P4 ton, alias Hinton, in Keat. Lohn Fulham. J fields, brewer. - James Bradley, of 1751 PROMOTIONS, BANKRUPTS, &c. 333 27. His grace Charles Beauclerk, duke lord lieut. of the west-riding, and custoa of St. Alban's, earl of Burford, governor rotulorum of the north and west-ridings of of Windsor Castle, master falconer of Eng- Yorkshire. - Sir John Cust, Bart. made land, one of the lords of his majesty's . fteward to the princess dowager of Wales. bedchamber, lord lieut. and custos roculo. --Capt. James Gibson, made major, and rum of Berkshire, principal regifter of the John Humphreys, Esq; captain, in col. court of Chancery, and knight of the most Rich's reg, of foot.—Dr. John Munro, noble order of the garter. His grace was jun. chofen joint phyfician with his racher, eldest son of Charles Beauclerk, eldest na- to Bethlem and Bridewell hospitals.--Mr. tural son of K. Charles II. by Mrs. Eleanor Whiffon, chosen librarian to the university Gwin, and first duke of St. Alban's, by of Cambridge. — Robert Dinwiddie, Eiq; the lady Diana Vere, eldest daughter and made lieut. governor of Virginia. -Admicoheir to Aubrey de Vere, the 20th and ral Bofcawen, elected an elder brother of last earl of Oxford, of chat noble family. the Trinity-House, in the room of the lace His late grace is succeeded by his only fon lord Baltimore. George earl of Burford, now duke of St. Alban's, New MEMBER S. A WLET St. John, Esq; for Win. Ecclefiaflical PREFIRMINTS. chester, in the room of Geo. Bridges, R. William Gueft, prelented to the Esq; deceased, by a majority of eight rectory of Coiliwefton, in North- against William Pawlet, E!q; but the lat. amptonshire. -Mr. William Marth, to the ter has petitioned, complaining of an unvicarage of Bapchild, alias Backchild, in due ele&tion.-Hon. Edward Dighy, Esq; Kent.--Mr. Parfect, Thursday le&urer of for Malmsbury, in Wiltshire, in the room St. Peter's in Cornhill, appointed to the of the Hon. James Douglas, Esq; deceased. curacy of St. Edmund the King, in Lom. - Frederick Cavendish, Esq; third fun to bard. ftreet, and St. Nicholas Acons.-- the duke of Devonshire, for Derbyshire, in John Goftling, M. A. presented to the the room of his brother the marquiss of rectory of Brook, near Wye; and Mr. Hartington, called up to the house of peers. Filmer, to the rectory of Crundal, near Wye; both in the diocese of Canterbury. Perfors declar'd Bankrupts, fince obose in our Francis Foot, B, L. to the living of Lin Magazine for May. , of M. A. to the vicarage of ineworth, in Middlesex.- John Williams, M. A. to the Philpot-lane, broker. - Harper Smith, of rectory of Cheriton, in Glamorganshire. Short's gardens, in the parish of St. Giles's John Wright, M. A. to the rectory of in the Fields, victu aller.-Wm. Smith, of Winceby, in Lincolnshire.- J«f. Bracken. Greenwich, cheesemonger.- John Green. bury, M. A. to the rectory of Lower how, late of Manchuster, dealer. - Benj. Tointon, in Lincolnshire.--Mr. Seymour, Lhuile, of Arundel street, chapman.to the rectory of Great Wetton, in Lin. William Macklean and J hn Dallas. ui Lon. colnshire. -Mr. Davis, B.L. to the rectory don, brokers.-George Hyam, of Nicholasof Burton Mills, in Suffolk.-Mr. Letsum, lane, merchant.-Char. Stinson, of Bristol, to the living of Tame, in Oxfordshire. dealer.- Francis Fanning, late of Plymouih, merchant.-Nathaniel Linaker, late of LiPROMOTIONS Civil and Military. verpool, merchant.-- John Osbaidefton, of HARLES Trelawney, Erq; made assay. Charlbury, in Oxfordshire, mercer.-- -- John master, or tryer of the tin, at all the Spa:ling, of Noble-Arect, ironmonger. coinages of tin in Cornwall and Devon. Martin King, of Froome, in SomersetMr. Samuel Webb, chosen by the gover- Mire, hopkeeper. Abraham De Paiba, nors of Chrif's-Hospital, hall keeper at the younger, of London, broker.-David Blackwell-Hall, in the room of his father, Thew, late of Partington, in Holderness, deceased.- Robert Henley, Esq; made fol- grocer. - John Widdows, of Southwark, licitor-general, and John Trelawney, Esq; clothworker. William Mackbean, late of secretary to the prince of Wales.--Earl of Silver- ftreet, merchant.-Stephen Hillyard, Albemarle, lately arrived from France, of Padworth, in Berks, house painter. made groom of the fiole to his majesty. David Smith, late of Pershore, in WorcelLord visc. Fizwilliams, made one of the tershire, chapman.- John Collworthy, of lords of his majesty's bedchamber. - Sir Exeter, merchant, -Hugh Bromedge, late Joseph Hankey, Knt, and alderman, una- of Bristol, merchant.-William Whitfield, nimously choren prelident of St. Thomas's. late of Liverpool, shipwright. -- Daniel Hospital, in the room of alderman Arnold, Abraham, now or late of Manchester, deceased. William lord Cavendish, of grocer.-Leonard Philips, of St. Martin's Hardwyck, made master of the horse to his in the fields, timber-merchant, majesty.--Marquise of Rockingham, made PRICES CHA Days 51.83 1 Sl. gs NICO 106 Femal. *33} 104 moment I 104 102 51. 88 105 105 105 104 4 1013 IC4 194 105 10 140 50 and 60 1911 104 101 70 and so PRICES of STOCKS in JULY, Bill of MORTALITY, &c. Weatber BANK INDIA South Sea South Sea South Sealt per Cent., 4 per Cent. Pank An. 13 per Cent. India Bonds B.Cir.py Wind at BILL of Mortality from ISTOC X. STOC K. STOCK. Annu. old Ann.new 1746. 1747 1748-9. B. Annu. præm. 1, d. Deal. London. June 25. 10 July 23. 196 1057 111. 1061111 104 fr.'104 1 vnt. 5 538 o 3. S. W. fair clo. Christ to; } 104 1414143 104 6 7 S. E. fair rain 133 33 104 6 S. by W. rain + 7 Femal. 653 104 104 + 7 6 S. S. W. Sl. 95 fair rain Pied under 2 years old 46 194*195 104 Sl. gs + 7 6S. W. by S. fair Between 2 and 5.11 S. W. fair 5 and 10 – 10 and 20 4 7 6s. E. by E. fair hot 4 7 20 and 30-1 104 194 101 104 30 and 40-15 4 7 6N.W.byn. fair hot 104 6 S. W. sl.98 4 7 cloudy hot 40 and 30-ie 12 140 101 104 104 105 & 1937190 116 sl. 98 4 7 6 S. by W. lair clou 4 10 1104 o S. S. W, cloudyfaii 13 60 and 70 105 14 Sunday S. by E. sultry 104 1 5l. gs 14 10 ol 15) 140 S. E. fultry 8o and go 101 104 105 104 sl. 98 4 10 OS. W. by W. rain hail 116 IOI 4. To'o 17) 140 S. W. Mowery 133 14 to w. fair rain 186 187 116 Within the Walls 10 186 187 116 104 19] 140 S. W. sl. 96 fair rain Without the Walls 32 101 20 S. W. 104 1 140 186 187 116 + 10 In Mid. and Surrey 60 S. W. rultry ra'r City & Sub. Wifi. 29 S. W. Sultry rail 116 133 104 o'S. W. frem' rain fair Weekly July 2 fair o S. S. W. 103 @ sl. gs 104 104 33 14 10 9 33 6 slogs S. W. 101_104) 100 36 fair mild IOO 6 S by W. liajn hun 38 Sunday N.W byn. far 133 Wheaten Peck Loaf 11. 104 6 fair N. W. 103 103 fair Peale 225. to 25% per Q.. Sl. 8s 6 N. N. W. 4 12 fair 6 W. N. W. 103 103 105 5l. gs Tares 20s. to 261. per Q. Devizes. Gloucester. 245 175 to 19 qr 18s to 19 ar 175 to 19 qr 18s to 21 18s to 21 28 ord Oats 128 to 135 od 15s to 19 145 to 16 od 145 to 16 168 to 20 125 to 15 od 165 to 20 145 to 17 28 to 18 gd Beans 18s to 228 od 203 to 24 od 225 to 23 245 to 25 218 to 24 248 to 28 1 299 to 31 185 to 22 28 gd to 3s LOTTERY TICKETS, 1751, al. 146. 6d. ul, 338, ill. 128, 6d. to 138. ul. : 38, 6d. ill. 144. 111. 135, 6d, silo ijs, ok. 12 105 mit Sl. 88 104 104 181 140 104 104 104 105 105 105 101 101 ооо 4 10 104 و .ای rain Buried 3366 10 26 140 186 11; { 163 14 12 4 12 -29 104 104 FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 1751. 335 , and five more are near finished : A fine Hof Holland have resolved, in con- new man of war, built on the English mo. formity with the propofition lately made del, is just ready to be launched at Carthem by the prince ftadtholder, that a thagena, besides some others already build moiety of the duties of excise upon beer there by an Englith shipbuilder, who was shall be taken off, in order to favour the only a common shipwright at home, but working tradesmen who chiefly drink that has a pistole a day here : Three Englith liquor. - The Dutch ambassador, in his Thips have been hired at Cadiz to transport speech at his publick audience of the French troops and ammunition to America ; and king, expressed himself as follows: “ That as the tranquillity of Peru is perfectly retheir high mightinesses hoped his majesty stored, engineers are soon to be sent thiwould vouchsafe to continue their re- ther to repair the fortified places on the publick the friendship with which he and coasts of that kingdom, and to build a foro his glorious ancestors had so osten honour. tress in the island Juan Fernandez. ed her. That his masters would make From Lisbon we hear, that his Portu. the utmost efforts to cultivate that inesti- guese majesty has issued an ordinance, mable friendship, and eagerly improve whereby he forbids the bishops making or every incident that might procure them ordaining any priest whatever without his che honour of his majesty's good will, and special leave and licence ; and also the the preservation of an alliance, which they heads of religious houses not to admit any have so trongly set their hearts upon, &c. more without such licence, his majesty be. Amsterdam, July 8, N. S. Twenty-five ing sensible of the prejudice it does to reli. ships are arrived here from Greenland, gion, as well as the state, to admit too most of which have eight whales on board, many into holy orders ; and to disburden and large quantities of blubber. One of the country of other useless people, the our hips in that fishery having caught fleet for Maranham was to take 3 or 400 eight whales, was cast away, but the famdies on board, who are to make a new captain and crew were taken up by other settlement in that country, and to be al. ships. lowed a certain quantity of land, and all Paris, July 5, N. S. We are assured, utensils, for cultivating it. that the affair of the clergy is accommo. They write from Genoa, that an ordidated upon the terms, that they fhall not nance has been published there, directing give an account of their revenues, or be all ecclesiasticks, without exception, to obliged to pay the 20th penny ; but shall make a declaration upon oath, of what by way of free gift pay seven millions and estates or effe@is they are possessed of, un. an half yearly to his majesty, which is der the pain of banishment, if they do not about 325000l. sterling.–Our fort called comply within a certain time. Alibadi, in the river Gambia, in Africa, By letters from Crema, capital of the has been destroyed by the natives, spirited Cremasco, a little territory belonging to the up, as is supposed, by the English settled Venetians, adjoining to the Cremonese, upon that coast.—26th, A report having we hear, that about the beginning of this been indusriously spread, by whom may month, captain Mosca arrived there with a be easily guessed, that the court intended detachment of 600 men, and was received a sort of conniving toleration for the Hu- with the loudest acclamations by the popu. guenots, his majesty has ordered the edicts lace, as they imagined these troops were of the 17th of January, and 6th of No. come there only to be quartered, which vember, 1750, to be again proclaimed, would make money circulate in their city. for putting in force the laws against that But their joy was soon turned into forrow; fect of religion.-Our news from the Eart. for that officer having first seized the gates Indies are, that on the 3d of January last of the city, caused next a particular quarter we concluded a peace with the nation to be invested, where he apprehended called Maratres ; that the Nabob, with eighteen persons, three of whom were, whom we were at war, had been kilo four hours after, hanged, and the other led by one of his nephews, who was pro. fifteen sent to Venice to be made galley claimed Nabob in his Nead; tbat this new Naves, without any form or process. These Nabob had made M. Dupleix, our gover- persons were charged with venting mur. nor of Pondicherry, Nabob of all the In- murs against the government of the serene dian nations in the neighbourhood of Pon. republick, without any foundation ; since dicherry; and that a 74 gun-fhip is build- which fingular stroke of republican justice, ing there, the timber of which is brought the people have been very quiet, or, in plain from the Malabar coast, and said to be lic. English, are afraid to open their mouths ; tle inferior to the English oak. for in countries where words, rafhly and Madrid, July 6, N. S. Five new men of unadvisedly spoken, are made so highly war have been lately launched ac Ferrol, criminal, none but the dumb can ever be 5 faid to be faic, Divi. 336 The Monthly Catalogue for July, 1756. Divinity and CONTROVERSY. * A N Efray towards ascertaining the Palfage in St. Peter's fecond Epistle, from the 16th Verle of the first Chapter, pr. 29. 6d. 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