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JACOB He M z T,


DENTIST to her Maiefy and the Pin
eeis %msli0.
|DEGS Leave to recommend to
- the Public, his newly dilcoVered r.
fnce Of Pearl, and PtarI Ds'tifrice, who
he has found to be greatly fuperior not only
in elegance, but ALTO in efficacy, to any thing
hitherto made ufe of for complaints of the
Teeth and Guns: Particularly they will pre-
jsrvs the Teeth in perfect found fate, even
old age; they render them white and
eautful, without in the leaf impaiTing the
uamel fgt2.n fuch as are looie, keep luch
as are already decayed from becoming woFie'
prevent the 7o0fb- Atb, perfectly cure the
Seuyvy in The Guns, and make them grow
firm and cls6 to the teeth they likewIfe
render the breath delicate, f@eet, and re
medy almof all thoie diIorders that are the
confequence Of fcorbutic gums.
Sold (by appointment of Mr.. Hemrt)
wholefale and retail, by N. Blylcy, PERU
rAer, in CockfPur itreet, near ne bottom
of the Hay market, London, and at U>iAf-
-am Scon's Ififh Linen Store, near the Draw,
Bridge, Bottom, New. England.
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1 eoruaIy IS

g5ii deg wre 3Abh@fd,
GEVEN Sermons, viz. /. OF tie
- objectionable Sin againa the Holy
Ghoif Or, The Sin unto dealh. II. l he
SAINTS Duty and Exercile: In two Parts.
Being an Exhortsiion to, and Direction & E;
Player. Ill. The Accep'ed Time and Day
of Salvation. Nv. The End of Time ami
Beginning of Eternity. V. Jssaa's Refoy
luton to ferve the Lord. vi. The Was
to Heaven made plair. VII. The future
State of Man: Or, A Treati6c on the Re.
fuTeClion. 4 8 = ~
BY Der + RI SELL
At W,@dbarR n SUSSEX. ,
Bolton Printed and foid by |. THOMAS
near he Mill Bulge.
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Th he I, + 7.

4 Building and parcel Of land adj
IA j9inirg, in the center OF the town
Of. Bolton fronting one Rrest or high way
one bundled and fly feet The building
will te altered to dwelling, work-houis, or
mop, as may Guit he buGnefs OF any one wanting
tie fame. Erquire at the ware hOuie NO. "A
az the Long Wharf
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AT the IRISH LINEN STORE in Ann
fireet, near the Draw. Bridge, Bottom,
Has jut imported from Ireland,
4 Large quantity of "a, rs
n and yard wide Linens of all prices,
Diapers, clouting ditto, Huckabuck, Dow
las, Table Cloths, 9 Sths wide Sheetings,
white Ticken, brown Hollands, &c.
A great variety of European and
India Goods, amonga which are, broad
Cloths, Lambfkins, Coatings, Baizes, sc
fix and wosRed Stuffs, Popins, Grapes,
Denmark LuRtes, MifTiuets, Dorfetteens,
Candles, worried Damafks, sc. Sattins
and capuchin Silks of all colours, with lace
and fur trimmings, Ducapes, friped and plain
LuteRrings, Engliih Damafks, &c. a large
alortment of Ribbonds, GAUGES ,ffriped and
lowered Jaconet and 4 wide book Muffin
of all prices; Jerfey, Aberdeen knit, and
patent ribbed mems wo,lied Hofe, ditto plain
of all colours, for men, women and chill
dren with too great multiplicity ofgoOds,
fuitable for the feafon, to be enumerated in
an advertisement, all which will be fold at
the loweR reduced prices for ready money
only.
Excellent Gloucefer Cheefe,
French Indigo, Teas, Coffee, Spices, sc.
patent Cakes for making the liquid filming
backing for lhoes and leather bottomed
chairs, sc. number of low priced bound
Books of divinity, Bibles. TeHaments, SC.
a Convenient Biacklmith's ihop
n at the North End. Enquire Of the
Pln'er.
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INDIAN CORN, juf imported
and to be fold reafonable, if applied to- I'M n,
mediately. Enquire at JOHN WINTHROP
S,o,e near the market, or on board the ichoone'
Diamond, now lying at the fOuih hde OF the
Long Wharf.
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HOICE DUMB FISH, to be
I \ fsld cheap for Cafh; apply to ~
REMIAH WRBB, near he Newborn Chu cA'
o. 20 PETER clark al. Francis Trees oP
polite ChrIft- Church,
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T E A T H E R S,

T Z a l II T. n D
OHOTCE water fowl feathers, to
Z 4 he foid at 9NOcH BROWNS fore,
p~a,r neck. which nc viii fell as he does every
tbirg sifs, ex@s@ely cheap.
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q Convenient Biacklmiths ihoP
n at the North-End. Enquire of the
Punter.
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? u E S d A Y, Augua II.
B O S T O N.

They write from Jamaica, that Admiral
Montagu is TO have the command of the feet
on that hation, in the room of Admiral
Rodney, who is to have the government OF
New York in the room of Governor Try
on, who is to be appointed commander in
chief of all his Majeay's forces in North.A
merica, in .he room of General Gage.
Extra3 Of letter t'om gentleman Of emf
nEnet in London, 10 bis Jrifnd in Bsq0n,
dated JHnsII, 1878.
" have read Mr.. fuckers Sermon
with great pleafure, Lord - and Lord
- approve of it much as they do of
your proceedings in the town and the Ahem-
bly,. They certainly do great credit to the
province and to tine caufe Of America
Surely the Governor will not venture in the
field of controversy again. -
Election Srmon-I77I.
GRANADA, july 3. On Monday
(e'nnight, dreadful gale of wind happened
at Tobago, which did great deal of da-
mage, particularly in the windward part of
the iland Ion feyeral efaies almof all
heir houles were blown down, as we'll as
their pantains, and few or none have efcap.
ed without fome lofs.-Thc Lord How
Cutter was driven on ihore at Minifer bay,
but fmall part of her cargo, coniiiiing of
twenty one hogiheads of fugar, was faved,
and twas expected they would be able to
get her hull off, A brig from Csfco. Bay,
Capt. Potts, was forced to put to fea, with
he lois of her anchors and cables, but re-
Turned in three days, having fortunately met
with the Crefceut frigate, Capt. ThompfOn,
who luppied her with every thing lhe food
"a need of. Capt. Potts and two Of his hands
Iendeavoured to get on board The brig when
he gale began, and have not fince been
heard Of, 70 tits feared they all periihed.
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WEDN ESDAY, Augua IS.
II q 6 7 q N

Capt. Ewing is arrived at Philadelphia,
from Londonderry, with SI3 pah, ngcrs /;
he failed in company with the fhip Alex
and:r, Capt Hunter, who has on board
$50 .paAengers and with the ihip Han
nah, Capt, Mitchell, with $50 paGsngers
the latter of which is arrived at New
Cattle, 70 that in thefe three ihiPs, and
Capt. Conyngham, this country will re-
ceive the addition of 1000 inhabitants.
MARRIED. Mr.. Moses Gil, Of this
town, merchant, to Mis Rebccca Boylfon,
youngeff fiffer to Mr.. Thomas Boylfon, Of
this town, merchant.
DIED. Mr.. Nathaniel Band, Saxton oil
the New South Church.-Mifs Rachel Bar
low, relia of Capt Henry Barlow, deceafed.
AT Lexington, Mrs. Elizabeth Fefenden,
wife of Mr.. Thomas FeHenden, of that place.
AT HANOVER, Col. Ezekiel Tuner, oi
that place. AT Salem, Capt. Ifeal Obear
AT Bridgwater, Mrs. Ames, wife of Nj,
ames Ames and Mrs. Ames, the wife Of
Mr.. Thomas Ames, both Of that place -
AT New Haven, Capt. lanes Minot, EIqi
late of Concord-On the coat of Africa.
Capt. Walter Hammers, of Newport.
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RSDA Y, Augua re.
B O S T . N.

Extrad Of letter from NesObary fsrf. !
Saturday, Augua IL, Between ieven and
eight o'clock in the morning, violent lorna
90 or hurricane arofe. took is courfe from The
EAT, krf aruek Ssllbury point, and following
the courfe of Merrimack river, fPread devsfstioo
before it. for about the lpsee OF a mile in width.
BY levellirg with the ground ieveral well built
hoY(es, almoll new, unroofrg Others, teTire
down fhops, and fhaueriug, more or leis, al
mott every houIe and building from SAilblry
point to about a quarter of a mile above Ain.
lbury ferry -CapI. Smith, ofBs~e ly. was iet
tire IN a fiilm,kcr's loft At Almibhy, when the
hurricane came, ard in m m.nt r. ard the
whole building were carried away together. tie
edi6ce rent to pieces and dilpe'ied, and the ID
tIppy man found lying len!elels by III: h-e Of 9
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~ TO fuch as uggcR or with an ab'idge
nent Of Engiifh Libe'lies.-n fpeedy export
{ the enemies Of lbcft", and all fate cater
pillars The fpsedy eaabliihment Of a wife
md permanent Adminifration.--All our
riends in Great Britain.-A union Of tine
colonies The Bifbop of ST. Aiaph. "a
perpetual constitutional union and harmony
between Great. Britain and the colonies
The whole was conducted with regularity
and good order.
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The Bihop of St. Afaph's excellent Ser
mon, lately preached btfSrs the Sseiety fer
prepqgaring the Ggpei in Jortign parts,
may be had at the Heart and Crown in
CornbiN, Bottom
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DANIEL BELL,

IL "A ~ T. IL ID = l. l.,
Would RESPECTFULLY inform his hiends. and
| the public, thar he has iua opened fore on
the Town Dock, lately improved. by Mr..
| John Williams, and the next door Southwark
to M. Samuel Elliot, Jun. where be now has
| ready for iAle,
lXXI EST-INDIA and New Eng
w lard RUM.
Fyal Wine,
Loaf and the bea Brown Sugar.
Common ditto, Rice,
Excellent Bohea Tea. hPeriour not, to be
Good French Indigo, found.
| Fine Crown Soap,
Cocoa, ofan extraordinary quality, jult arrived.
The beA warranted Chocolate,
Coffee, Pepper, Muaard,
Nutmegs, Cinnamon,
Mace, Cloves, =.
PiemeEto exceeding good, Starch, &C. &c.
Which articles. with every other 10 the WEST
iNDIA WAY, he pnrpcies conRsn,ly to keep.
and will fell them, either by WholeEle or Re-
Gail, upon fueh terms, 90 msP invi c the cpAom
If ell who have regard to their own IN.
tsreR He Aatters himief, that he ihall MET
with encouragement, 90 every. faculty will
DC Exsvfs6 TO give entire lstsiIeton, and the
e'& favour excite gratitude, TOO gIeat 70 be
uy acknowledged.
N. B. Buinels upon COMMISSION in sny
branch of merchandise. will be received at
lid fore, with the warmef thanks, and at-
ended to, nor only with peculiar fidelity and
care, but ALTO done at the moa reaionable rate.
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Drugs and Mcd.tiAce:
\ feih sad large # atm,r, e Drugs aud NJ,
d:ci'es. are luf aur'el j. C~ptsn [, de. ard
70 De iold 10 large or FINAL qa'n,nie', b.
M. B. GOLD + HW AIT,
AT his HOP near the Mill sidgc PeGen.
-dno,s g,tifb meftr fele.ci,g, viz.
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SALES by Auction.
New Auetion-Room, CornhilI.
To morrow at T Z N in the Morning,
Will be fold by PUBLIC VENDUE,
Al the AuElion-R pom in Cornhill.

AT the AuaiOn-R oom in Cornhill.
4 Variety of genteel Houfe
L N Furniture, smorsa which are, Four
Night Tables, FIVE Gard ditto, two breskf,H
iiIto, two Chef Drawers, two Dtls, two les
IF Chairs, with FIX D'msG bottoms, one Sofa,
all Mahogany and London made one fecond
hand H,rpfcord, q number of hsndfcme Pic
urss, one elessn. Eight day Clock, fome Silver
plate, Feather Beds. &c. &c
w. GREENLEAF, Auaioneer.
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| ~4""'S "N"" "f fNf -tHV 'e"S' VIE
DR.. James's ie- Godfrcy's Cor
yer powdes. dial.
KEY Icrs juGiy famous Se,ueI's mt; a prev
Pills. cd rentirice Tor The
I.oekyer's ditc. Tech. ......
Anderion's diuO. GrenouehsTinaare for
Hooper's family ditto. the Teeth.
Turlington's BALKAN of Ditto for the Teeth
life. Ach,
Bateman's drops. BALKAN of Honey
Eau de LUCE. EHencs Of Pepper.
Dc Sworn pow Mint.
d
Arc .imo1 evry kind Of PATENTED spIcixEs.
ALTO, Phials. Cslipots, Mortar,, &c. &c.
All kinds of SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Hungry and Levander W ster, Court plsilcr.
a variety Of Smelling bottles. Ssgo. Sslop, Bar
ley, Cephalic Snuff for the Head.,ch. CAM
died Ginger, Cnron Choice Velvet Cotks,
nv the large or fmall quantity Ref Almonds.
Turkey Figs, Raifn,, Prunes. Tama,iGds -
Vermaeeli. Oter, Ground Mldder, and other
dye duff Spices of all kinds. &c aoliDa Pink
Oot.--Rspree atd sher SOuas b, the pound
or ltfs quantity Florence and Other o L S.
The above sGortmeut coH6aine of gre's
variety. will be fld on reAionsbe TERMS
ConAant abundance will be given, and every
favour gratefully Acknowledged.
D etor's BOXES with proper dirctsions.
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1 u ( ) D A Y, AuguR 81.
3 O S t O N.

We earn from Marlborough, that Mr..
Oliver Whrtcomb, young man belonging
he, place, was lately accidentally drown
ID as he was bathing himfelfthere.
We hear f,om Portfmouth, in Virginia
TIA, on the 4ih infant, fchool-houie there
wherein was the matter and number oI
fcholars, was aruok BY lightning, and that
bible, which as the ichoo- matter fat, lay
between bis legs, had hole made quite
through he cover and al the leaves Of the
shole books but proyidenrially neiiher be
nor any other per(on il the fchOol received
he leaf hut.
DIED. ! At fairfield, in Connecticut, Rev
joeph Lsmion, paaor of the EPifcoPa
lchuIch ia that town.
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Ugh; gallies. Tie Rufians had one fhip OF
fifty guns, four ofthirry Ex, and ieverai iloops
The battle was fought bravely on both fdes,
and leemed to incline towards the RuniAns /;
but al unfortunate accident turned it in "a
YOUR Of the Turks the SO gun chip by
ZONE misfortune took FIRE, and was drove 10
among the Ruiisn # gates, where lhe blew
up, and occaiioned the greateR confuGon,
which the Turks taking the advantage Of,
boarded and took, with little relifance.
Two of the frigates and three Hoops, with
the frigate taken before, and the four tranf-
ports, made ten fail taken; the ref, as
night then came on, made their efcaPe BY
its favour. This victory is of much conf
quence, as it again puts the Turks in
polIeliion Of the town of Aloph, and the
Pauius Meotis, which ha, been for fome
ume uiurped by the Mulcovites."
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" B d S DAn0.,ff 40.

We hear that filming vsGel arrived at
Marb lehead lali Friday,and brought in about
40 ouintsls of flh the people of whom,
or Tome Of them, before they failed for that
place, had been in the houle where the
mall pox broke out, before it was known
it was that difempeT, and On the voyage
hey all had that difeale without fufpeetlne
what it was, and one Of them IA boy died
{ il they afterwards found themielves 70
weak and poorly that they were obliged to
get Cape Ann veEel to fPare them two
hands to bring them in.
NEWPORT, AEgEf 23. The Honour
able the General Ailcmby of this colony
net here laff week, when the Hon. Met
calf Bowler, Efq; Speaker Of the Lower
ioufe, read letters from the Speakers oil
he aHemblies of number of the other CO.
mes, concuring with the relolves, &c.
ately entered into by the glorious Hoale OF
3urgtGes in Virginia.
The Speakef ALTO read the copy Of let
cred Ggned G. Rome, which was lately re-
lrned from England, with thoie of CO.
,ernor HutchiOfon, Thomas Moffat, &c.
hen after debating lhort time, they de
rred the further confederation Of it I'LL the
,ext lsfion, and gave the Speaker orders to
write TO the Speaker of the Honorable
ioule Of Commons of the Maiiachuletts
Gay. for the original, in Mr.. Rome's own
| ) and writing, as no legal procels could be
nsd on the copy.
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SA III r d Az Auguli 28.
Is Q S L O N,

We hear from Harwieh, that few week.
ago, they had there exceeding hard thunder
add lharp lightning, which truck two
houles "A young woman in one Of ths
noules was truck with the lightning which
melted a buckle IN one OF her ihoes and
vent through her foot, making hole, but
lhe received no other hurt.
MARRIED The Rev. Jonathan
French, of Aodover, to Mlfs Abigali
Richards, Of MIlron.-Mr jeremiah
smith, of Bridgwaier, to Ms Peggy FaT,
f Eaton.
New York, AEgaf q. On TueJsy
rived the fnow Favourire, Capt. Thomas
lher, in nine weeks aod two days from
hlte Haven, having on board from North
3'i'ain IL PATIENCE >, intending to fettIe in
his colony; they are notify young, and all
emsfkably healthy, we'll looking people,
having had neither iicknels nor death on the
.oysge, except young child who was i'll be-
orc it came OF board.
HARTFORD, AzgaN 10. We hear from
flba6y, chat on the goth Of July laft, three
egroes were hanged here, putiuant to their
sntence, for breaking open and robbng a
merchants ihop, in that place, of calh and
75cs1s to a comfortable amouot.--We alto
ieafkhRt white man and mulatto we're the
-afneyAy executed Zone at PoughkeepGe,
he 1Her at Efopus) for horfe Healing.
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controversy. AnG ] nri be convince
tin nan Is roi!sh:d Of very bad oharac
ttr, before ! proceed to call him taraaamss,
CT rcp.elen, bin as delsving umseIfal in
cigns,ion."
As you would by no means have me con
cluje Shat you are an advocate Tor that IN
rtajaaHhls,aa aarig b'fs3 Claim which'he bre-
'nen oflome of the churches, who, oever.he-
lels, pretend to be directed by the Platform,
,'h:n.cf a right to depoie miniGer without
,he advics OF council: So. on my part, !
would BY no means have you conclude ]
an an advocate for thoie clergymen, il We
have any fuch among US, who wontonly ne
gative The votes of their churches. And !
mot heartily join with you il whiting, I" ftsf
OKtbe rights sfbofb minjiis,s 0ndebrebss sUsrs
clearly STATED, and, eonGfentb sVitb TIE
lPi,ii q the gsfei, more STEADILY and u
NIroRMILY MAINTAINED, than thy are
al prefnt" nS..s z.
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sC~S@9@3 IohV"ibS AuiIs " "
attributed, viz.
To the arthcers, workmen, and labour
crs of the Dock-yard, Vi6fualliug Office
and Gun wharf, 1900 ].
To the companies OF the BarAeur and Au
guRa yacht, and The crew Of his Majefy':
barge, $50 !.
To the poor Of PortfmoWh, Portfea, ant
Gofport, $50 |.
His Msjeay was alto pleafed TO make
fome other fnaler gratuities /; and to feleale
the pritoncrs confined in Ponlmouth goal 70,
debt.
His Msjeay was faluted by triple diff
charge of all the cannon round the fortified
tons as we'll as of thole of South.Sea CAT
tie and Block .houle fort, and by rzruse Or
twenty-one guns on paling Portfea bridge.
MANY thoulands of people attending the
the chaire, with the loudef acclaE. atoms, 10
the end Of the Mayors jarildiaion aAd at
every place, through which his Majeay paf'
fed. there were the ffrongea demonstrations
of ioy. AT GodaImin, band of muiic
accompanied by the voices of all the lnhabi-
tants, flung COP SAVE THE KING, the
whole way through the town AtGuldford,
the Erect was lined with the inhabitants
The gentry, who were attended at one o.
the public houies, faluted his MAjeity as be
paae ed with the colours of the town.
Throughout the whole OF his MsJeity'
Journey here were numerous aiiemblles o
people in every place where ms MaJeitJ
paGed, expecting in the warmet manneI
their duty and Affection, and their JOY at fee
inc the fovereign among them.
About two o'clock in the afternoon ths
King arrived in perfect health at Kew.
Tuiy 4. This day his MajeGy wen. te
she Houle of Peers, made fpeech to both
houres, and put an end to the prelent feillor
of parliament. His Majsa)'s SPEECH wa
tubRantially as follows
g" My LoYds and GfntismsH,
81 canno. clo.e this feiii IN of Parliamen
without returning you my hearty THANKS TO
the great care, ali1uity and perseverance
which you have lhewn on all occsiions
tn. war which fall fublias between tn
RuHians and the Turks both OF which / an
clo(sly connected with, though under n
immediate promife, gives me great unea
iinsfs.
{" Geailsmsn Of The HSgjt Of Csmm,n'
=" heartily thank you foe the lupp'lS
Won have 20 chearfully granted on all oceal
oos. and likswlle for the tfeady PeTlevetaoC
Won have lhewn in the buiinels OF the Ind
company, who are relieved; and at the IAN
time are GLAD to info'm YOU, that DotwItl
Iitanding the VAR expences Ct the year, IN
f,ms of the natIona' dso, i, leRtned.
" Ny Lo,,, Gsd Gentlemen,
Ii fi1all be my chief ifudy to prefer
IN: general tranquility of my kingdom, al
,he rights with which | am en,ruited."
Sir Fletcher Norton made long fpee
70 the throne, informing his MAjsHy that
kiouie Of Commons had done all that lay
their power, though not 70 much as tn
wilneA, fox the relief Of The India ComPaI
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[, June 10
is Majeay fet out
from the Commimon ?
ers houie, on his return
to Kew, at three quar-
tiers after fix O'Clock,
having been graciouA
pieaSd to order the
following Gums to be
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F RID A Y, AuguR II.
B . S T q N.

B, rbs GvsfUsr0r mqG:J&p, Capt Brown, sObs
a,yiVsd at MsrO-Hdrk, tyom London, blt
IeP frOm Plymouth, rUs have the tOllosVing
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
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