Middlesex Journal And Evening Advertiser (Newspaper) - September 2, 1775, Middlesex, Middlesex price Two Pence From September 5, 1775. Sept. 4. from the DO N GAZ September 2, 1775. September 1775. H E Houfe of of the Province of Nova Scotia in North having agreed to a loyal and dutiful petition and memorial to the King's the Lords Spiritual and and the Commons of in Parliament containing declarations of their obedience and to the authority of the Parliament of as the legislature of that and of all the and of their as an to to the payment of fuch to be upon a permanent and at the of as be their due proportion of the expences of the and William Speaker of the faid Houfe of having a of the faid loyal and dutiful petition and memorial to the Earl of one of his principal Secretaries of it was day to his and September 2, 1775. It is his that all the officers on half pay to the additional companies now forming in do immediately repair to and follow the orders they have on pain of his St. September 2. The King has been to grant unto James in of St. James in the city of his royal licence and that and his by his wife Anna may and take the of Mackay and alfo bear the arms of Mackay arms being duly exemplified according to the law of and recorded in the Herald's Office and alfo to that this and declaration be in his College of June 29, The have ever fince the 7th of which place was well defended to the date of letters from thence of the 25 th of but cannot hold relief is A has been fince the 25th. of to At Bagdat they had ihe town with and a good of journey from July 17. The Vizir was on the 6thinftant, to and afterwards appointed of Heydin the Achmet is named and Ibrahim formerly at the is appointed Vizir Arab Kerly of has been appointed of There are two more loading here with ammunition for to proceed from thence to We have many different reports concerning The Captain who is at with fhips of war and has made fome executions at in that It is faid he will go from Smyrna to the of to order in 28.'N. S. The Mother of the has received a very mark of the by being inverted with the Older of St. 7. On Monday evening laft three regiments of which are out to a camp formed near the place colled about three from which was for the the remaining for the celebration of the In the decoration of this the map of the Crimea and of the Black Sea had been followed with as much as local would by the erection of buildings the upon the coaft were elegantly adorned on the and accommodated to different and were and arcades for &c. and in the harbours were feen large fhips and contributing greatly to the beauty of the for galleries for the and for other at noon a treat was given to the confiding of and great quantities of fountains of at the fame time they were with the feats of rope dancers and and other calculated to entertain The their Imperial and the whole were of from the faloons of Kerche and which were joined by a j after which the Foreign had the honour of dining with her Imperial in the hall of where tables were alfo for the five of the A French Comedy at the new Theatre concluded the of the On the laft of the there was a French comedy at the Theatre at which the and the Great Duke honoured with their In the Sec. erected for the and the fhips and were illuminated with coloured in the elegant as well as the neighbouring and more remote country which had the effect The public ball after the play was very numerous and The at the to Maids of and ordered a gold of twenty ducats to be given to each of the after her Imperial viewed the fireworks from a gallery in the and was to great at the manner in which the whole of the entertainments upon this happy had been 18. Their High the States General have this day of which the following is a Translation THE States General of the United to all who or hear Be it that the which induced us heretofore to prohibit the exportation of ammunition to the we have again thought fit to and we hereby all exportation of guns and by fhips belonging to the dominions of for the further term of a on not only of of the arms and which be found there on but alfo a fine of a guilders over and at the charge of the be and liable to execution for the That we have further thought fit to and we do hereby during the further term of one no or other of be embarked on board any other whether or belonging to this to be without and of the College of under whole the embarkation be on pain of of the or which have been embarked without and of the Commander's incurring a fine of a board of the laid arms and ammunition have been and his be and liable to execution for the faid And one may pretend ignorance we call upon require the the Hereditary the Committee of and the Deputations of the of the and all other the Officers and of to caufe this our Proclamation to be forthwith and affixed in all places where the fame is and where fuch publication is wont to be made And we further charge and command the of the Advocates together with all Officers and to pay obedience to this our and to proceeded thereof without or for fuch have we found Given at the under the Seal of the the Signature of the of our and the of our 18, 1775. G. Van By order of the H. To which was affixed the Seal of their High 23. The at Verfailles have taken up this whole The ceremony of marriage of Madame the Grand and the on were as. magnificent as and were conducted with the His has ordered the title of Roy ale to be given the Duke On Saturday laft the Prince of accompanied by the Right Hon. the Earl of Lord Chamberlain to his went to and was congratulated by her on his arrival in after flaying with tbe King and Queen two returned to the Amelia's in General Gage's army did not of 7000 effective men on the 2Cth of The 9th regiment of Col. is to be and has received orders to lower the fize of its and the 3d, or Prince of regiment of dragoon has received the fame in of an application from General who is of the great utility of light armed It is for the fake of that they will be mounted in as General Gage they might be fent as foon as The troops that are going to America are to remain under the command of General Howe till orders are id march into inhabitants will fuffer them to go in if not they are to remain on erections of wooden huts are to he ExtraS d letter ihe Camp at v in New dated July 21. our troops fet fire to the the belonging to the they effected in the following The a number of our brave troops down two field peices from Roxburgh to a few concealed in the grafs not far from the with bles ready whenever the was given was by field to execute their a little before day light our people the cannon and through the upon which the guard ran and our people that lay in ran into it and fet it on fire the on feeing the houfe on returned in order to but in The few who concerted the foon got a plied them with arms till the houfe The from with and a petition to the fafe arrived at after a very quick On Saturday fome the Great arid the fame evening were fent for to be delivered on board a frigate for General which is detained there for that A letter from Savannah in dated June 10, This place is .in the the who are all up in arms are headed by a Merchant or and call of Their frenzy is now rifen to fuch a that they have fent a fome who they fay are of Tory to quit the province in and it is intend forcing their the to The ignorant and deluded country people are flocking every day to their fome were fent about that fuch were of the would meet in order to deliberate on proper to flop The from is arrived at and the arrived river from the fame have accounts from and inform us that there is every appearance of in earlier than fo that it improbable but the if they meet contrary will not be able to get up the River St. from the ice. All the now lying in that river are their endeavours to be able to fail by tlie of The Lords of the Admiralty have ordered a particular account to be of the monthly expences incurred by the armed cutters the to Extra ft of a letter from P 1. Laft night the Acteon Capt. arrived being got off the where fhe lay from Monday till She is coming into the as they have fix additional pumps at work to keep her f ee of She is coming into the harbour co dock and refit for the On laft the Capt. Thomas from to laden with fugar and which had been five weeks and four days on her was loft near The crew endeavoured to fave a part of the but fome of the inhabitants of a neighbouring village were fo as not only to them any but even to take away every thing that was got on and to deny the unhappy who were any kind qf It however that a gentleman from with fome were out to take the of the and had provided very plentifully for the which they gave to the crew of the and by their all the hands on board in were happily the Experiment man of war of 50 having compleated her complement of fell down from to the in order to proceed on her voyage to This is faid to be one of the in his fne has a hundred oxen and two hundred and a quantity of vegetables on board for the ufe of the army at A great quantity of malt been contracted for within this for the ufe of the ExtraS of a letter from Aug. 31. Laft Friday fome that had been engaged on board a fitting out in- one of the docks at having her rigging demanded their at the rate of thirty per for which were but were given to by the that as there were plenty of hands to be they would give but twenty upon which they returned on board the and a time after cut and the whole of the and left it on the A party of immediately nine of the and brought them before the who committed them to upon a great number of to be upwards of 2000) armed with &c. proceeded to the the windows of they foon upon this the riot act was read to which having no as they were determined to their companions dr the eight of them were accordingly with whom they marched off irt but upon 0nei had they Returned tct the and brought him together with a who had been alfo committed for aiding and in the after parading and terrifying the inhabitants near twelve they and on Saturday morning all was Letter from dated Aug. 30, received by Saturday's The whole town in the You know there are a number of ' Guinea fhips that go from this but fince the in as they they are laid there being now no fale for together with arrival of as many as three out of employ in this port. The on this have lowered their which the to rife in great and they went to all the fhips that were ready to this has been four nights they all met in a body in to offer terms to the on being they threatened to pull down that The and one hundred and twenty in the and at nine luft night the Sailors and we're fired on from Two were led and I reckoned morning holes in one of Mifs and many of the balls were found in the many other round the the fame The now grew on account of fome of their party being killed and wounded and this morning they have broke open for powder and At one fome with and others with together with three they then the bloody and began on the How it will end I cannot but have given you the information further particulars may depend on Friday's &c. All the are On two other detainers were lodged one for a fraud in the county of on John other for a fraud of 70I. committed in The in Scotland young fellow had courted a girl whom he deeply in love but who him in favour of a richer her nuptials with the other was agreed and a day for the tying the happy The unable to the thought ct her being provided with fome and a long met the girl in the as fhe was going to and immediately took the His character had rid then been unimpeachable yet he was fo well with what he had that the agonies of death to have very little effect on He had been in a melancholy way for fome time At a little on Saturday morning a terrible accident happened in St. at the houfe Lord now the upper cornice at the top of the parapet gave way at once cramped by its projecting too far the and taking the along with and came the front of Swift's houfe One poor man was killed and the carpenter's foreman was greatly This is the third accident that has happened fince the beginning of rebuilding the laid What excellent our modern architects are There is a building of which they undertake but fome fetal accident occurs before it fome few years ago the Duke of was building on where unfortunate perions loft their On Saturday at AU in by the Rev. Mr. John Sheriff of to Mifs daughter of John of On at of the Old Artillery to Mifs of the fame On Saturday at Mitcham by the Lord of the Rev. Mr. of Mifs of George and niece ro { On at Capt. John lately belonging to a but had fold A days the Rev. Mr. Henry Fellow of King's On at in Francis one of his of the Lait at where fhe went for the recovery of her Mifs of A few days from an accidental fall as he was in Martin a Merchant of this
