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,,UF refne6table Public are hereby IN

\, He respectable Public are hereby III
formed, that the Subcube Avine IN sutton 'h'e,a
to leave every other Branch of Bunes IN my way ana
apply myieli wholly to mat Ct making HOES. s nmo
having prepared Matters, BY Pfovidas Soh'.l'5I me
necelary Help, and large Stock, parPoic 70 oegn sS
Gra D,y Of Oober next, and continue in thai B'aneh
ony, Dl no. doUStng but 4 mss, with eisns Enso.
r,s.mrnr from thol. whom, my Ambition PromPs me 10
ierve mean thoe who well "Ihe,s 70 Al', ,e.;,
Freedom. But thoe acObites that would lniiAme ''s
Country, BY giving their Suffrage ioL the - by
Unconstitutional act, ial not through my HANDS, h'I "
any Perioa for or under me- be pped with ilssie one
unc Security be @ given, that ueh Tool is to os en-
pIOyed in making Grave fix Feet deep to moe one Tt !.
more of the Heads of thole obnoxious "'e'ehsS' tn'
Gentlemen in the neighbourng Governments may DC ,ug
piled with what Numbers they may want, 70 IiJ ~
BG,r, by gving l.alonabe Notice, whole FAyouf' wl
BE- an addilona Obligation on me, to acknowledge m!el
theirs, and the Pubcs mott Obedient and very nO.'''
Servant, > "A fd L
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Joshua GARDN Err,

ACOUAINTS his Cufomers and the Public, ina,
n he mas for Sale BY Whoeaie and Reta' at DIS ShoP
I'm Cornhil, BosToE, two Doors south OF the
A general AAortment Of Enghih Goods,
ultabc TOR the approaching Seaon, among which ae the
following Articles Supehine barry elarer dT"o' ana
light eoloured Cloths, mddng and o'o'
caet and cmion ditto, German Seges, PLAN ana haft
Bath Beaver Coatngs, Lambikn, icanet Whitney, o'ue
and cloth coourej Deyonhe KeIieys, YoTkfh' fI-ins'
MKT frzes Mems luperine Olive coodred VciVe Vee-
rets Royal Rib, Cochefsr and DSPery Baze' iaPsihhe
calet Coeheeer Baize, red and blue DuthS ShahooSi
Tammes, Duran, black and other oolouIed @aaaheoeS
Canbeeeas, ddIing and uPerfine double CamoeS' yaa
wide Grapes Poplns, Doneteens, Denmark Lutse'' ~
7-S and yard wide Irih Lnnens, lrh Sheetins 30 ans
Dowlas 7-S, yard wide and Apron width Manehe.teI
Check iriped Hollands, great Variety OF Mems Iipnea
and plain worried Hole, black and white is ditto, Wo-
meas wmled Ho, four-hread black and GRAB eoioofea
Breeches Patterns, Mems worried Caps, WSmenS ana
Cbidrens fix and worried Gloves and MIits OF various
Colours Women's blue and pomPadore Gloves ano Mitis'
white Lamb ditto, plain Tlack Peosg and thick satts
black and white prged ditto, black and coloared aa.'e,
black e-vde Peran, black, white, blue and PINK, ha-e"
Pertains and Sanet, black prged Mode black and ica'iet
Snail Cheyasx- de-ize, black and white Blond Lace o'eA
Bone ditto white thread Lace and Foong black and "h
Catput black and white GAUGES, Parne Ribbons, INK
Ferpss. Cambricks plain and Powered Lawns, Lawn
Ao,ons fix Hanakerehsis, black Barcelona ditte cheek
and ooted nnen Handkerche, black guaze ditto white,
grey and fpotted Fur Trimmings, black and whlte NUNS
and TpPsts be grey ditto, brown' white ana nan iieneu
Buckrams, 6arf TwR, worried ans fix Knee Oalters,
Death Heal and Baet ButtorS, newell Faihon Gold and
Silver Thread Buttons, fewing Silk, eooued Threads
Scotch ditto. large Allotment of Crewes asd Worited'
Pins. Needles, Tapes Shoe Coat and Quality Bindings
TTe>aG ortment of Cutlery Ware, Writing and Bonnet
/ Psf Apk Powder Ruhia and Rvens Duck oznaO"g''
h adj Gal and 2oa. Nails b. the Caik, &c. &c.
IA khich Goods will be fold 70 low Rate, that the
= AsSSSier ihal have no Reaion 20 complain.
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MIR. bLNltARD ROMAN s
AFA be-. Leave 10 in!om t!.s FIbic. that his Mas,
are now read, Tor Publication, T.: Copper VOL: beg all
done, and the Paper wh'eh he wsi o5:ed to eet
,actursd on Purpoie, is ;s.ile fne, b nor yet re-
,eyed ho Philadelphia, ellie lean great Part woai
have been delivered before row, the Subebep MAJ rel
.lre! OF receiving tie Copies 'sthis the ie Prsisls:
which is the fI.l Of January next.
Is hi. Edition is ansI, is ls4usiled thar Gch Ceae.
men who incline 10 have Copies MAJ iusbc, ss s.t,.
Fabrication none x be to = h.d for lc than IS DoiA.
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Al5, JIM rt-P,i"led (t,iee One SbAYi's)
1 Ii. ahntln Ahnn.

OF VEN SER M o N 5, VIZ.
y OF the objectionable Sin againt the Holy Ch0it
or. the Sin unto Death.--II. The Saints Duty and
EssrciCe In TWO Parts Being an ExhoratiOn to, and
Direction for Prayer-Iu. The accepted Iimoand Day OF
Salyation.-lV. The End Of Time, and Beginning OF
Eternity-v J.huas Restitution to ierye the , Lord
VI. The Way the Heaven made Plan.--Vh. Inc i''u'e
STATE of Man Or, Treatiic Of the Reiunettlan.
Bv BERT RUSSEL L,
Of Wardhura, in Suiie1.
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YUST PUBLIS II E d,

9UST PUBLISH d,
/p.;., Nine Sblings, elegantly boEad and Lffftred)
And 10 be Sold by Ohm BOYLE E. at ms Shop j"
Maiborough-Sueet,
WEN Y S L X M y n D,
i on the following Subjects, VIII: The Folly and
Danger of DuPcty in Rsso4 -. nc e,S soros Of
"a and HauOneis.-Iv The Dominion Of an omnPoient
DEITY Reaon for Joy and pails.-V, vi, and,vlI
Css3tv more excellent than Faith or HOpe.-Vlile1 Nut
preaching to the Spirits in Prfon.X RedemPtonfy GIG
Blood Of Chria.x and xl. The Connection oetweS inc
- Fsry- Religion.-XIII. The uiefulnes and lmpdf-
tanee Of religious EducatiOn.-xIv, XIV and XVI. The
Table Of the Lord rendered eontemPtble'--eAVil and
XVIII. Practical observations on the Hiory OF JUDAS and
and his tragca EndxIX. Man doomed to return 20 te
Dua tom whence he was taken.--XX. The Bieiiedneis
q E rbole who have not feen and yet have believed.
By ANDREW Ell I, d.
Paior OF Church in BosToN'
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NTEWHALL and HICHBORN, beg
IN Js,ve ,,a,..Ant their Cutomels and Others, ~
hi, and the neghboung Psrts that they PoPoie cSTS
on the CoopeIs Bunei in all its aEanChes at Sasn 40"
have opened Shop for that PurPOe, near the Ditii-
Hoale Of Mr.. JoaATHAN RoPEs, in Salem,
b. As they alto carry the lame Daines ~ 5@i'oh
as uiua one Of hsm may always be tosd IN eaeh f"Se
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To be SOLD, exceeding cheap,

If qpA.G f., iarsrail,'y) o1ocv
A N excellent eight Day LOC r.,
one Feather Bed, and one hanilsms Locking Cl@'''
n. b. As the above Articles are the Property o.
viii be iold az very great Pennyworth. Enquire Of tic
priorer. Bs3gn, Sept. aS, 1874
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IOSHUA BLANCHARD. iun.

JOSHUA BLANCHARD, Jun.
" / CS Leave to inform his rienGs, CaiIslners an
4 } oJacl. that h. has removed from his Store on Doc.
SI.Aie, to the Store lately improved by Mr.. losLrn
1YLxs, oPpohtc MIR. ScoTrs itih-L innen Sto, II
AnnStie.t, and hcn;ng the r7rth Side ct Faaeuk Hal
Market, BosTcg: Wheis il to be Sold,
Loaf and Brown Sugars, Raiins, Curra,ts,
and common Stach Ginger. Pepper, Alipiec Salt rstr.
Spht Peae, Fskn Butter, laa. Oh sey good, Libon o.
b. the galon or eG, belt Dur.sm MuGsh, Cinnamon.
Mace, Nu,megs, Cloves, BnAone, Alum, Copperas Red
wooo, Sevcs and Seve Bottoms, 10 Inch Pipes, Crown
Soap, Playing Cad, States, Indigo Of various forts, ehue
Bacon, chsele, Oitmea, AID GROCERIES Of all kincs
ALTO, newfoundland New-England Run,
Jamaica spi.it, Brandy, DOreheer Beer, taunton A.t
MIesiies, Sc.
". B. The aboy. articles will be fald by Whocfalc or
Retail unsonInoAy cheap, and all Favours gratefully ae
knowedgcd.
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500 Blanks

10000 Tickets at Dollars, are $4,000 Dollars.
There are not two Blanks to Piize.
Public and ielonsbe Notice will be given Of the Tine
and Place of drawing and when 6nihed Liz of Prizes
will be publifhet ia Eies and ellis Bolton Gazette, and
the Money will be paid the pocors OF the israe:;
Tickets, within twenty Days after Publication ss La.
Of Prizes.
Cold as well as Silver will be taken for the Tickets ard
the Prizes will be paid Oft in like Manner. Prizes nor
demanded, within twelve Months after they drawn win
not be paid, but will be deemed generouy given for tic
PurPoie alors.aid, and will be applied accordingly.
Tickets may be had at the Stores and Houies of tie
Manages, and of the Printer hereof.
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80 Cp THIEF

81 p TIL L r!
WHEREAS the Shop of the Suocr!b-
wv en- was iat Night broke open, and robbed CT '"e'e
Beaver, snd lx Beayerst II ATS. 1his IS to P'9mis
Reward of TEN DOLLARS, TO any Perian "ho ihaii
dcoger the The or thieves, 10 that ne Or <ey may es
convicted thereof aud ke Hats recovered, OF n foPuron
iof any Pa.E Of them. JAm-' ~0D'A'>'
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TSAIAH 7 Il = n a tHe I!'',1I
and publiiher OF this Paper, has kEMOF-
ED his PRlNTlNG-OfNCE, from tae
Bottom of Royal Exchange 10 Tue
South corner of AIarihall's Lane, near the Mill
BRIDGE. where his Office was formerly &eP''
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Likessile jig RstIiLbed,
ron Purpole 10 be gwen at Funerals)
A,A - no Sold at thc above Place,

(On Purpole 70 DC gwen at FuneralsJ
And 10 be Sold at the above Place,
rP,ee One Sliding Gsge, and 7ss Pence BY ibe D0zfsJ
\ REV WING & OR ID L,
"A for 6eE Sin-ick, defpairng Soul, in the Time OF
Temotation. The fame being Extract of the worthy
Authors Esperieaee OF the Particulars following, viz
l. The miraculous PercryatiOn OF his bodily Lie from the
many Deaths and imminent Dangers which thr;atned IT.
while in State Of Nature.-il. The Methed Cod took
with him, in awakening him to look into and to MIND
Sou-coaeerns, when about fourteen Years o. Age
III. How the SPrl OF Bondage took hum and whst isau
Nork If made in his Soul.-IV. How the Spirit OF
ADOPTION feceeded the Spirit Of Bondage, healing and
binding up deep Wounds sauied in his Soul thereby.
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WILLIAM BAN Il,

w IL l. | A vi ID ~ ~
EGGS Lcava to inform his Friends, CaomS,s ana o,"I h
that he has to fell, by WhoeAle and Keta''' A' HIS
STORE, fronting DocK-SovAEE, ~
A GENERA L Afiortment OF Eng lin
Il IA Ioa Goods, iuitabls for the approaching Seaion;
y ,ss' ss a. r; casG sd p S csa 81. 81 $
-z4l' "aso,e. bite, green, Peat Green Sea-sreen'
s say1 b,cE, blue, brown and cloth eoloured 40
c S' 5, mddng and low priced dro.%5h ShsCGn'
AID Tmn. ,ishhe Cloths ao ct 1nsi and fns %d
nSM2SK, Piece of Vey elegant esbhs tggrfd
i q Jingle and double sattins black white
an mn figured Satin black blue Sf green an 5 e wn:
half Yard Pertains, el,~ds Pertains; n , ri nc Co,suys
a. ns.as Waacoars and Variety ef other Articles that
' 'pc conn co- in Ue this seafsn of The Isal. 8
The s9sys'aG1s' c %Sr T ss Sa s. T.
!. all or any Of them for an Article which Is
more convenient fer bin in thele srOablei'' l~e'' VIZ
CASH.
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wRITIN and Arithmetic, to
w be taught in Evenings. The School 70 be oPens ,
che Rht Monday in October next, at the ~n's
Houe in Queen fee and be continued tor the oeaion
Where due Care will be taken for intruehon IN ts 'Aiiy1
Branches, uiua, and it Is hoped WIN rnee'
Acceptance, which hai be the AN, 81 '''
AlIiaant in one Of the public Schools -,
Sept. 10, I774. "iL@4N''
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NATHAN FRAZI L K,
DECS Leave to inform the Public, that in Conie-
~ quenee Of the Bottom Port Bill, and with View OF
accommodating thoie of his Cufomer to whom may be
OA convenient to have their Supplies conveyed by Water
he has opened Store in Salem, 1.-THE lately improved
by Mr.. JoHN JoHNsoE, and next door to MI JoHH
GooLt) where he has for flle, An Aliortmeat OF
GOODS, fuitabe for the Seafon.
Said FRAZIER fil continues his Buhne6 at his
Stor. in Bofpn, as ufual His CuRomes may be pplied
ar either of la Stores, Woleale and Retail the mott
reaionabe Terms for ready Money. He will give his per-
fona Attendance fer the prefcnt his Salem Store.
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NEw-YoRK, December 3, 1873.
P R O p O S A l. S


For printing by SUBSCRIPTION,
THE Memoirs of the Life of the Rev.
Il GEORGE WHITFIELD, NJ. A. Late Chaplin
of the right Hon. the Counties of Huntington. In which
every crcumanee worthy of natce, both in his private and
public character is recorded. Faithfully feeeed from his
original papers, Journals and Letters. Iuiated BY va
rety of ntereng and entertaining Anecdotes from the be
authorities.
To which are added,
A particular account of this Death and
Funeral and extracts from the Sermons which were preach
ed on that occafion.
BY the Rev. JOHN GILLIES, D. D.
c o Nd T o N S.
l. 1t ial be printed in large Twelves, on good paper
and with and neat types.
H. 1t will conf of about three hundred pages, and the
price TO the ubcnbers will be than Six Shillng
neatly bound and ettered, although the London edition is
nearly double that price.
Iii. 1t ihal be put the prefs oon as 600 have ub
ribed and the of the fubiribers printed at the
beginning.
Nv. The books foon fnihed, will be delivered to
the fubfnbers upon paying Six Shilngs.
W Thofe that ubcbe for twelve fhall have thirteenth
gratis.
Subscriptions are taken in by PHILIP
FREEMAN in Union-hreet, facing the Cornhelds, and
PHILIP FREEMAN, Jun. near Liberty-Tree, in Bolton,
and by all the Printers and Booksellers on the Continent.
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I TIL U RS Y, APRIL 7, 1874
FIFTY DoLLAR Reward.
7 Asst Night the Dwelling Houle o.

FIFTY DOL "A r S Reward.
I Asst Night the Dwelling Houle of
Il n the Subscriber broke open, ana from thence
were taken the following articles, viz pair of five.
chatting dhe pair of butter cups; one iilver can
large ouP ipoons; pepper box fix large table
fpoons fix tea ditto and rane marked Z. d. makers
d. Henchman, all except the poons, which have
hand for a cret lver pot ditto iugar dh
boat for poon pair of tongs five tea iPoons
and cup; porngers and two alt-eelars, all
marked L. S. FLYER tankard without lid, marked
S. M ID.
J. s. one FLYER marked /. Z. an old ahioned pep
ID.
per box, marked A. E. fix large table poons marked E.
S. one Gver ave, mark upon it, the foot resembling
the mouth of tunnel fyer tankard NAKED A. d. one
fyer Potringer without any mark three table fPoons
S.
marked A. B. one old poon marked l. S. four tea poons
no Mark one pair tea tOngs makers of thee not
D. Henchman /; Hurd iome Of them, and iome B. w.
with other inal articles.
Whoever will take up the thief thieves 70 as he or they
may be brought uce, and the plate recovered ha be
paid the above reward and eaonbe reward for any part
of the plate, in proportion to its value, per me.
Fairfield, Cennet7ierf, THADDEus BURR:
March IS, I774: ~
NJ B. If any of the above plate hould be diieovered IN
Bottom, pea give notice to John Hancock, Eiq; and an
adequate reward ihal be given.
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MIL l. E N A r Y.

CUNDRY articles of MILLENARY
- to be fold at Mrs. MEeoMs, little to the norhward
ofConcert Hail. oppote Greenleas printing-Oiee; Sans
Of the newell fhon for Coaks and Bonnets, the nlcet
ChipHats, and the common fort for covering. An abort
nent of gcnteel Ribbons Pertains, Aamodes fewing Silks
Mullins, Gloves and Mtts, Gimp Trimmings, Gauzes'
Blond Lace and Edgngs, black ditto, CaP-Wc' ooth-
Buhes, Silk Laces for Stays Pins, Needles, Threads,
Tapes, Bindings Durants and Tammes. ALTO, ready made
Caps and Hoods, &c. &c. &c.
- All forts of MILLENARY Work done with care
and expedition as uIua.
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CARAH OLIVER mott RESPECTFULLY ac-
~ quaints the Public, that he continues to keep her
SCHOOL, by the Mill Bridge, with good Accommodate
ons for BOARDING young LADIES, and teaches to
work Goats Of Arms, Embroidery, Tenth and Queen Stitch
Marking, with all Sorts of plain Needle Work; and takes
this Opportunity return her Thanks to all her Friends
for pa Favours, and aures them he will exert her utmoa
Abilities in the improvement of all young Ladies that may
apply to her.
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E, your Majeity's mott dutiful
and loyal fubje6ts, the Lords
fpiritual and temporal, in Par
Lament ahembled, return your
Majelfy our humble thanks for
your mott gracious lpeech from
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IOHN HO SEM A N,

L-WRIG T, from LONDON,
At Mr.. Ruiiell's, Hoyoke-Steet South-end, BOSTON,
UNDERTAKE to build or repair
~ mott kinds of MIL L S now in ue,either in Great
Rr;r,n o. America viz. Water, and Wind Crit Mills,
Paper and Saw Mills &c. and fits up Rollers for eruih-
ing of Malt, all in the mott and complicated manner
ao Boiling Mills of all XII dand makes up French ftOne'
and fits them UP with proper Gore Work, and he has
Wire Work for Cilnder Flour Machine, will warrant
to dre 40 Buhes Wheat Mean one hour, and will hnh
the frs conds thirds and ouhs fine and eoare Bran at
sne operaton which by Cloth Boiling Mil requires many,
il will make more or les of the @ econds, &C. by only
turning over the partitions, and will prove e the mott ue-
f thne of its kind that has been uied in thee parts
Thoie who peafe favour the aorefaid JoHN House.
MAN with their conn lnds, may depend on being
ferved as above, aud their favours acknowledged BY
their moh obedient and mott humble fervant,
John HoUSEMA N.
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Xx7HEREAS 1 the fubfcriber intend

WHEREAS | the fubfcriber intend
w leaving of the Baking bufnefs very ioOn, do take
this opportunity of returning my thanks to thoie gentlemen
nv LATE h,lhand's deceaCe. MARY SURCOMB.
NJ B. Avery good hore and handiome ehae to be fold.
Enquire of Mary Surcomb. ,,..
The bu6nefs will be carried on as uua by Mr.. William
Flagg. B9fOn, February 23d'I774'
This is to acquaint all gentlemen and
ladies' that the baking bune will be carried on as uiua
by the fubSber who determined to give universal Ia
t;sfaon. WILLIAM FLACG.
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To be l. E T,

And may he entered upon in three weeks,
a S H 0 p in King-Street, two doors
L n below the fgn of Admiral Vernon, now in the
eIPatiOn OF Msiifs. JANIS LAMB and Son. Eaiure Of
Wilnsm ThOmPion.
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FRI D A Y, April /.
B o S Il o N.

By vefel arrived at Charlefown, South
Carolina, from London, we have the
following Intelligence, viz.
L o N d . N, January ~.
qbs HUMBLE ADDRESS gftbs rigbt bonow-
able The LORDS SPIRITUAL and TEMPoR-
AL, in Parliament 4Dfmblsd: Prelfnted 10 bis
MAJES71, on Friday January I4tb, 1874.
MosT GRACIOUS SOVEREIGN,
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promotion Of ;.ae designs OF Bh mny 70 mSeh trua,
iodangerous power Sommedy aay vile peo-
pie into the hands Of the be OF Soy cIegn, will never be
Thought fate in tEoie OF vile, ash and pathe Penloner
If the concurrence of the elders this people be necea to
the contribution OF executors OF uitee, ihoud hardly have
thought of common understanding could indulge the
eoneet that ieve turn, hee elders would be Peruaded
that they had power to enquire whether hoe erVans OF
the public, dchaGed their REFLECTIVE fruits in due manner
This mutt certainly be monitor in politics. to eonittue
officers independent and neiponbe to the power nom
whence they derive their political exenee But a' this
Chmera exits probably part of the unNerie beides The
brain of the forey pinehed Mr. Huchnion, han tor the
pient iuer it remain undurhed by the further anmad-
verfons Of L. LUDLOW.
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M o N d A Y, February as.
r O S T O N,

Tueiday lat the Superior court of judicature,
&c. met according to adjournment, when the
jury were impanelled {; after which The aid
court adjourned TO Tuefday the 9TH day of June
next, and not the 18th.
We hear from Acton, that one day lait week
large, new dwelling houie belonging to Mr..
Titus Law, of that town, was entirely confu-
med by FIRE, together with the greateit part of
the furniture.
On Monday laR arrived at Martha's Vine
yard, the lhip Ifabclla, Benjamin Heming, maj
ter, from Newcaale on Tyne, in England (which
place he left on the 9TH of October, bound to
Philadelphia, and on the paiage was in great
diltrels for want of water, having none from the
10th of January to the 18th of February, but
what they diailled from fea water in the ihip's
Kettle; for long time before they had been
at very ihort allowance, and the crew 70 fiekly
as not to be able to work the ihip; and mutt
certainly have perifhed, had they not providen-
TALLY met with the loop Edmund, Capt. Lunt,
from Newbury- Port, bound to Granada, on
the 18th infant, in latitude 50, 10. longitude
60, all well, who generoulytupplicd them with
water, &c. and to whole humanity they are in
debted for the prelervation of their lives.
MARRIED. DIR. Robert Cutler, of Pei
ham to Mrs, Either Guernfey, of Amhera.