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præm. 11. S. d. Deal, London. June 27, 10 July 25.
| 136 /

106 g 107 106 $

8c8 a 79 15 0 S. E. fair lot

Males

Christ. 2 Sunday

E. by N. very hot Femal. 522

1033 105 14

105 795 a 76 5

E. fair hot

Buried

Males 781) 106 105 105

775 a 79 150 S. W. fair hot

Femal. 8055 10; 101 1785 a 79 15

W. coolish Died under 2 Years old 539 136

105 | 101 798 a 80 5

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105 101 1 8os a 815 S. E.

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105 105

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20 and 30 - 147 10 136

106 1 105 105 1101 845 a 85 15

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30 and 40 si 136 106 1

10511
845 a 81 5 .E. by N. sultry

40 and 50
12 136

106 107 107
105 10;

dos a 82 5

S. W.

rain sultry
13 136
107

815 a 82 15
S. W.

60 and

70 - IOI 14

107 107 105 { i) 105

818 a 85 15 10 S, W. faircloudy

70 and 8o

64 137

107 107

105 1845 a 83 5 10 S. W. fair hot

80 and go 24 Sunday

S. W. fa. windy 17 107

106 8;s a 84 5 10 S. W. fair rain

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106 106 101 ) 8.5 a 85 15 10 아

S. W. rain

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107
106
106
101 855 a 86 5 10 0 S.W.by W. fair

115
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107
106 106

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100100) 855 a 88 S 10

o S. S. W, wind rain
21 137
108

106
885 a 20 5 10
S. W.

In Mid, and Surrey 730

fair 22 137

106

City & Sub. Weft. 367 895 a 90 5 10 S. W.

fair 23 Sunday

S. by E, fair 3241 185

108 107 106 106 100 gis a go5 126 S. E,

rain fair

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108 106 106 100 % gos a 885 126 S, W. fair

394 26 137 1 185 116 108 i 106 105 106 106 I 100

18 S. W. dos a 90 5 126

fair

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106

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25

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185 1 / 2

106 106

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5 12

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1

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Our foreign Gazettes have not yet given general of the united provinces rerol. any certain account of the young pretender, ved to negotiate the sum of 7,500,000

but the most probable is that we had about
Florins by way of lottery, on account of a month fince from Bologna, of his being in-
the generality : This lottery is to confift

cog. at a country house between that city
of 7500 tickets, of 1000 Florins each, one and Ferrara, However, letters by the
half to be paid in ready money, and the last mail from Rome say, that he still con-
other in government bills for things sur- tinues incognito at Venice, and that the
nithed, or services performed for the state, pope had sent for the cardinal his brother,
since 1741 inclusive : The highest prize to and desire him to u'e his interest with
be 100,000 Florins, and the lowest icoo : his father, to manage matrers so as to get
The poffeffors to have ibree and a balf per him to return to Rome,
cent. interest, to commence the ift of From Malte we have an account of that
January next, and the principal to be paid Ifand's having been in the most imminent
in 34 years : And to encourage people to danger of being delivered up to the Turks,
become adventurers, the whole amount by a conspiracy among the Naves, set on
of the prizes is to be 8,000,000 of Florins ; foot and contrived by the Bajhaw of Rbores,
fo that the state must pay 5c0,000 Florins who has been for fome iime a prisoner
more than it receives; which thews, that there, but allowed to go at large upon the
the people of Holland are not such fools as solicitations of France. The conspirators
they are in other countries, where the had laid their plot to massacre the grand
adventurers often pay a premium for leave master, and the knights, upon the festival
to risk their money in a lottery.

of St. Peter and St. Paul, on which day
As the riotous spirit still continues among the inhabitants of Malta resort in great
the people in the united provinces, a dan- numbers to pay their devotions at Veletra, a
gerous insurrection happened the first of

place upon the isand celebrated on account this month at Holwert and Ternaard in of St. Paul's being lipwreck'd there, as Friesland, where a great number of the he was going to Rome ; so that the city common people assembled in such arms as Seems yearly on that day as if it were dethey could provide, with a design to set serted. The conspirators had, it seems, a aside the assessinent lately established

correspondence with the Ottoman port, and This infarrection was, it seems, designed expected that several Turkish armed vessels to be general all over the provjace, but it and a squadron of Barbury corsairs, would broke out at Holwer: three days before the by that day be hovering upon the coasts of appointed time, which gave the magiftrates that island to assist them in their design; an opportunity to prevent its coming to a but the whole was discovered by a Græcian head in any other place; and at Holwert it merchant, who gave private intelligence of was easily quelled by sending thither a de.

it to the grand master and by that means tachment from the garison Leewarden, all the conspirators were scized at once.

From Paris we hear, that his excellency And from Berne, in Swiserland, we the earl of Albemarle, the British ambassador, have an account of a dangerous conspiracy's arrived there the 25th inst. N. S. and from

having been lately discovered there, the dethe same place we have an account, that fign of which was to have overturned there is a prodigious scarcity of corn in all the present government, and, it is said, the southern provinces of France, where it to have murdered all the members of the has not for some time been under tex livres

prelent regency: It was to have been exa buhel, and that at Lyons it now sells for ecuted in this manner : In the night be22 ; but his most christian majesty has or. tween the sth and 6th inft. N. S. one dered his intentants to endeavour to furnih lieutenant Fouetter was to find access to them with such a quantity of all sorts, as the secretary who kept the keys of the city may supply their present necessities.

gates, whom he was to murder, and by From Spain we are advised, that his that means possess himself of the keys : catholick majelty has obtained from the After which he was to run directly and pope a bull. impowering him to raise three

open one of the city gates, to let in a numper cent, out of all church revenues in Peru

ber of armed peasants, who were to be ready and 11exico annually, which it's thought for that purpose, and being joined with their will add greatly to the publick revenue of associates in the city, they were to seize that monarchy : That his majesty has sent

upon and confine or murder all the present the strictest orders to all the governors in magistrates, and every one that offered America, to put an end to the illicit trade

any resistance : Then their chief leader, one carried on there by foreigners; and that capt. Herzi, was to have been proclaimed the rich feet under admiral Regio from the di&tator, consul, and deliverer of the reHavanna was arrived at Corrunna, with a

publick of Berne, as appears by a manifesto vait quantity of treasure on board, berides

they had prepared to publish, which has other valuable effects.

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