseurc) read the Rev. Mr.. SffVe9s.
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