Dublin Mercury (Newspaper) - November 28, 1769, London, Middlesex J A ME S H O 484 From T U November the to IH U R S. D A November the 30th, 1760. For the No. 399; fee the lad Since oar lait arrived One which brought the following ' FOREIGN E. 13. ' THERE have lately been held reveral which were examined important received from Nov. 5. A bound from to faid to be worth 200,000 has been lately taken by the Nov. 17. Letters from Germany ad that a report that the Emperor is determined to marry and that has pitched upon the Philippina third of the Margrave of who is in the 15th year of her It this marriage take the which between the Emperor and the King of will be much 28. On the 14th the Pope and money to be the poor in the neighbourhood ot Cattle and after having made a tour to Albano and on the in the by a and he returned to the in perfect agreeable to his no ranks of people to compliment him at on his return to the 13. We hear that two frigates of war ordered to be kept in to fail at a moment's the cne at and the other at but their is not Some letters From Gibraltar a report prevails that the Dey of having been made acquainted with the naval of the that there was no trifling with a monarch of his was Very of concluding a peace with that According to letters from military of all the leeward is to be and a reinforcement fome capital fhips of war are expected from We are allured there are no grounds for the report of orders having been fent to the principal fea ports In the fitting out a great naval ' * Monday were the invalids of Greenwich before the governor and to how can be drafted for immediate A report was this day propagated at that a French man of war had actually taken one of our but we could not learn any further On Monday the to the French at this fet out on his return Lieut. Col. Coote is promoted to the rank of major general of his land On Saturday night were fent away for the governor of GU ' ' ' The Benedictine order in France is certainly the of that order is now at attending the final commands of his Bernardine order next for and the the third ' ' By the of religious in the France will avail of a yearly additional revenue if or 6',ooo,oool. arid by this be enabled a without laying any burthen on her ' We that a will be ia order to enquire into of two in relation to the of a general a We hear that a great on determination the political of this country has nobly as a he would the of a certain honfe but as a he will ever t guardians of in the of their How mult this declaration lover of his country What a it is to a free that their is more of than ready to avail of their to by his It is bat we know not on what that a great fracas has lately happened between two ef the which is to be attended with the retreat of one of the to and a perpetual residence there for the the fame great his farther that in confluence of the orders have been actually fent over to fit up the old palace in the capital of a in tor the immediate reception royal We are informed the with title of have been offered to Lord Ch. J. W. and that his declined to accept of And that in cf the above it is reported the hon Mr. Y. has declared for on- the relating to the it is to be made Lord Keeper before the end of next It is that Lord M. lately drew up a for regulating the liberty of the and upon fending it to Lord C. to expunge had it returned to him with every line It is faid that Sir James his to the date of is to be created an by the title of Baron It is that Sir G. S. was the gentleman who the records concealed in the falle roof a certain and we are told this affair will be enquired A noble who has figured in the part of the we has made a within thele few days to that if they will 1 with twenty fhips of the and ten land he will undertake to pay the national debt in the courle of I The report of the French actually fitting out a is be to ferve fome particular it being without 1 A letter from Rome the prefect Pope is approved of by j the Roman Catholic and that the good effects of his regulations are i already felt throughout his We hear that the fudden fall of flock is owing to nothing more than a great merchant has lately been over in and is laid to be very intimate with the French having fold out for ready money and time a The BENEFIT TICKETS in the LOTTERY for 6oo,oool. for the year 769, before the managers and directors at f Ninth day's Prizes above No. 14949, No. 38416, 13775, 46070, 100I. No. 57765, 1 53889, 50311, 16170, 10410, 47140, 28191, 31538, 50I. Tenth day's No. 8170. No. 1366Z, 500I. No. 6151, 31851, 10571 51183, No. 20318, 10148, 6180, 1404.8, 50I. This city was published by Printer price is. 7^-d. TRAVELS of a PHILOSOPHER on the Mariners and Arts of various in Africa and from the i French of M. Le late Envoy to the King of and now Intendent of the of Bourbon and Ih in how Let and the Tenth If from Inhere I yet Still mult I fing the warm and friend This trifling in gratitude I And join my to the public long may drive in To reach the height of Let pretty by Their poor orations cover o'er and As fidlers mean ear With and drive to like And moves the as the Y His has been to make following promotions in the army on this and the are come over viz. Captain Lieut. Lieut. Capt. Lt. Lieut. Lieut. Lieut. Co Major Captain Capt. Lt. Lieut. Captain Lieut. Captain Lieut * * For the Continuation of fee the third From the MERCURY in Parli The following at the of is With eloquence let others And laying feem to with eafe To of give Like artificial that yield no of luch neither faid nor Till with accents from a Gisborne's His manly fall and Convince the and yet the ear lb the That augmentation grew a favourite Such argument did opponents And like a away His nervous could our That even h e of Logic fo could patriots As rays brought to a focus burn Knowledge and native fenfe And make the and the thine Officers Rd. p. from h. p T. Copinger John Bright Henry Peter Jn Dormer Garrat Richard Pool Henry C James Ant. Charles Henry Ogil Charles James T. 17th L. D. 48 L. I 34L.F.Cavendifh's. 46th th In ex. Maftay W. ex. pr. R. - I 50th i pr. I 53d Toovey s. on h. p. 1 1 1 At a general board of the governors of the Hibernian Society for maintaining and educating the children of Dr. Span and Mr. were and to that The all for this with the cleared out of that of William E .is knight of the for the co. Thomas is elected a for co. in the room of made his election for faid co. weeks a woman was of a male child in the Lying-in mod fhe was another lad Ey the death of the Earl of the title of Baron and ah of 8oooi. a to Henry fun of Sir Nicholas pi The lid of on the of this as it appeared before an on the 3d mil. amounted an the 6d. and to 417SI. 8s. 4d. in all 85,1711. 15s. Lad died at in the ioth year of her Cecilia you ged fider to the Duke of .an adjournment of the was heW the 27th.] arrived in the packet Mr. Sheriff King apprehended and lodged in Newgate John a mod notorious five different indictments appearing and fome time it is was concerned in the murder of John the Price and Mr. and Mifs and arrived Trevor packet from Holyhead for which place fhe failed 43d, with Col. and Went Mr. Henry Dillon of to Mifs Elinor Codd of Roger to Mifs Hughes of At his houfe in Thomas Efq the rev. n John Mr. Patrick Mrs. wife of Capt. Mr James a the widow VOLATILE IMPROVED by Thomas of the original The Mr. Greenough now effers to the public is a NEW different in colour to the which was of a yellow and r this in This Volatile exceeds hinds of being of fo penetrating a at to make its way to part ac the it is it cures drains and of every kind much fooner than any other in a all rheumatic and pains in the loins it gives immediate eafe in the and is the bed application that can be u fed for burns or it alfo infallibly cures heels and chilblains in a very few times Price 2s. the The PROPRIETORS in London of the following GENUINE having appointed the Printer hereof their agent in this parcels of each medicine are jud landed from on board the and Capt. frem London and the King Capt. from PECTORAL LOZENGES of for &c. 3d. the STOMACH for the of the Stomach and is. the Elegant ISSUE that dick without is. the BRITISH is. 7^. the WORM SUGAR the original LONDON for Worms in the bodies of and 1.1. 7^d. the Dr. POWDER for &c as. 8�d. The Genuine or BALSAM of 4s. the and is. 8-|-d. the French EAU DE Blue or 3s. 9id. the and 2s. 2d. the Or bottles filled with either at is. 2d the and is. the The or Lady's BLACK STICKING 6^1. the celebrated Preparation of 3s. 3d. the and is. 7^d. the The G SCOTCH is. 7^! the box GREENOUGH's ior the Scurvy in the and of the is. 3d. the His TINCTURE for the is. 3d. the BATHING for all Green &c. is. 2d. the having been made ot the of the publication of this it is to acquaint our that the very fale of The Dublin Mercury puts it out of our power to oblige them by an early of without forfeiting that title to the public which it has been hitherto our to Were we to put the paper to earlier than 11 o'clock on the nights preceding we could that large quantity of news and which has induced the public to and we hope will continue to this paper in gretter edeem than any other was there to be a publication of it as the other news papers come we mud injure fome of the poor by not having any papers to ferve filch as dand late in the not give all chance of fale on account of the large number mod of them pay we are obliged to make two or three of each papers every delivering the fird at 7, the fecond 9, and the lad generally about 11 We beg to allure our indulgent that no endeavours be wanting to oblige with as early a publication as the nature of the and our endeavours to merit the continuance of their We take this of acquainting the that finding much difficulty in calling in the Debts due arrears on that account amounting at to a very considerable no for the will be taken in the full money for all the be paid on entering the B. The rates of in this the demand there is for is as as that of any other in * TO be fold by by Robert the ith of and the days until all are k in of Mrs. at her houfe is is now from the and confiding of and laces black and white and do of blond and gauze black and blond cloaks and filk gloves and Italian cope Indian and wax and and velvet and feather and hat feathers a few of Engl fh to lie or the belt part of rr the intend of the thereof to be of which there are together with an excellent good in the in feet by three and dry vaults that wiil contain aHout forty tons of The &c. is very for a large private or any in the mercantile concern to only pounds yearly Part of and vaults let and fdr fome years for pounds a year to at B. Mrs. Ivers all the above the public may depend on their being of the and alfo made up in 1 homas will continue to deal in Sec. as on the lowed 1769. TICKETS warranted are felling at in where MONEY had for prizes in the or Exchange rendered at one penny each warranted flow felling at Potts's at Swift's Head in far the Tickets at faid for one penny per and immediate MONEY for all ' ' MR. DEEY in will regiller TICKETS this year at per number where a few EXCHANGE be N. B. ENGLISH TICKETS are alfo EDWARD GROG in jud has this day imported a great variety of the riched and Gold and flowered great quantity of thf beft black which with every article in the mercery tie is fell lor the B. He all colours for 1 1 SMITH and at the Moor's Head in Parliament return their thanks and the for the favours they have conferred on them their commencement and now leave to acquaint them that they have day taken James lately Mr. A nth few They hope the and eleg nee of their G. Id and Silver rich &c. and their will continue to their the countenance 2nd- the nubility and which they will always endeavour to by dudy to and * At the Eagle in corner of acquaint their and the they are jud returned the greeted of gold richell fancied arid ether kind of filks variou s- fa i of i ther of the richell gold and for ' is the fird winter of their being ih thr have marie the ard hones nuke their dealings agreeable to thole who ire to them with their The created choice of heft black filks with the of ad &c. This day was landed a parcel celebrated Artificial the cure of the are ted only by the printer any of them for weeks Mr. the maker in L- having been 111.-The Artificial meerly as a is the mod one that can be the on account of the variety ff tricks that may be performed with it. Price a in nent for the up in a printed with Mr. Walton's that J. at tht Mercury in is the only in Ireland to whom he fends any of his magnets for was ftom the Captain from A of the London DAFFY's to the hereof by the original who has appointed him agent in kingdom for vending the true aration of this celebrated fold at is. the jud * parcel ANDERSON's at SHIP N ' ' ' S. S ' Nov. 26th.] Arrived the of and from iron and and 1 the tne Jamaica Planter of for and 1 28th.] 2 the the Duke nt of and for and i coader at No. 3. in imported a large of the fined curled hair to ferve tht his and the forts grey brown wigs of every to the with fide long and every deception requited in He as all forts of fancy as rough and plain French long hair lor curls for that s any crefs he the dozen for maders of on the t I H E fale of the lands in the ' ' ' - J 1770, at two in the at the Chief Remembrancer's office in at thf lands are to be peremptorily this 29th day of 176*5* Rent be had of Mr. H at the and to Mr. Ji hn Carroll in appi cation may be TO be by by John on the 5th in the furniture of heW all of the bed and mod ansd not above in 8cc. fume particulars will be inferred in hand The fale begin it eleven on and continue each dzy until all are P. juhn Savage will attend on before the to the from eleven o'clock until three in the WHER AS Mary now of the city of has taken the name of upon This is to give notice to all not to credit the faid Mary Dunn on my as I wilf riot pay ariy of ihe faid Mary Dunn's Given under my hand this 29th day of 1769. THOMAS GEORGE Upholder ard corner of and makes and fells and at the for ready money blue or green plain paragon four pod 81. paragon field 4I. 10s. check field beds from 3I. 5'. to 3I. geefe feather beds 4I. to 7I. hair 16s. duff back chairs with check is. mahogany parlour chairs covered with 17s. with 3d. ditto in grey and check 15s. and makes every other article in the ture for the apprentices to the and a few journeymen are November 19th, 1769. with five has two years them by her being unable to work or to pay her is now of every and humbly implores the charitable and humane to pitty her Whoever to and contribute to her may be of the truth of the above by enquiring of Mrs. Sha 7, at the Indian Queen in who will receive and fhe and her poer children Will for ever This morning was by the printer x 4s. 4d. 3s. 3d. attempted from the German of Mr. By the Gentleman who did the Death of to which this is laid to
