Hoey's Dublin Mercury (Newspaper) - December 7, 1771, London, Middlesex For the No. 638, Sec. fee the loft page Slice our lad arrived FOR bers of the community in time of time of One which brought the following ' 16. I IS royal the Archduke Ferdinand arrived in this the acclamations of a large of His royal was by a detachment of the noble Hungarian to the ducal where the of the and the duke of Modena's were drawn up after there royal went on foot to the with a numerous and brilliant attendance he walked between the duke of Madena the hereditary fon of his Jerene and the the After the nuptial Te Deum was lung under a discharge of Their royal afterwards returned to the palace in the lame and there received the compliments of the of principal nobility of both 061. 17. According to the advices from the Danube it that the operations of this campaign arc at an and that the and weakened by a contagious will foon go into winter Oct. 18. According to the laft advices from count at the daily iD that and the is entirely has given orders to the to form a the principal authors of the above and are preparing to try Nov. 5. The which has been in the arrived in this harbour trie 13d ult. as is one of the which bad been and was feared to be Mount Hecla to caft out and cinders the 3d of June but without doing any Nov. 9. The which was written by the when at ro general was conceived in the following I am delivered from the hands of my by an immediate ait of Haften to me with I am but not Stanislaus of his he wrote a letter to the of giving the particulars of his and happy Nov. 12. -in the of the laft a report was read from the a prohibition of all of on account of the of of the of the laft and of the difficulty of bringing it from abroad the approaching The houle of nobles the prohibition in and for fale but that it be permitted in the country for pri ufe the clergy rejected the prohibition entirely and fo did the order but the burghers agreed in all with the It is the clergy and maybe brought to conform to the and that thus only the for fale may be Nov. 2.6. We hear that a of that place has a feconds watch of a very curious and Angular it not only in the manner of other feconds or but is fo contrived chat the work to the feconds may be from the other part the and put again into therewith at the of the by which curious improvement the watch will sod the hour and minute impeded by the feconds the motion of which is only when wanted for fome nice and being the original for which feconds in pocket watches watches a movement time of the council's over the arid if not attended with a recoil that his makes it and even to its true point of direction whb the by ingenious gentlemen who have feen as a piece of the moll extraordinary of its both with regard to its and LOU D O Dec. t. It is now positively that lord Sandwich's has over at great to the dignity of the crown of to effect and that the is now gwen to that the are in their of either by fair means or by their crying and letting loofe the dogs of as By a lately arrived from Malaga awar is looked upon to be the Spaniards are at They have a large and and are meditating fome important All fhips from Spain confirm this On Saturday royal duke of Cumberland arrived at from but yet been at We are that the hib laft conference with lord 1 laid great made on a trial the laft St the Old in which oFa to the was the his for felling logwood his The mate was but he was obliged to bring fuch evidence concerning the nature of that illicit trade to the as Prince plainly pointed what the guania coltas have lately The public have been all along upon with regard to a with There has been no A cutter quarrelled with a and was The of Wales is mending of her late She now all We have authority to the that irreconcileable with regard to the D. of Cumberland's He has his and it cannot be Colonel Luttrell came over in the fame packet with one of our from Calais the other iday he had been at with the laft melancholy and from a great It is faid of has given orders to her at the court to in her all knowledge and connivance the of The have at laft to The is and the crops cf failed lait year at Letters from the mention a Tartar which threatens new Mr. Wortley it is is forming a new religion the law of which he ix toon 10 promulgate in the defart of Stony He has gained many The king of has declared in a that it is to keep off the plague from that he has entered that country with an The cure is wone ti an the t. ft is now agreed by all that the alteration in the courts of in is and will loon become The parliaments over the when they fome of the prerogatives of the The late attempt upon the of the king of is one of the mod extraordinary event ot this and it the attention of the politicians welt end ot the A at the the other that the king make no kind of if he had his and defended in his he by inspiring his attendants with equal have overcome the from the conduct of their leader in the did not appear animated With roach intrepidity or of has greatly recovered from his late declining of That active monarch on the verge of at the of The of the new for the collection of the revenue in Ireland will certainly go on the were and the king is fole judge of the mode of collecting his own The vote of parliament was a not a It is thought the parliament of Ireland will be foon The public have been at a lofs to know why Junius forbears to attack L. now wallowing in the plenitude of profit and The following is the Mr. Charles Fox is the common friend of North and He begged forbearance of the honourable friend for the light honourable A favour be added to Edmund's who an fo lucrative that the whole family We hear that Junius written a letter to a certain celebrated * Lord Chatham has quarrelled with a his and the latter is crying and mailing The of tire late This day was 1^eo/, id 4 fa put m was brought about by L. t. the It is feared that the Duke of Portland will bring of The king at ( On Friday his royal the duke with the another lady and with four through Canterbury lent home on his road to His royal high hit from and the wind could not at Dover between three and four his here only during the change of and not get the - The John anid - The late moderation of Mr. Wilkes him ef a great A foreign which he will probably think it prudent Since Wilkes has for fome time paft lefs * ble in the and quarrelled with his to guefs how he the at tend him but people forget that the faculty of human purely is net a life are ignorant of the We that the Mr. To did not pay the was an one he had it Mr. Home's negotiation with L. N. has He wanted a living equal to that of a thing which his has not to We are informed that the famous has met lady Ligonier at Aras in and the fugitives now actually live L. M. S-1 was on her journey to France but it is probable this intelligence will make her alter her A report prevails at the weft end of the that a nobleman is appointed to embark for the court of to fettle the matter in between our court and that of on account of the at We credibly that the fince the beginning of the war in 17CT9, have loft above one effective partly cut off by the the more fatal epidemical the havock among their leamen in the This day the of Northumberland waited on the dowager of Wales to compliment her on her attended by nine leven of them in the and the Percy The health P. dowager as Her R. has indeed been troubled With under the to which is in the and but would not have confined had not the of the D. of marriage arrived at the fame and to this confinement of a few days all the reports of her late were owing upon the intimation of her in order to undeceive the went abroad in hex coach with the and her neck It is now certain that the new will not acknowledged as the laft and it is laid to be finally On the captain of the Hawke lately by the waited on lord Sandwich at the as to tnat and came away report of part ofthe duke of baggage arrived from France is A is talked of in our that will Tie the means of common of whom our army aie chiefly as Solander and Mr. brought an unknown of greatly than any and which may be cultivated on anv dry banen * We hear it was in that all the fhips arrived in the river from but fuch as hid linens on be immediately They write from that the French traders have fo well in trade with the and other neighbouring that of valuable furs have within few months been and other of The of Spain has an ordinance coiners of money another forbidding and annulling made to religious and houles by trie fick their and a third players at all the fura to be played any lawful game to a or about The mafter of an which arrived a fortnight ago in the river from brings that three hundred the foreign which were employed French at had been fent off in a for is in order to forward the naval operations carrying on In a which the earl of Rochford had days ago with the prince de wherein the remanded for conduit of the Spaniards in the American of movements in the haughty Spaniard arrogantly aftred his he was too to enquire how often his matter or retired to his your excellency may treat the of as as you but pray remember the another kind of and Will enforce it on all This determined cf the gentleman compelled a which no of the had ever been is now the talk of all the great His excellency the has waited on lord with f- 1^. ( * ' Laft week were entered at of and 35 tons of entered England ( * - Fa 1 Dec. 6th.] Being day of the corporation of and James Yeates of was bert jun. of and Mr. of for the year Satu Dec. 7th.] Two men going on board at fell into the and were i and a on board his at fell in The rev. Dr. Major Whitmore and his Capt. J Morgan and arrived in the from ' 1 8th.] charity was the church .by the rev. Dr. archdeacon when a collect ion made for the charity in the laid amounting to An excellent charity fermon preached in St. by the rev. for of the female children belonging to faid at which was collected 114I. ' ' Capt. andt Mrs. failed in. the packet for The Pretty with for A certain cure for the One of philo ten grains of antimony and ten grains of gum made into taken at Frederick - merchant td Mr. John Moriarty of the co. to ' jr A few days liam * A few days wife of j 14th the vity of Jh the eg are undeniably where went fur the ' a gentleman qC b drew good him Oliver To be fold oa one a broke up had conference with the beft that c NATHANIEL ment begs leave to hip hifi winter's the 5th, 1771. and cu rae returned fiom this day got in their the have alfo a variety of the beTt ' r Being returned from havie this day landed the of Silks and for and for honour of v They nave alfo a 8fc. v - ' - ' NOTICE is here that an for the now this widow of each member wHl * v ' I If heV been a 4m. 7 years P 1)0. of ail m to a memorial was lately lent over to the court of concerning the late of treaties on the 0fBra7.il.-This admitted into was obtained merely bv and of lord fordj 3 and in or which were Among the ofthe cofferer of his is a charge of four for his and repairing Richmond and St. Mr. the celebrated is engaged to attend Mr. Banks the From excellent have many celebrated pieces brought into Europe utterly unknown - - A remarkable ofthe change of human affairs is now at in A lady built lix with ten per annr and is actually now a through in one of It appears that having endowed made over the ro- ot her her on paying pf an extravagantly away the and reduced her an object of Over door ofthe above isa with lines He that parts with his money before he is Let him take np this and cut off his - We are allured that the fortifications at which were undertaken and begun by the celebrated are ordered to be with all at a file of a at a negro boy was put up for thirty-two in ft an ce in a free The BENEFIT TICKETS in the LOTTERY for 400,000!. year 177.1, drawn before the managers and directors at London Thirteenth day's Prizes No. 14739, 500I. 23549* 3*641. 1 col. each 33�39�. 4i�35> 4�3�Si 44095. 35491 THIS On Friday Dec. a Kmg Lear hft tickets to be 1 LOST s Now be with a to injure v. We 49430, 35606, 33064, 19485, 5�L COUNTRY Dec. a. Laft about five in - out in the houfe of a Tawia near produce in this which the with alibis and to ricks of The whole on this melancholy any to view j It is valued above 400L whereby the and from a very at on Friday eight p t-y The after hirnT - D U B- L I THEY are not to of except with Jane being comfortable are to the
