of Velvet at Chrift-Church, Newgate-ftreet; Ralph Seaton, Efq, at Little Panton, Lin- B coln pire. Wm Ruffell, Efq; of Warwicksh. at Marlborough, on his Way to Bath. Jn Drake, Efq; at Wymondham, Norfolk. 17. In Jones, Efq; at Caermarthen. 18. Edw. Harrifon, Efq; of a large Eftate, one of the Governours of St George's Hofpital. Wm Kirby, Efq; at Rickmansworth, 19. Geo. Willy, Efq; at Wimbleton, poffefs'd of 2000 l. a Year. Rev. Mr Wenham, Rector of Rotherfield, Suffex. 20. General Groves, in New Bond-freet. George Freelove, Efq; at Hampton, Middfx. Mr Allabay Maltfter, at Leigh, Essex, worth 20,000l. 21. Tho. Stiles, Esq; at Kensington GravelPits, worth 800 1. a Year, Mr Knapton, fen. in Ludgate-freet. Chriftopher Lethuillier, Efq; at Bath: He was a Director of the Bank. 22, Tho. Lewis, Efq; at Soherton, Hants, Father in Law to the E. of Plymouth. C D John Dalby of Hurst Efq, chofe one of the Verdurers of Windfor Foreft, in room of William Angel Efq; deceas'd. Laws Efq; Governour of Bombay. A LIST of Ecclefiaftical PREFERMENTS, R Smith, PRESENTED to the Living of Kirby, Torkshire. MR Mr Fowke, to Northwolfbam and Antingham, Norfolk. Mr Dealtray, to that of Sipingbork, Torkfh. Mr John Wells, to the Vicarage of Deepham, Norfolk, in the room of Mr Cory, deed, Mr Soley, collated to the Rectory of Threxton, Norfolk. Mr Giddings, to the Vicarage of Surlingham, Norfolk. Mr Lucas, to the Rectory of Bendington, Norfolk. Mr Hicks, to the Vicarage of Caveston, Somersetshire. Mr Burroughs, to Rect. of Ishampstead. Mr Ballard, to that of Old-Windfor, worth 120l. per Annum. Wm Cockburne, to that of Shipwith, Hants. Mr Packer, to that of Shillingford, Berks. Langhorne Warren, to that of Charlton, Kent, worth 300l. per Annum. Mr Mafters, made Prebendary of Fork. MrWynn, Prebendary of Heathfield, Sussex Dr Hubbard, Prebendary of Norwich, in room of Dr, Cross, decd, Mr Drew, Chaplain to Sir John Thomp fon, Ld Mayor. Mr Jofeph Hill,-Prebendary of Brecon. Mr Molloy, Treasurer of Chrift-Church, Dublin. Dr Wilcox, chofe Mafter of Clare-Hall, Cam The Lady of Sr Robt Clarke, Bt. in Oxfordsh. E bridge, in room of Dr Adams Master of Sid Sifter to Sr Francis Skipwith. 23. Mr Sam. Hughs, Deputy-Comptroller of the Excife; a Place worth 180 l. a Year. Peregrine Stratford, Efq; at Cheynes, Bucks. 25. Rev. Mr Jackson, Lecturer of St Faith, and St Austin, London. A LIST of PROMOTIONS for Nov. 1736. ARL of Broadalbin, unanimoufly cho Eront of the 16 Peers of Scotland, in room of the Earl of Balcarras deceas'd. Mr. Erneft, MADE Page of the Bedcham F ney College. BANKRUPTS. DAvid Beveridge, of St Giles in the Fields, Middlefax, Chapman. Nat. Walker, of Windmill-freet, Weftm. Joyner. John Welch, of Chichefter, Suffex, Linnen-Draper. Tho. Collins, of Hanover-Square, Middlefex, Carpenter. ber to the Princefs of Wales. A new Place. G James Horne, of Fleetftreet, London, Victualler. Lord Auguftus Fitz-Roy, a Son of the Duke of Grafton, Capt. of Eltham Man of War, Mr. le Grand, Lieutenant of the Yeomen of his Majefty's Guard, in room of Andrew Charleton Efq; deceas'd." Lord Charles Hay, Son of the Marquis of Tweedale, Colonel of a Regiment of Dragoons in Ireland, in room of Sir Adolphus Oughton deceas'd. - Provoft-Marshal William Fanffen Efq. of his Majelty's Leeward and Caribbee Islands in America, in room of Patrick Graceford Efq; who furrender'd. H Edward Davis, of Devizes, Wilts, Clothier. We have been upon the Subject of D. H.'s 636 Prices of Stocks, &c. in NOVEMBER, 1736. Course of Exchange. Amfterdam-35 3 STOCK S. .Stock100 a Monthly BILL of Mortality, from Octo. 26, to Nov. 23. கூ S. S. New Annu. 110 -dit. 3 per C. 105 S. S. Bonds 31.5s. a3l. Bank 149 Circul. 20 s. Mil. Bank 116 Paris 32 Cadiz 41 Madrid 41 India 178 44 Bilboa 41 Leghorn Genoa 52 African 16 Venice York Buil. no Price Royal Aff. 111 50 -561a5 -55 --- 10 Price of Grain at Wheat 24. to 335. Rye 15s. to 195. Barley 16s. to 19s. Oats 10s. to 155. od. Peale 20s, to 26s. -Bonds 67. 25. Lon. ditto 14 Bear-Key, per Qr. P. Malt 15s. to 213. B. Malt 15s. to 195. od.Tares 14s. to 18s. Hay H. Peafe 131. to 15s. 5 s. a Load. EXTRACTS of LETTERS THE French from Vertinico having frequently taken Veffels belonging to this land, under pretence of being within three Leagues of their Shore, and on Application made for Redress, their Governor did not grant any, but referred us Home Our Governor fitted out a Sloop, made Reprifals of two of their Ships, and condemn'd them for the fame Reafon. On this they fent a Flag of Truce with a Marque, &c. to follicit their Delivery; and it's now our turn to refer them Home. Here has been little Rain fince January: And we are almost burnt up, fo that Provifion is dear, and Spring-Water is fold to the Poor for 1 s. 6 d. and 25. per Pail, and Ships pay Gs. per Hogshead for Pond-Water. From Charles Town in Carolina. John Hammerton, Efq; one of his Majefty's Council, Charles Pinkney and Othniel Beal, Efqrs; the Committee fent by the General Affembly of this Province to Savanna to confer with James Oglethorpe, Efq; abont the Georgians compelling us, by Force, to fubmit to their Laws, and feizing the Effects of their Traders, being return'd; reported that they were received very kindly by Mr. Oglethorpe, who told them, he would fend Between 20 and 30 40 50 60 Between 30 and Buried. Within the walls 70 80 90 --- 47 134 178 171 149 107 67 55 9 from our Plantations this Month. Orders to his Agents and Officers in the Indian Nations, not to molest or feize the Traders from that Province, and that the Navigation up the River Savannah should be fettled: During their Stay at Savannah they were handfomely received and entertained by Mr. Oglethorpe, who the Night before they left the Place, gave them a Ball for the Ladies, &c. Frederica in Georgia, August 30. The Governor of St Augustine having acquainted Mr Oglethorpe, that Don Antonio de Arrodondo was fent Commiffioner from the Governor of Havanna, to make certain Demands and Propofitions to him, he fent out a Sloop to bring Don Antonio by Sea into this Place. There are three Compamies of Foot arrived atSt Augustine from Havanna, under the Command of Don Philip. Don Antonio appeared off this Bar laft Wednesday, in a Spanish Veffel with fix Guns, in Company with the Sloop, and was permitted to come into Jeky! Sound, but not up to the Town. We hear that he folemnly demands, that the English fhould evacuate all the South of St Helene's Sound; and in cafe he does not agree with Mr Oglethorpe, he is to go to Charles-Town with that Meflage. Mr Oglethorpe and he have had several Conferences on board the Hawk Sloop. PETERSBURG. Slate Audience of Czarina, instead to the War with the Turks, and that the Emperor have no Hand in it: 'Tis even affir'd, that his moft Chriftian Majefty will not part with Fort-Kehl or Philips barg till Ruffia makes up Matters with the Porte; for he would not have fuch useful Allies as the Turks deftroy'd, nor the Emperor render'd too powerful by their Spoils; fo that there is an End of feeing the Ger man Army triumphant in Hungary, or the Czarina pufhing her Conquefts in Tar tary: Peace then is to become general, not only in Europe, but in Afia; but per haps not to the Satisfaction of the Mari time Powers, whofe Interefts may not have been confulted by France, their natural Enemy; nor by the Emperor, who is ftill faid to refent their Backwardness in affifting him during the late War. The Dut Cchies of Bergues and Juliers are to be fecured for ever to the Houfe of Sultzbach by a French Power, to the utter Exclufion of the King of Pruffia: The greateft Part of the Auftrian Netherlands to be erected into a Tenth Electorate, and given to the King of Sweden, in the room of the Landgraviate of Heffe-Caffel: Don Carlos to have Poffeffions on the Side of Iftria; and the French a larger Barrier in Flanders, which will undoubtedly give no fmall Uncafinefs to the Dutch. A great many more Changes have been talk'd of, detrimental to the Proteftant Intereft, and the Ballance of Power, which 'tis hoped his Britannic Majefty's Vigilance will guard against. of enewing the Aflurance he had fo many times folemnly made in the Name of the Sophi his Maiter, That he would never come to an Accommodatiou with the Grand Signior without procuring Rullia to be comprehended in the Treaty, he declared, That the Sophi of Perfia had nor been able to obtain that her Czarian Majefty fhould be called as a contracting Party to the Treaty of Peace concluded between the Turks and Perfians, but that he had managed it, that the quiet Poffeffion of the Daghestan, &c. fhould be preferved to her. The Ruffians are, however, no way obliged to him for this Article, fince the giving them back to the Turkish Empire would have been contrary to his own Interest. The Articles of the Peace are faid to be, That the Grand Signior fhall acknowledge Thamas for King and Sophi of Perfia, and engage to maintain him on the Throne againit all Enemies within or without his Empire: That the Limits and D Bounds of the two Empires fhall be replaced on the fame Foot they were before the War with Perfia; and that the contracting Parties fhall be determined by what was regulated on this Head in the Reign of Sultan Amurath I. which Method of Expreffion is ufed to avoid the difagreeable Term of Ceffion, and to fave This Month Mr. Trevor his Majefty's the Honour of the Porte: A feparate priMinifter at the Hague, complained to the vate Article alfo explaims, that by replacing States General of a Book published there, the Limits is meant the Reftitution to endeavouring to prove, having StadtholdPerfia of all the Conquefts during the late ers is contrary to the Intereft of that ReTroubles. Provifion is likewife made by this Peace for the Followers of the Prophet public, in which alfo is a Letter faid to Omar to have Leave to vifit Mahomet's F be written by King Charles II. to King William III. foon after his being chofen Tomb, free of the Impofitions formerly Stadtholder, in which he offer'd to make exacted on the Perfian Pilgrims: And the him Earl of Holland, and Sovereign of the laft Article ftipulates an Exchange of Pri- Republic; but this Letter not being ge foners, which was begun. nuine, the Court of England infifts that it be fupprefs'd. Leghorn. A French Vefiel put in here the 12th Inftant, having on Board the Ld Theodore, and his prime Minifter Cofta: They went afhore, and immediately took Poft-Horfes, it is believed for Bologna, and that the Retreat of this Lord was not owing to any Straits he was reduced to, but to fome important Affairs he has to tranfact in Italy, to facilitate the intire Conqueft of Corfica. Extract of a Political Letter. all this while the Conclufion of a Peace Foreign REPORTS. That a Reformation in Religion was making in Spain, by which that Nation would fave Ten Millions of Pieces of Eight annually fent to Rome. That in the Treaty of Peace concluded between France, Spain, and the Emperor, were two Articles, which will furprize all Europe: That one was putting the Pre tender in Poffeffion of Corfica; and the other related to an Attack on Port Mahen or Gibraltar. A Register of BOOKS, for November 1736. A Plain and rational Account of the By James Harvey Efq; printed for J. Shuck Law of the Sabbath, being a De-burgh. Price 38. 2. Some Remarks on a new Way of Preach- 3. Une Edition revue & corrigee du Sermon fur la Revocation de l' Edit de Nantes, prononce le Jour de Jeune 11 (22) de Octobre $736, par Cefar de Miffy. Sold by Noyer. 4. The Character of Gofpel-Minifters: A Sermon at the Ordination of the Rev. Mr. Johnfon at Rygate, Surrey. By J. Guyfe, D. D. To which are added Mr. Johnfon's Confeffion of Faith, and an Exhortation to him by A. Taylor, D. D. Printed for J. Ofwald, and A. Cruden. Price 1 s. 5. The Crown of Righteoufnefs: A Sermon preach'd at Witton in Suffex, at the Funeral of the Rev. Mr. John Hart. By Tho. Newlin, B. D. Printed for W. Parker. Pr. 6d. 6. Oratio anniverfaria in Theatro Collegii Regalis Medicorum Londinenfium, habita Octob. 18. 1736. A Matthæo Lee, ejufdem Col. Socio. Apud G. Innys & R. Manby. 7. Eutropii Hiftoriæ Romanæ Breviarium; or, An Abridgment of the Roman Hiftory by Eutropius; for the Ufe of Schools. By f. Stirling; printed for T. Aftley. Price 2 s. 6 d. 8. The Roman Hiftory, by Queftion and Anfwer, for the Ufe of Schools. Printed for T. Aftley. Price 2 s. 6 d. 9. Greek Particles English'd, together with a fmall Lexicon, explaining the Words ufed in the Examples. Printed for Meffrs. Batley and Wood: 10. 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A Collection of English Precedents, relating to the Office of a Juftice of Peace, . 17. Nouveau Theatre de la Grand Bretagne, or Views in Perfpective of all the Noblemen, and Gentlemens Seats in England, in 4 Vol. Printed for T. Milward. Price 6 Guineas. 18. A new and correct Plan of the City of Bath, from the Survey of Mr. J. Wood of Bath, Architect. Engrav'd by Mr. Pine printed for J. Hazard and J. Leake. Price 25.6 d. cated to the Lord High Chancellor; contain20. Quare Impedit. In Two Parts. Dediing an Abridgment of the Law concerning Patronages Prefentments, Writs of Right, this Action of Quare Impedit, &c. alfo Refolutions in the Law-Books concerning Pleadings, &c. with Precedents of Declarations, Pleas, Rejoinders, &c. &c. By John Mallory of the Inner-Temple, Barrister at Law. Printed for J. Shuckburgh. ADVERTISEMENTS. A New Method of reprefenting the GENERAL GEONow Engraving and will speedily be publife'd GRAPHY of SOLAR ECLIPSES, exemplified it a Specimen of that which is to happen on the 18th of February next in the Afternoon; whereby the Figure and Extent of the great Penumbra over all parts of the Earth, which can poffibly fuffer any ECLIPSE that Day, are most accurately exhibited, and the particular Quantities for every place made evident at one View, even a Quarter of a Digit: The Hour-Lines at the Mid dle of the Eclipfe are allo inferted; their ufe being to efti mate the Time that the Darkness is greatelt at any Place over which they run. A Method vaftly fuperior to any Thing of the like Nature yet attempted, and probably the laft Improvement that can ever be made to SOLAR ECLIPSES. There is likewife added, to oblige the Curious, a Projection of the illuminated Disk together with the Paffage and Section of the central Annulus over the British Miles, with feveral diftinet Phafes at the moft remarkable Cities. N. B. This is the Map, &c. promifed in the Magazine for October laft p. 610. This Day is published, THE NEW Week's Preparation for a Wor thy receiving of the Lord's Supper, as Appointed aud practifed by the Church of England; Conffting of Meditations and Prayers for the Morning and Evening of every Day in the Week. With forms of Examination, and Confeffion of Sins: And Meditations to enable us to live well after receiving the Holy Sacrament. The Whole being purified from thele extatic and Carnal Expreffions, which (in a former Treatife upon this Sub fect) have long been complained of, is now render'd a Plain, Orthodox, and reafonable fervice to Almighty God. To which are added A Morning and Evening Prayer to be ufed either with a Family, or in Private, Printed and fold by E. Wicksteed, at the Black Swan in Newgate-ftreet. Jaft publish'd. In one large Volume in Folio. Compiled by fome Clergymen of the Church of England. 1 |