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ARRIVED. = Pepper, Tracey and Barker
from Newfoundland Bofwot,h, Bette, add
Gafpee, from Maryland 50 Watt and
McGeu., from { Quebec I; Hatch, from, Phi
'sdelpha ,---drom newfoundland HAM
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Etquebo f dri4gr, and Wa'ers from Cape
N'chola Philips, from jamaica and Capc
Nichola Bar,icts, from Jamaica BlocgcI
from Surapab ytGiveo fom 81 Croix.
PORT Of RHODE ISLAND, NeVtmbe 90.
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Wheaton from Stem Spencer, from Nam
ticket Luce, fiorn M4Cbas /; Baker, from
Fiihingi Whi,aegfIom New London; AL
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and Lewis from Bnito'; Farmer ION
London Cheeyers from LIVERPOOL Long
from Cork and S.. Ubss, NJ q.s from
Gisigpw MOODY ftNn 81. Uses, Harris
and De L. Rocb from HiipaaloIs re We
and Mercer fom Quebec; B4roald fo,t
BpHon Plgee rom CAGE, S.0Miaom
Dominica; DareIl from d q Lowp4@s
from St. CIoix; MountSyas from .ensflfe /;
Richardfon irqm Cadiz South from, Moth
Carolina Hun, from South Carolina !;
burlington from Virginia Black, Will
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lapd Role from Honduras, ~. !.
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Workman from Antigua Moore fromScuih
CaIolina Anderfon from NewfovhdlAnd ;
Thompfoa and HUNT from North Carolina ;
Stephen from Maryland BurchalI from
1'ottola Waterman and Gardner front
| Nantucket. AEfs -
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On Tutaay, Novemhcr } 10th, his Esl
celency Charlottesville Nj mag , Sove'.
nor Of Souh Carolina DISSOLVED The
General AaambIy OF ,ba, povirce AFTER
making a-fpeech !; which fpeech 10 come to
hand, and will be in our nexS. =.
The report iome time ago p'crsgaicd Of
the death of GovernorLey bourne, was with
GU, foundation. -
We hear thar= nunnacr ofth- Indians al
St. Vincents have laid'down their arms, and
delivered tiemfelees up to the governor.
We hear.thst hctIial of Amell Nicheifon
for the miiNdsr ct three men and boy, on
boarda fchooner, as formerly mentioned, is
putoE, in order that lone lgh; may be had
# pofsi6le inahis. az pretent, my eericus bu;
melancholy event. ~, - 'a.}.
Arrived at Bermuda, Capt. George ucker
from Salem. "a &
-" Afieef dsned +" REMARKER" 10
mr.. Aaron DAVIS, jim. came 10 hand hsf
tVenine ~ The Harff.yl, bsR
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T U E S D A Y, December 8.


We hear from Hollis, in NewHampfhire,
that on Tuefday Taft, one Wilkins, about 80
years Of age, killed his father. by throwing a
bi!let of wood at bis head, which entered
his RuIl, of which wound he very ioon
expired. He was afterwards appreheTded
AMI committed 10 Aniherff Cos! z W
MARRIED. ] Mr.. Tsbn s'filiGnti, Mef.
chant, to Mfrs Kafty GoidfbsO0if, third
daughter, of Ezekiei G0ldtbs0aif, Efq.
CHRTsTIAEsTRD,l 81. Crsixl Oasbtr 8.
The following letter was written the week
after tie Is;e hurricane, by youth ofthis IT,
land, to his father the copy Of II fell BY &C.
cident into the hands Of gentleman, who,
Being pleafed with il bimfeif, fhewed il to
others 10 whom it gave equal fatisfaesion,
ansowho all agreed that il ndigh. not prove
raenertzining to the public. The authors
fnodelFy in long refOfing to fubmit il to'Pub-
lie view, is the resfon of its making It's aP-
pesraace 70 late as i nov does. Is.gcgl =
sse-i %. 81. Crsix, Spite, Liza.
=; I" HszeKrfd sSirsalasr bon -df 81 =
,.stI TAKE up ny pen juR TO give y9u
4, imperfect account Of enc Ct The TeH
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Extra7i eta letter trem Betmnda, 10 a gtH..
Hrman. in philadelphia, daffd ,OtlsbTr
~, I772. .,r S1s..t. r.,.r ,
81 am iorry to acquaint you that we are
in very bad Gtuaton at prelent: Corn has
fold here for Iome time at 50, 6IS, and lob
per balhel, -four at 3s( per,Cs. very bad,
and at prelent not any one article above
metioned to fellin al Bermuda, except about
400 barrels Of very bad old corn we iiand
In great need of fpeedy relief, particularly
with corn, having very bad crop Of po,a-
toes. As'it is in your power 70 give infOr.
macon to the publick by zdvertifement, |
mould be much obliged to you to doii', BY
which, means we may be Relieved in our
neccffitous condition" 49,
DlED.] Mrs. Soweifby, wife Of Mr..
Soweifby, halter. At marfhfeId, Mrs.
Mary Winfow, comfort Of the non General
Winaow. At Cambridge, Mrs. Ph=be
Dana, widow of the late Mr. Caleb Dana.
Al Falmouth, Cafro Bay, Mr.. James Mix,
and Mr.. Nathan Wilton.
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Feing c'uioed py the Almighty M ms ang'--
| flied US with terror. And every thinc TIA,
had tended to weaken our intereit with lin,
upbraided rsi in the ft,ongea manner, With
our bafenels and folly. That which in a
calm unIpfied temper We call natural canlc,
feemed then like correction of the Dsity.
Our imaginationrepeiented him as an in
cenlsd matter, executing vengeance on the
crimes of his feryants. The father and be-
nefaetor wc,c forgot, and in that view con-
fciencioufnefs of our guilt flied US With
defpair. tv r.3 ...re ~t.
Is Bu, fee the Lord reents --he hears our
prayer |; the lightning ceafes--thc winds are
appealed the warning elements are reconci-
lei, and all things promifepe The dark
neG is dilpeled, and dropping nature reviVes
at the approaching dawn. Look back, oh !
my foul look back und uemhle. Rejoice
at thy deiverance, and hurb,eihyfci in the
preience ofthy deliverer.
!" YET hold, oh vain morta! Cheek thy
Iill-iimed Joy. Art thou 70 felhih TO exui,
becaufe thy loti; happy in feaion Of univer-
iAl woe ! Half thou no feelings for the mile
res of-thy fellow creatures and art thou
incapable of the foft pangs of fympa;hetic
lorrow Look around thee. and ihudder at
the view. : See defolation and ruin where
ere thou tilrnefl thine eye ! See thy fellow
creatures pale and lifelels their bodies man
gled their fouls matched into eternity
unexpected, alas Perhaps unprepared I!
bark the bitter groans Of .dlsreis ; fee fcs-
nefs and in6rmitics expofed to the inclemen'
cies of wind and water ! Sec tender infancy
piached with hunger and hanging on the mo-
ther knees for food See the unhappy mo-
theirs anxiety her poverty denies relief |,
her bteaR heaves with pangs Of maternal pi-
| ny her heart is bmGing the tears .guih
down her cheeks; O,Gght OF woe Oh
diii.efs unfpeak able My heart bleeds ,bu,
have no power to iolaee Dye, who revel
IN sfiuence, fee the Affections of humanity
and beaow you fuperauity to cafe them.
| Say not, we have luffcied ALTO. and thence
siih.ho your compalIion. Wba, are your
fufferings compared to thofe Ye have iiill
more than enough left--Aet wifely--fuccour
The miferable and lay up treaiure in
heaven, ns @A
!" am afraid, Sir, you will think hi:
dsfcriplion more the efforts of imaginati.
on, than true picture Of realities. But
can,afirm with the greateR truth, that there
is not aiipgle circumaancs touched upon,
which / have not absolutely been an eye
witnefs to.
"a Our General has iGdcd feVeral very IA
Tu,ary and humane regulations, apd both in
| his public and private mealures, has ihewr
him!elf the man"
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And fold by E. RCssELL, in y mon Gre,t,
THE Mafachufetts CALEN-
l. OAR, or w onderfll ALMANACK,
for the year Of our Lord 1873. containing,
belides the ufual czlcul atoms, &c. An &C
count Of young giant.--A new mattimOni-
al creed.--A method toTafs Wheat ---Ufe.
full hints 70 thoie who would be rich.--Ufr-
fst receipts. - Entertaining znecdotes.-
Thoughts on various fubjse'.-Journal Of
aMauInonial week.---Postry, sc.
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.Jqa imported and 70 DC fod BY
John w IN III R OP,"
Al bis Store III: foulh- foe Of Farsuit Hal,
Maiket !.
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Imported from Quebec BY the Iatt VeAel,
,s e And to be Sold By .e S.
JOHN SCOLLA Y, Jun.
AT the corner Of Wings Lane, ID ock Square,
A VARIETY OF Martin and
n Sable MUFFS and TIPPETS, made
ihIthe newell FsGhion BY Funier from Paris.
Al the fame Place may he had, as ufual,
Wef-Tndia and New-England
Rum, by WhOlefaIe or Retail, ard Groceries
Of all kinds; Cspers, Olives and Anchovies,
&c. &c. &c.
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F.IV E.. DOL LAR S Reward,
INSERTED from his Lodg-
IL ines, on theEyening of the Sd Infant,
one ROBER r HILLBORN, about twen-
~ feven Years of Age, of middling Size,
very much marked with red Face and Noie,
very.black hair. &c. talks very freely. and
leemioely ho0ea. &c Role, or Uherwsys
carried off, . new c'oaih ooloered Rattceu
Surom Coat, the Buttons lighter colouFed
than me Cloath a pair of wsfhed Beck
kin Breeches, "a pair Of li'ver Shoe and Knee
Buckles, Sc. Sc. Whcever willtake up
Iaid HILLBORN, and convey him. 70. "a.
ward w eotwotth at the South Fad Of BOROn,
vii do the PabIIok a great Service, 0y desei-.
ing faeh Rogue, and. mail &c paid five.
Dollars Reward, and al neeeG,sy Charges,
bv f,id , EDWARD WENTWOR ~
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Trimmings, Buckrams, Ivory Combs, crok-
ed, tupee and Danriff Horn ditto, Wiring
and Bonnet PAper, room and Raa Carpeting,
Paper Hangings, French Kid Gloves, Ra-
vens, Duck and Oznabrigs, Lynn Shoes, plat
ed Buckles, and variety of Hard, Ware, an
elegant ahoument of head Ribbons and hat
Flowets ORfich Feathers and Pumes,
with two great variety of imall goods to
be inherited in this advertifment. ALTO,
Bohea Tea by the chef or Gmaller
Quantity, Hyfon and Souchong Tea, Mace,
Cinnamon, Cloves, Nutmegs and Pepper
Doctor Hemet's celebrated EAence OF Pearl
and Peal Dentn6 fee, for the prefervaton of
the Teeth and Gums-B syley's, Patent Lii
quld Backing for Boots and Shoes. And,
AS goods are fold at this Store for
ready Money only, all fuch petfons as buy
on thoGe. terms will find their advantage in
,f, J. y
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From the OXFORD MAGAZINE.
adventure sftbs GREEN PEAS.

THE following anecdotes contain fome
l. ingulAr and tuely comic events, as
they really happened at Paris, without any
alteration, or addition of circumstances.
In the Spring of the year, a young gen
tleman of great fortune, being deiirous of
Preienting fomething very rare 70 his I6atsS
enquired in the furburbs of Paris fuf Gtesg
Peas, and with great difficulty procuS<d four
half pint Pottles for each Of which he P44EAs
fix Louis d'ors mott extravaganza price /;
but il was the only valuable preient he could
think of, which the deiicacy of his miflrefs
would not make her refufe. For the lady
was of naughty difpofi,ion, and would not
have accepted any thing which might futjea
her to the imputation of iel6lhnefs.
IL is not certain if the Cavalier gave or
ders, that fhe fhould be informed Of the
price, or whether the feafon ofthe year, and
he knowledge OF their rarity made her guefs
1t however, as ihe was more of the co.
quet!e than the epicure, Che could not help
telling the meGenger,that the gentleman who
bought them, apparently had more money
than wit.
Her mother, who was naturally avaritiuos,
finding her OF this opinion, propofed to fell
the Peas; and after fome alteration lhe got
he better of her delicacy, and made her
content to fend them to the market, where
none had appeared, nor indeed was fuch
rarity expected. The old lady luckily was
acquainted with woman, whole bufine(s it
was to give intelligence to the rewards of
people o: quality, OF every thing fcarce, the
firf Gifts kind that was TO be purchsfed.
This woman undertook the comhmffion to
(ell the Peas, and fet out in the intention to
carry them to the hotel of the Prince deCoudF,
who was to give iuperb entertainment that
day to the foreign mini6ers.
In the. interval, another almirer of the
young lady paid her Wifi, and the CONVEX
fation turned upon the backwardnes of the
lpring, 'he accidentally mentioned the fear
city Of Green Peas, which made him conjec-
ture ihe had = delire to tate them He
therefore horened his Witt, making fome
plauiible execute, and repaired to the mott
celebrated fruiterers in Paris but to bis
modification, all the intelligence be could
procure was, that none had yet appeared,
except four polite, which an old woman had
been feen conveying to the Prince de CsHdf's.
The hopes of our enamorato now revived /;
he loft no time, and fortunately oyertaking
the woman, who knew him, before he
reached the hotel, be thought himlelf very
happy to obtain them at the moderate fun
OF thirty Louis. The emiaa'y, equally over
joyed, returned to her employers with the
money, and tod the young lady who had
Purchaied them. But though he had no
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cleared and INDICATED. 1 his fprited con-
duct has itAgg"Ted all her enemies, and il is
the more happy for her that lhe took fuch
felolution, as it feems to have been the only
poiiibe change remaining for re eaAbdhing
her injured reputation. ~"
IL is reported, that compeat liz of the
French and Spanih navy has been procured.
which is to be laid before great ahemb y.
ApyH IS. The French AmbaAador wss
on Wednesday at ST. James's. Il is report,
ed that he has lately received advices, which
contain freth and Rrong alIarances from he
King his matter Of the pacific incl;nations Of
that monarch, and his Ready refoution 10
adopt no mealures againit his Britannia Ma
jeRy, which may tend to interrupt the mu-
tual peace of the two Kingdoms.
Lord Holland, it is fsd, will fpeedly be
appointed PreGdens. of the council, in the
room of Lord Cover, who goes to Ieland
in the loom of Lord Townfend, who comes
over to prefde at the ordnance board of this
Kingdom.
We are informed, that Great Perfon, in
imitation Of the King Of Sweden, intends
to order 5o,ooo. to be laid out IN buying
corn, to be given TO poor families, who are
ATTAINED to lei their RraiEs be known.
The reports of the sfront which the
Duke of GlOuceiier received al Rome, arc
laid to have arrifen from the following cir
cumRance. The Pretender meeting the
Duke one day in public, bowed to him,
which the Duke returned only with ereas
coolnefs, as he did not Immediately tecog-
nize the Cbevalier's perGon however eet-
ing him fecond time in publ c, ihe Duke
complifan,iy apoloe zed, and n,eieGsd hon.
(ef 70 much in the Chevalier's favour as 10
hint that penGon was in great forwardne6
for him in this kingdom but jua as mat
tiers were in a right train, the Prctender,
knowing the Duke was to pay yifi, on a
particular day, took care to lop him in his
carriage, and the Dukes GeFvznts being orr
dered to make way for THE KING CT
ENGLAND Immediately obeyeJ the Pope
hearing Of the matter commanded the Free
tender, 10 keep his houie during the ID ke's
itay in Rome, and the Chev4iisJs bfdes
that modification, viii go without an income
which would have been very uleful in bis
ciicumffances.
H5rH 10. The following are. the pow
ers who, in all probability, will be involved
in war, fliould our court take 70 rain a iiep
as to feRd feet to the Bal;ic France and
Of couTie Spain and Naples, PruGia, Swe-
den, if not the Emperor and Empire beiides
the Principals.
ZprH II. The lsa zdyices from Con-
ltantinop'e and The Leyant fees; fay, THAI
that the Prufian feet was lying of he lland
of Cos, and was making every neceiTary pre-
paration to force the psaige Of the Dada
nelIas early in the fummer. And q a; the
Porte aPprized of this, as well as Of the al ma
nents fitting out on the Black Sea, had or-
deTed additional offences 10 be RATED, 70
ftreng;hen the former, and had caufed chain
Of forts to be built, in order - prevent the
approaches Of he enemy BY the way Of ths
latter.
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On FRIDAY the 18TH of July,
ANIME in the Morning,

ANIME in the Morning,
VIII be Sold by PUBLIC VENDUE at
the Auei9u- Room in Queen Street,
4 VERY Large and Valuable
4 = Collection of BOOKS, in almoit
every Branch of polite Literature.-- The
Books are chiefly New and well Bound
Printed Catalogues may BE- be had at the
Auction Room in Oleen-ltreef, the Mon
day proceeding tn: Time of Sale.
RUSSELL, Auaioneer.
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He reafon now givers
why no hps are ienr
out to bring the Queen
of Denmark to Eng
land is, that he has
declared The never will
quit thar country until
her character has been
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[ NUMB. ~.
T r / d A Y, June le.
n B O s T. O N.

By TIE hip Inpifsr, Captain Eruing, HrriUfd
at Philadelphia, from LSnd0ndsr,y, zoe heVs
the JSLosOing ~ p u
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
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y LoNpoN, Ap,H IS.
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ia MES LONG DE N,

CARD MAKER from LONDON,
M AXES in the neatef and beli
Iva manner, and has now ready for fale
a. his fhop, near Liberty Tree, Bofon,
(~here Mr.. Greenlaw lived) all the diffe
rent kinds of CARDS made in Great-Br
tain, or is now made ufe of in America,
particularly fcriblng and FINAL cards, in the
greareft peri, aion. The latter OF which
were never before attempted to be made in
this province: All which he will warrant to
DC equal to any in Great Britain.
N. b. The above will be fold as cheap,
or cheaper than can be imported.
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FRAZIER and GEYER,

Lave received by Captain
IA CALEF, juit arrived from London,
A freih aflortment of Spring GOODS,
which are now ready for fale at their Store
the corner of Wings Lane, near the
Market, Bsqss, where their wholefale
cuftomers, and all other fhopkeepers and
traders, in town and country may at any
time be fupplied with all kinds, and any
quantity of faple goods ufually imported
hom Grs0f.: Britdin, on as good terms, in
'Us'y rspS7, as at any Store in Amsyif0.
They would ALTO beg leave to acquaint
thofe gentlemen and ladies, who are pleat-
ed to favour them with their cuaom in the
retail way, that they have genteel abort
ment Of Fancy Goods, which, with all other
kind Of piece goods, will be cut. at faid
Store. and fold at fuch prices as will give
full fstisfaeton to the purchafer, and the
lmalleit favours gratefully acknowledged.
-" I'D, I'd, Sd, sod, and aod Nails,
Biads and lacks, Cutlery Ware, Pew
ter, Powder, Shot, Fints, wool and cot
ton Cards, window Glafs, Spices, Bohea
and, .Hyfon Tea, Stationary, Looking
GlaGcs, &c. Sc. Sc.
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New Book-Sto
JOHN Ian ON,
OppoGte the Poa Office, informs the public
that he has juf received by the Hayley,
Capt. Scott, Large and Grand
Affortment of BOOKS,
Which he is determined to fell 70 cheap as
TO give entire Eatisfaefion to the purchafer
The fslSsOi1g CataisSgs B. pr1jSafs 10 THE gen
TENN sffbs Lat0, viz.
RACON's new Abridgments of
- the Law, S vols. The fifth Vol.
may be had alone.
Burrows Reports, 3 vols. Folio.
Lord Ramond's do. 3 vols. Folio.
Peer Williams do. 3 vols. do.
Hebsst's do.
SINNERS. do.
PIbwden's do.
Iily's practical Regifer, 4. vols. Folio.
DITTO Entries.
Hiwkin's Pleas of the Crown.
BhckitUne's Commentaries of the Laws of
England, 4 vols, ITO.
ditto Analysts.
CInningham's Law Dictionary, vols. 70.
Jicob's do.
Hawkin's Abridgment of Cook.
Law of Evidence.
Trials p. Pals.
Gilbert on Devifes.
ION Tenures.
--Cafes ia Kings Bench.
Moaoy de lure Maritime.
Law Traefs., -.-
Anqney's Pocket Book. vols.
Pradical Regiiier of the Common Pleas.
BAr9es's Notes, 4to.
Fi,4erber's new Nasura Breyium.
Eabs on Crimes and Puniihments.
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There is juf imported,
At the 1riff1 Linen Wdrehoufe,
In Kino-Rreet.


In King-Rreet,
4 Large and general afortment
"a of Linen Drapery in all its Branches.
TboGe Goods are Purchafed with ready
Money in their brown fate. bieached and
6ni(hed to the beR and hiehef perfection;
brought into this Country Immediately
from the Bleach-yard) with every advan
tage poAible, and will abColutely Be fold as
Cheap, as they can be bought in any part
OF England, without exception. The al.
fOftment confiIts of, Liners of all widths,
from one to ten Shillings per Yard, Irifh
Cambricks and Dimitiss, Sheetings, Ia
bic Linens, &c. There is alto variety
Of the mott elegant Copper Plate printed
mullins, for Ladies Summer wear, much
efteemed at Prefent among tire mott fafhi-
enable People ia Engiand, Good choice
of common printed Linens, CotsOns, Cali
Goes, &c. Sc.
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TIL u r D A Y, April IL.
r O s Z q N.


B 0 S 7 . N.
I'M the I4th infant died, Mr.. Luke
~ Brown, of Worcefe-, with the
SMALLPOX Effeaual care has been taken
TO cleanfe the houfe he died in, 70 that
people may pats through the town with
fafetv.
1hurfday laa the General Ailcmbly made
choice of the following Gentlemen TO their
REFLECTIVE oAices.
The Hon. harrifon Gray, Efq; Urea
lurer and Receiver General.
The Hon. Thomas Cuihing, Efq; Com
military, General.
Hon. James Rufsl, Eq; Impof Officer
Mr.. Jerediah Prebble, jun. rruckmaaer
for Fart PssvsaN.
NOT RIES Lie.
Port of I Mr.. Dudfop Kilcup.
Bs6sn. MIR. Henry Allen.
SaItm, John Nutting, Ecq. .
MMbkbssd, Mr.. Thomas King
Nswbwy- Pert, William Atkins, Efq;
GIsResaU, Daniel Witham, Efq;
lbiVieb, Mr.. Samuel SAWYER,
CSsrkfevn, Mr.. Nathaniel Gorham.
PbmsStb, MIR. Ephraim Spooner.
BArsFaSh Mr.. Jofsph ParE .'
FrsassUs, JerethmaeI Bowers, Efq,
DoytmsStb, Elifha Toby, Efq;
York, Daniel Moulton, Efq;
Knfsyy, Charles Chauncy, Eq;
WsLL, Mr.. John Wheelwright.
Falmouth, MIR. Jonathan Webb.
Linesln, Mr.. homas Moulton.
EdgaytssVs, Mr.. John Peafe, jun.
Nasfkekd, Mr.. Stephen Hufey.
We hear the Honorable Houfe of Re-
preiehtatives have made choice of the Rev.
Mr.. Notes Parfons of By6eld, 10 preach
on the anniversary election of his MajeRy's
Council the laR Wednefday ofMay next.
:. We hear that the Rev. Mr.. Nathaniel
Robbins, At Milton, is chole to preach the
iermon az the anniversary election of Off
GERS for the ancient artillery company, the
krf Monday Of June next.
Yesterday afternoon, poor woman was
found drowned in the MilI-Pond. She was
feen picking up chips BY carpenters ihop,.
down Separate Lane, about nine o'clock the
evening before.
DIED.l. Capt. Bartholomew Chez
yer, fugar.boilers-Mrs Downes. widow
of the late Mr. Downes, barber.-Mrs. E.
lizabeth SimPfon, daughter Of the late Mr..
Nathan Simplou.- Major JohnIndicot.--v
ry fuddenly Capt. Lewis urner, gauger Of
bis MajeRy''s Cuiioms.- Mr.. Charles Hobby.
At HopkiDton, Captain Joeph Mellen,
member ofthe prefer. Houfe Of AGembly.--
At Spencer, the Rev. Joihda Eaton.--At
Sandwich, Col. Silas Bourn.--At Marlbo-
rough, Deacon James Woods. AT Phila-
delphia, Jacob KOlOck, Efq;- Mr., Jonathan
Smith.-A, Newbury. Port, William T ailOr,
EGq; deputy Collector of that port.
ARRIVED bsrs. Binney from ST. Eufta-
tia and St. Martins, Wier and Caldwell
from Cape Nchola, Brown from Madeira,
WilhaIt from reneriffe, IngefoI from Sur.
ranam, Norton, Sturgis and Hodgkins from
Virginia, Pulling, Sivefrr, Hatch, Ell
bridge and Hewitt from North Carolina,
Hubbell, and Olds, from New-Hayen,
Cunningham, Whitmarih, Foye, Claghorn
and Davis from Maryland, Rogers and
Doubleday from Philadelphia, Thacher
from South Carolina, Harris, Higgins and
Hatch from Nsw-London.