S Males 1:05, Z į 17 61 2 116 139, 194 104 104 1 104 103 IOI o Sl. 58 12 138 Min 137 1 4 101 70 and 80 sl. 58 rain go andioo Prices of STOCKS in JUNE, Bill of MORTALITY, &c. A NK INDIA, South Sea South Sea, South Seat per Cent, 14 per Cent.,Bank An.,3 per Cent., India Bonds B.Cir. pr, Wind at Wearber BILL of Mortality from STOCK STOCK. STOCK. Annu. old Ann. new 1746. 1747 17 +8.9. B. Annu. præm. s. d. Deal. London. May 18. ro June 25. 105 INI..o, tint. 104} ifr. 104fift 1.1041 il. 101 51.48 3 17 6 5633 Christ. fair hot 1075 Femal. Se 1388159 115 10: 1 104 $ 10; 104 104 IOI sl. 58 S. E, fair hot Buried Males 7362 138/1391| 194 116 TOS 1051 06 105 107 104 1509 51. 78 į 17 6 N, E. fair hot Femal. 7735 1054105 10; !061 105 104 104 104 į 17 61 N. E. fair hot Died under 2 years old 519 13**139 194 105 105 1016 104 10361 101 gl. 55 3 17 fair hot 6 N. E. Between 2 and 5-109 138139) 1935 15 IOS 104 Sl. gs + o E. N E. fair hot 5 and 10 48 sl. 45 o N. by E. fair hot lo and 20 56 N. E. by E. fair fresh 20 and 30- IOI fair hot o N. N. E. 30 and 40 - 165 1155 104 6 N. by E. -lou. cool 51. 45 189 40 and 50 104 193 105 104 103 103 lor si. 45 S. S. E. fair 50 and 60-114 13 138*139 193 10+ 7 106 105 104 103žšic4 103 101 5l. 45 6 N. W. fair 60 and 70- 85 115 194 10; 104 104 6 N. N. w. air windy 71 105 104610; 1036:64 103ž104 101 6 w. s. w. air windy 80 and go 29 16 Sunday S. W. frem 17 139 194 115 105 1 10+ Ž 104 101 $ $ fair cool S. W. 1509 105 to+ a 104 101 4 S. W. air clou. 19) 1398 105 194 1.45 104 104 Within the Walls 146 1014102 6W. S. W. fair rain 4 2 20139140194 104 í 1 10+ Without the Walls 6 S. S. W. fair clo. 371 115 105 10+ 10+ * 1 S 이 S. W. fair clo. In Mid, and Surrey 624 4 5 OE. N. E. fr. -lou, rain City & Sub. Wej. 368 N. N. E. fair 106 / 1 10+ 104 4 5 N. fair Weekly June 4 25 1421!421 195 106 104 104 Sl. $$ + S o S. S. W. fair clou. 16 141 106106 1.195 104 104 sl. 95 4 5 S. W. fair clou. 18 383 27) 141 1 195 1063 104 | 104 4 5 o W.S. W. fair 25 - 298 1509 fair Wheaten Peck Loaf 15. iod. N. E. Pease 20s. to 225. per Tares a 15. te 245. per a 245 to 28 qu 175 to 18 28 ond 128 to 15 od 145 to 17 16s to 20 28 to 18 gd 135 to 15 uns 188 to 228 od 203 to 24 od 228 to 23 245 to 25 218 to 24 245 to 28 298 to 31 18 to 22 25 gd to 36 185 to 21 LOTTERY TICKETS, 1751. ill. 158. od. ul. 7,8. Hl. 156. 6d. 11. 168. Illo 156, 6d. ril, 1586 sl. 58 sl. 58 58 105 10+ 3 sl. 2 1151 Buried 106 / 104 2 1509 4+2 386 II A GUE, June 20, N. S. His ferene and repeated prohibitions made for that H purpose; he therefore befought his Catho. turned from his progress through he pro- lick majesty would be pleased to order, vince of Zealand, having made his publick that no more fhould for the future be ad. entry into Flushing on the sth, where he mitted, and that those who are already come was installed in quality of marquiss of that may be sent back." The fathers of the order place, and he affitted on the 7th at ihe ar- for redemption of captives are returned sembly of the states of the province held at from Algiers without any effect, not have Middleburgh. The people of this province ing been able to redeem so much as one are in great agitation, on account of an or. Spaniard now a Nave in that country ; bedinance of the states, which requires the cause the court of Spain thought it inconwine merchants to take an oath, that they fiftent with their dignity, and therefore rewill no way endeavour to avoid paying the fused to enter into any treaty with that redories larely imposed upon wines; which gency for the exchange or redemption of oath moft of them refuse to take, from some Rays or Algerine officers now captives whence it would seem that the Dutch have in Spain; ar.d The Dey signified to these Aill some sense of religion lett among them. fathers at their departure, that if the said The fly boats and other vessels, which Rays were not released within fix months, are to be employed his year in the herring- the Spanish officers, captives at Algiers, fishery, amount to the number of 450. Thould be treated with great rigour.--819, Paris, June 2, N. S. This day was pub. The Lima Gazette, dated July 2d, 1750, lished here his majesty's ediet frir raising so mentions the execution of several persona millions of livres by granting annuities up- for a conspiracy against the government, on the town-house and the post office. which it fpeaks of as entirely fuppreffed ; The parliament made strong remonftrances but private letters from the same place, against it, but at last agreed to irs being re- mention several other insurrections fince giftred, mentioning however, 'hat it was by that time. the most expreís command of the king ; Lisbon, May 10, N. S. Saturday last a and at the same time, they requested his proclamation was published here for premajesty, that he would graciously grant to venting luxury, in which however the use his futjects a stared term for i he suppression of gilt coaches and chariots is allowed, of the 20th penny, or one thilling in the provided they are made in this kingdom. pound land-tax.-ilth. The subscription Genoa, June 9, N, S, Our councils are for the new annuities fills as successfully as in the vimost hurry and perplexity about could be hoped for. The India company the affairs of Corfica, the French court hav. has bought up 4000 muskets, which are to ing threatned to withdraw their troops be sent to their settlements in the East. In. from thence, on account of the ill treat. dies. A lift of men of war and frigates, ment they have lately met with from our in a condition for immediate service, is people in that island. handed about here, whereby it appears, that Turin, May 26, N. S. Last Monday, about the number amounts to 96, exclusive of seven in the morning, her royal highness the those built at Canada, and those now upon duchess of Savoy was safely delivered of a the stocks in the several ports of this kinge prince, and both continue perfectly well. dom.---261h. It is said, that the court has At ten the same morning the prince was received letters from M. Bompart, gover- chrittned by the names of Charles-Emanuel, nor of Martinico, importing, that pursuant &c.-- June 3, The Sieurs Monier Moris to the orders sent him, he had caused to be and Co. are become bankrupt here for five raze 1, in the iflands Tobago, St. Lucia, millions of livres. This is thought has and Dominico, all the forts, intrenchments, caused the bankruptcy of the Sicur Lome batteries, and other works of defence; that bardi at Rome for 100.cco crowns, and of he had likewise withdrawn from those Melis Bock and Rabi, bankers there, for illands the few troops that were therein, a conliderable sum each; as also of the Sieur as also the families that hid fettled there of le Brun at Turin for 100,00 livres, the late ; and that none were left but old fta- Sieur Soutre and Co. at Genoa for 900,000, girs of different nations, who wanted to and a banker at Lyons for 800,000. Stay to get in this year's crop. Frankfort, June 2, N. S. Several French Madrid, May 26, N. S. 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