• . • • 411.• . TIGER • 4 ~1, ". Nr A liti.„. JA mr.c GRAt'SON, MYtier, 'W.:di al! her Guinea szci other 3,S the. a;'!ivel fr,nt Atric.t art 6 jantlick. hii a frtielgt - or, avw v:ry fuitable fir the•Afiiean Ti ltiVnt:•ries;to be leer., aarl'tho Ve34 viewed, zny Tiue. before th

• f:i , ~; b Untchrwiticit difgractd the admialOration of that reign, tignally manifetied, and iniquitottfly prevailed, notwitlitianding it was righteonf4 and v;goroutly %spored, by Piany honeff ittOtilbet.. of both lionles, the xajority'oi whim was fo flagrantly ab4ll , cloned.

Mr. GIROD Singeon - Begs Leave to inform the 1 4 ÜBLI C, THAT he'continues inoculating for the SMALL PDX, on the fame Terms as is Pie - decant Mr: Goodwin, and with the fame Succefs. —His Houfe at 'DARBY is properly fitted up 'for the recerSon of Patience', and he likewife atten

Dec. 22.-29. Lail Term was heard in the Court of King's Eencli, a fpecial cafe made_ s at the Devon allizes, In an adion brought on the ftatut; of the Seventh of Geo. 111. Chap. 111. 40, entitled, ,‘ An at to explain, amend, and.reduce into one ad of parliament, the general laws

DCC. 22.--29. 2. purchafes of corn ,fhall be made isl'oPen market; and in times of foarcity, tile officers of the market art autiforifed to oblige inch perfons as have granaries within their jurifdielion, to . bring a fittficierit qtrantity of corn to market. 3. .The 'Market fha

Buit!teil with Acc....lTr4 P:iiren. • Fetirdaiy nex t .. Far Freibht or I's.ge.rayti ftid or•

1 . , , P) Tune.—Two of the women that were bnt were his wn fcrvants. Lail year a gentleman, who has an eftate a little eanwa!d of London, gained the turn of 4061. by the produce offix acres only, towed with potatoes. Three lawyers were difputing the other aright at a co'ffee-ho

T club in town, Who meet on Thurfday evening to talk over the bufinefs of .The'day; and dripk a glafs of good ale.. Some of the company ObferVed von had mentioned in your laft paper, Knights y the ,;Nth. not been chore in this parliament who-were in. the lact ; and that you had

LIVERPOOL CHRONICLE for 1765. ' prerogative power; becaufe all the efficacy which could be exc:ted by that power, was exhanfted in the charter granted to the Old Company. For the King having granted fuch privileges to them alone, and having excluded all his other fubjeels from .

in every Arti(:,le of the above Butinefres, at the Houfe ef•the lite Mr. Edward Par!, Ap..- thecary, in Caftle-et.-All Furs confer'd onitbe faithfully executed, ard gratefully acknowledged, by their Incti cbedient Servants, 'HOWARD and El LLINGE. • Who have to Lett, Two Eleg'ant