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Entrepenant, of 16 guns and 130 men, a
privateer.

SHIPS taken on both SIDES.

A privateer, of eight guns and 100 men. Jonge Margaret, Bley, from Amsterdam, for Morlaix.

Infernal privateer, of 14 guns.

Three hips from St. Domingo, drove ashore
near Bourdeaux.

A privateer of eight guns.
A veffel loaded with flour.
Three hips laden with ditto.

Mount-Ofier, of 20 nine pounders, a pri

vateer.

Oct.

Enterprize, Dupond, from the Cape de Verd.
A fhip cut out of Rye bay.

Terrible privateer, Death, with her rich
prize. See p. 96.

Sally, Nicholls, from Newfoundland, for
Cadiz.
Eglinton,

from Maryland, for Bristol.

A Morgan, Dean, from Malaga, for

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Earl of Chesterfield, Brown, from Oporto, for London.

Hamburgh merchant, Horncaftle, from Ma-
laga, for Genoa.

Eugene, Cole, from Bristol, for Maryland.
St. Michael, Wheeler, from Zant, for Bristol

Nancy, from Newfoundland, for Pool.
St. George, Conner, from London, for Va-
lencia.

Combe, Davis, from ditto, for ditto.
Industry, Troup, from London, for Leghorn.
Harlequin Strahan, from Dalmatia, for
Smyrna.

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Poftboy, Olding, from Plymouth, for Na- E ples.

Newtown, Barlow, from London, for Mil-
ford.

Neptune, Baker, from North Carolina, for
London.

Fanny, Henderwell, from Lyme, for Liver-
pool.

True Love, King, from ditto, for ditto.
Concord, Carrol, from Maryland, for Lon-
don.

Adventure, Braffit, from Newfoundland,
for Pool.
Endeavour,

from ditto, for Bristol. Greyhound, Devaux, from ditto, for Bilboa. Nyftone, Hodgkil, from New-England, for ditto.

Weftall, Lewis, from Maryland, for Hull.
Lively Mary, Gradon, from Dublin, for Cadiz.
Prince, a Dane, from Topfham, for Leghorn.
Three Friends, Whitney, from Newfound-

land, for the streights.

Penelope, Blake, from Lifbon, for London.

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Endeavour, a floop, cut out of a harbour in
Jamaica.

Meffina, Power, from Cork, for St. Ea
ftatia.

Loyal James, Hammond, from Dublin, for the Streights.

John and Mary, Sympfon, from Yarmouth,

for Chester.

Neptune, Parke, from Cagliari, for Villa
Franca.

Happy Return, from Liverpool, for Carolina,
Fisher, from Maryland, for Liver-

pool.
Triton, Scougall, from Maryland, for London,
Anne, Ford, from Rye, for Liverpool.
> from Lancaster, for London.
Abrig with grocery, from London, for Bristol.
Michael, King, from Antigua, for Briftol.
A thip from Jamaica, with 200 hhds. of
fugar.

Minehead, Forest, from Antigua, for London,
Orrell, Winter, from Saloe, for Liverpool,
Eagle, Coppel, from Yarmouth, for the
Streights.

Difpatch, Bowman, from Seville, 'for London,
Hampshire, Bourn, from Guernsey, for Lond.
Winterbottom, Darby, from Jamaica, for

London.

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A thip with 150 barrels of beef, 300 fir- H foundland, for Oporto.
kins of butter, 40 hogfheads of beer, &c.
Edward, Dalton, from Jamaica, for London.
Spence, Cooling, from ditto, for ditto.
Robert, Cawfon, from Virginia for London.
Payne,
from Bristol, for Nevis.

Prince George, Darby, from ditto, for Briftol
Hougwart, Martin, from North Yarmouth,
for Liverpool.

A large hip from Botton, for Jamaica.
Frienship, Cruikthanks, from the Spey, for
Bilboa.

Anne, and Eliz. Turner, from Weymouth, for London.

A New-York privateer, of 12 guns, and 1oz men, by the Zephir, of 30 guns.

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1757. QUESTIONS.BILLS of MORTALITY. 507

European Tranfport, Neale, for New-York.
Owners Goodwill, Cotterel, from London,
for Gibraltar.

Samuel, Wild, from Newcastle, for ditto.
Sally, Legrofe, from Malaga, for London.
Mary and Elizabeth Buth, from London, for
Plymouth.

Langford, Jubber, from Barbadoes, for Lon-
don.

Annandale, from Dublin, for London. Scheamer, Nicholls, from Africa, for Barbadoes.

[To be continued in our next.]

QUESTION. By Bletchingtonienfis.

WHAT

HAT fum is that, in pounds and fhillings, whofe half is just the reverse of the whole?

QUESTION. By John Egglefton, of Hull
School.

WHAT

mies terror abroad. Great things are, and must be expected at that time; and though numbers may carry it, yet I really think truth and a minority, will, in time, pull villains from their lurking places; and lay fuch facts before us, as a British nation has a right to demand. Admiral Byng felt this. A Without mentioning names, hope all those will feel it, who were tardy and treacherous in an affair, where not only a million has been wantonly diffipated, but the honour of a kingdom shamefully blown upon, without a chance of ever recovering it; even tho' Pt, like a polypus, fhould be cut B into a majority, and to effect it, reprefent fo many boroughs. Your friend and reader, L. M.

AT two numbers are thofe, whose fum +10 is the difference of C their fquares; and their product to five times their fum ?

QUESTION. By Nicholas Wight, of the fame

School.

OASTING along the fea-fhore, I ob

Clerved a church and windmill; the

P. S. I am glad, tho', amidst all our troubles, that we are like to have fuch plenty of amufements this winter. Laugh and grow fat, is a very common expreffion. I believe we fhall have nothing elfe to make us fo New fingers from Italy.-New players.--New pantomimes, are the foporifick medicines for us. I wish they are not fudorifick too, for I fancy we shall be fweated before it is long; the Mohawks have aiready begun in America. Proximus ardet. You know the reft. Adieu.

church bore from me S. S. W. and the DBILLS of Mortality, from Aug. 9, to

windmill W. by S.-I then steared away three miles due north, and found the church to bear S. by W. and the wind-mill S. W. by S. W. What was my distance from the two objects at each obfervation?

To the CITIZEN.

T is very commonly said still, and has veIry often been faid, that a flanding army is aftanding jeft; it seems never to have been more properly ufed, than in the late expedi tion to the coafts of France, for it was not a defcent on them, unless you call robbing

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few orchards and vineyards (like schoolboys) a defcent in France, tho' only on an iland near it. I think I heard (thanks to the liberty of the prefs, tho' a rolling one perhaps) "no less than fix different derry down ballads, on our idle attempt to annoy the inveterate enemies of this country; but tho' they fhould fing them, even with the lungs of a ftentor in the purlieus of Arthur's chocolatehouse, the found of dice would drown their G troublesome melody; for, as Richard fays to Buckingham, They are not in the vein to bear what they do not like. The winter is almost begun the year 1757 was to have been (if certain folks were to be believed) the greateft for the honour of Great Britain, that has been known for many years; there are hopes still left, that the year 1758 may be fo; and why? Because it is not come; for when it does, I fancy they may be jumbled together, and the curious man may pick and chufe which he likes beft. The great fenate of the kingdom foon meet, they are ftill our bulwark at home, and our ene.

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ean and his wench; Each lad take his can and his wench! Old England now

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Poetical ESSAYS in OCTOBER, 1757.

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Now, now the note the fwells, and fings of
[warms!
Heav'ns! how the nobler air my fpirit
I feel, I feel my courage glow,

And rush in thought to meet the foe.
Methinks I fee the martial plain
Enfanguin'd o'er with heaps of flain:
Heroes and fteeds in wild confusion roll,
And terrors feize on all but Fred'rick's daring
foul.

VI.

See! while the goddess plays, around her
throng

The joy-ftruck quadrupeds to hear the fong,
Delighted neighs the conscious freed;
The hungry bull forgets to feed ;
Yon ftag is tame. The dappl'd fawns
Exult, and bound along the lawns.
Enamour'd echo in the distant vale,
Answers her fifter's voice in ev'ry foften'd
gale.

VII.

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No more the fierce-ey'd tyger threatens harm,
But lays him down, and liftens to the charm:
Nor lefs the lion 'bates his rage;
(Such pow'r has Musick to asswage)
The rav'nous wolves let loose their prey;
Her impulfe furious pards obey.

The crawling adder too, at her command,
Puts forth his harmlefs tongue to lick her
tuneful hand.

VIII.
-Butah! The ftops her soul-enchanting strain,
And foars to her cœleftial throne again.
Oh! all ye flatt'ring founds, adieu!
The change is felt all nature through. i
Surcharg'd with rain the clouds appear,
To ftain the products of the year;
And now they burft-Loud thunder tears
the sky,
[the weeping eye.
And nought, but gloom oppreffive, ftrikes
Widow's Coffee-house,
W. W-TY.

Sept. 27, 1757.

An EPISTLE from S. SPINTEXT, Curate in a
Village near London, to bis Friend R. SAY-
GRACE in the fame Office, in a diftant County.

WHEN you prevented Tuesday's fun,

And fought with health-inspiring gun

For exercife and food:

If game ingrofs'd not all your care,
You might observe a sweeter air,
Perfume each field and wood.
You might (fo true friends, fympathize)
See Phoebus with prophetick rife,

Defcribe a golden fhow'r :
Oh be that day rever'd by me!
Few, very few, glad days there be,
Fraught with fuch annual store.
Full thirty powerful fterling pound,
A fum alas! but rarely found,

In hapless curate's charge:
Since wedded to the church I've been,
Of my own cafh, till then I've seen,
No fum by half fo large,

J ne'er have feen, for but to fee,
Is all remains for me and thee,

To day the vifion flies :

A crown a week, for lodging here,
(And that, not deem'd exceffive dear).
My landlord's fuff'rance buys.
To thirteen pounds thus flept away,
Another item let me fay,

Viz. laundrefs four pounds four;
To fire and candle three pounds three,
Then the remaining fum will be,

Nine pounds 13-no more.

But oh! an item there remains,
Which mocks the frugal curate's paine,
And leaves him quite to feek:
For tho' the 'fquire's all-plenteous board,
A Sunday's dinner doth afford,
Yet who can fait a week,

To go to work the nearest way,
My landlord I agreed to pay,

Six-pence for ev'ry meals"

This,

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Poetical ESSAYS in OCTOBER, 1757.

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HE English, of late, with intention to blufter, [muster; Sent out all the men and the ships they could The force was tremendous, and fecret the station, [the French nation, Which pleas'd our own kingdom, and fear'd Derry down, &c. When in fight of the Frenchmen appear'd British fails, | failles, Full expreffes a hundred were fent to VerTheir monarch (in chaifes) dispatch'd all his host,

The first time that ever an army went poft, Derry down, &c. At the Inland of Aix, all our gen'rals agree, 'Twou'd be fafeft and beft to attack it by fea;

Then the caftle furrender'd, and only the tars Did obtain all the glory of fighting and scars, Derry down, &c.

But our landmen for prudence most justly renown'd, (ground, Would not venture to fleep on an enemy's Thought enough of all confcience was done for one night, [morning's light, And would conquer no more, till the next Derry down, &c. The French foldiers not ready, the coast was all clear,

Yet a thousand objections full weighty appear; And a council of war, in form must impart, What every man had refolv'd in his heart, Derry down, &c. 'Twas a conqueft too mean, for a brave English bo-fom, pofe-em j

To plunder a country, where none did opYet the foes were too strong, and the season far spent,

So the army return'd, full as fafe as it went, Derry down, &c,

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Dr. WYNTER to Dr. CHEYNE.
ELL me, from whom, fat-headed Scot2
Thou didst thy fyftem learn;
From Hippocrates thou hadst it not,
Nor Celfus, nor Pitcairn.
Suppofe we own that milk is good,

And fay the fame of grafs ;
The one for babes is only food,
The other for an afs.
Doctor, one new prescription try,
A friend's advice forgive;
Eat grafs, reduce thyfelf, and die,
Thy patients then may live.

Dr. CHEYNE to Dr. WYNTER.

MY fyftem, doctor's, all my own,

No tutor I pretend;

My blunders hurt myself alone,
But yours your dearest friend.
Were you to milk and fraw confin'd,
Thrice happy might you be ;
Perhaps you might regain your mind,
And from your wit get free.

I can't your kind prescription try,
But heartily forgive;

'Tis nat'ral you should bid me die,
That you yourself may live.

The RATS in COUNCIL. By Mr. H—TT2

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ISS, gallant cat, of noble birth, Moft beauteous of all cats on earth, Liv'd foe to rats: And far and near,

He kept them in continual fear.
Rats, and rat's uncles, aunts, and cousins,
Titfey demolisht 'em by dozens;
You can't conceive such devastation,
Such flaughter and fuch defolation.

It hap'd one night, as authors fay,
Love, mighty love, call'd Tifs away.
When in the fnares of Cupid bamper'd,
O'er many a houfe's top he fcamper'd.
The coaft was clear; and now, full late,
The rats were fummon'd to debate.

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