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-'"Fhe A 2 I N E, for 1764.
employment for the women and" children ; as-indigo,
rice,! and other valuable commodities, will be
raifed by thegreater ttreneth' of the'men.' :
iviay 10. A perlon nas,Jajteiy, arrived: in-town-
fei upon every "future occafion, ' ,
Yefterday the.Commiflioners of the Navy con
drafted for 500 tons o( hempof Britifh growth. V
-We-are credibly "infofmedTthat 'a penfion of
15001. per annum for Iifcjs granted to the Right
:from -QoebecV who, ; amonp other Commjftlnnw
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are informed,, has orders to engage me fkfHulHon. Lord.Sandys.
lauiv-ii, lurmc iron mines near i rois Kivieres, in
Canada, feveral gentlemenj having already formed "
themfelves into a company f with a view. to. carry oh.
that valuable manufaaure to the bed advantage.
May. 17. Ycfterday the Right-on. uhe Lord
High Chancellor kifs'd his Majcfty's . hanc on be
ing created Earl of Northington, Vifcount Henley,
and Baron,6f Grange ri Ham bftire. -
Ycfterday arrived' a mail from .New York, being vaffly. fuperior to...what has has 'ever heen
UWI U,.U14lUr g . T r--T-
They write from Breft. that the Co
have lately ordered, the. number of fea.rnen on the
marine lift, to be augmented with i5toco-menr ."
It. is rumoured, that enquiry has been made at
a publick office,) to, know in; what time they could
virtual i o,obo men, in cafe of emergency.
In confequencc of tmidentmeafure-.r'mv-
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taking;' the ihteof the 'Britifh' navy is in a"way6f
-uruugni oy .tne rite racKec, Bngltock, in 27 days, -experienced . inrformjr yMrs:; Excrpfjvc:of.a:tho-
7 orcen reas were on Ihurlday iold for a gbmea rough furvey of all his Majefly's fbips'ofwar, con
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day gave an deeant entertainment: to th foreign
Minifters, and many of the Nobility atld Gentry. '
ivir- wnKes s eitate m Kuckinghamlhjre is to be
fold, the beginning of June next, by order of the
Truftees. ' : .. ; :r;-
-The Society for the Encou ragemen t o f Ar'ts
on Wednefday evening lalt, ordered a bounty
of teneuineas-to-MrTdnrfpfTt-n
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fame contraft is nlfo in force in moft foreign ftates
in Europe, fo that let a King4s fhip put in any
wnere, ine is more ot being lupplied. . . '
Portfmouth, May2 2. Sailed the Guernfey and
Solcbay men of war for Newfoundland 5 the St
George, iaHard, from London for ' New Eng-
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Boraxjzmanufaaured in this kingdomT
-The Lords of the Admirahv. who nre malcTrio
the tour of all th& YnrH: MAr n o in a f A U ; 1 H; ft ;
I O. Some Gentlemen mlnptif tumn.Wrv rr..Y4i.,-i-a xr.i...:.L - 1 r - -1
lkill m the profeffion of engineering, are now pre- Egmont accompanied with three other Lords of
paring tojmbark for the Grenadoes.- They are to that Board, together with their Secreiiiriesmnlr
take an accuratefurvevoF-nlI
UkeanarAtffutveyor in
nlands m the Weft Indies, with Mi mnft- mmrA. nrHitrf th, r mnii.:-,. ti. n.:... .:.
ri",w": u iiiirtiiuiis- wnicn arer wun
all expedition to be put in a prODer ftate of defrnro
? - IfOrd Clive gives Capt. Mills, of the Kent,; a . '
Tboufand Pouhds for his paffage ;to Reni;
-: ' " a I . . : i -
& Ji H1 ar uuery, is n ow7 preparing;-
as they went"; enquiring into the 'nntureand-Br
lent ftate ?f all the floras ; condition of the feveral
of wr ; neceflary-jTDairsr?fc
their LordQiips vvere.pleafed to think worthy their
' ...-..r-. wr7n.;ai . uiutlfU iu UC ltiHIUlCU lOrCnWltn,
together with lome. engineers, to direft the build- and were expdted; to view Debtford,. 2nd the other
mg of the fortifications. Yards. As nothing can .be more ple.-.firg to the
May -24. Yefterday at .half paft twtlve.came on enemies of Great Britain, than to hear that her
before Lord Mansfield, and the other two Judges fhips' hre Offered to rot) in her .harbours,' ?n.d her
ol the Lourt of King Bench; at WeOm
the trial, of Philip Carteret Webb, fq ; Member founds' more grateful and harmonium m the ears of
l iIIIdl;,cl11 10T nanemere m burry, Solicitor to all the true friends thereofthan thofe that refult
from accounts of fo really interVfting and ppli-
the Treafury, .and .Fellow qf ' the Royal Society,
for Perjury, which" continued till 7 o'clock in -the -
eveningr when t heJ ury ,t wh icKwas fpecial-on
, after an abfence of half an hour, brought in their
. Verdifti Not Guilty. It was ivuh no little diffi
culty that a Jury could be irapanhelJed ro try t-.n's-important
caufe. fome of the npntltnn u;K u
becnfummqncd-neglercd-touendFnotwf
tical a concern sis the above, to wit, a timely at
mg the preffing neceffity ,for their appeararjer.
' One of them, however. , was fined tn 1. fnr hJc
miflhefs, which ic is 'hoped willhave a falutary if.
tentjon to what conftitute
nation, the nerves o'f t he Hate; fa much recom
mended arid tnl;en notice of in KirMEjeRyVlte
moll gracious .fpeechTrom the. throne. , .V v
AlllilLJi u ?n.b erof hands-re-ordored-to-"Sheerntfs
to be em ployed In t!nt Yard for- fitting
but feveral (hips there for Channel fcrvice. -;
Orders are given for feveral. ..firmed Hoops, and.
HfterijiotjI forthe coaft.of Svptlrnd,-f6r-the pro-
- . i . tction;
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