1 141 Ğ Ş sl. 145 31. 145 17 ז 216 S 20 2 20 and оооо 21 1921 106 104 Š 3 60 and 70 Prices of STOCKS in JANUARY, BILL of MORTALITY, &c. 1746. Deal. London. Dec. 24. to Jan. 28. Chrift. 741 2 141 105 % 103 | 103 6 N. E. clou. fair Femal . 709} 145 3] 142 106 103}104 103 104 I 17 6 N. N. E, milling Buried S Males 1120 1033104 103104 5l. 145 1 17 Femal. 1046 N. W. frosty fair Died under 2 Years old 83 sl. 1451 17 6 W. fair clou. Between 2 and 106 51. 135 12 qS.W.byw. fair 6 S and 10 - 177 6 10 and 20- 106 51. 125 S. W. fair clou. & 30 118 30 and 40 104 40 and 50 19 s.w.byw. fair so and 60 - 14 33 143 1441 192 118 106 104 104 sl. 135 2 S. fair mild 104 104 5l. 125 12 70 and so 9 151 143 * 106 51. 125 CS.w.by W. fair mild ON. E. hard clou. cold go and 100 -- CN. N. E. frost snow Sl. JIS Within the Walls E. fresh snow Without the Walls 52 51. 135 12 In Mid. and Surrey 93 104 S. City & Sub. Weft. _51 2 104 gl. 128 | E. by N. clou. rain 216 sl. 125 2 6 N. E. hard cloudy 104 Weekly Dec. 31 cloudy 42 25 143 106 104 5l. 125 ON.W.by fair Jan. 7 43 26 Sunday N. E. cloudy 14 39 27 106 117 sl. 115 21 E. fog frosty 28 1441434) 187 117 106 23 104 1 104 51. 115 o S, S. W. milling 29] 143 1871 117 106 104 104 51. HIS S. W, rain 216 117 Sl. lis 2 o S. by W. fair Wheaten Peck Loaf 2s. 321 143 187 106 IC4 51. DIS 12 o W. S. W. cloudy Pease 20s. to 245. per Ouar, 355 to 47 9r 345 to 44 qr 45 gd buth. Barley 175 to 205 2 Is to oo qr 176 to 12 qr 195 to 22 qr 175 to 21 qr 205 to 22 198 to 22 28 gd Oats 125 60 to 16s • 16s to oo od 165 to 19 145 to 16s 145 to 19 155 to 17 od is 6d to 25 1$ 60 Beans 188 to 228 od | 288 to 30 od 288 to 308 235 to 26 278 to 34 3s 8d to 45 оооооо 16 144 IIS 104 18144 216 2a с 117 rain Buried 187 OON NOO 104 104 104 IO2 FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 1752. which JAGUE, Dec. 29, N. S. The states ܪ forbids all persons, foreigners as well as natives, to engage any artisan employed in any manufacture of this country, to go to work in any foreign country, under pain of death ; and promises a reward of 100 ducats in gold to such as shall discover and convict any one guilty of this crime. Amsterdam, Jan. 17, N. S. The magnificent stone bridge, composed of three arches on the Heergraff in this city, fell down yesterday so suddenly, that many persons at that instant passing over it were buried in the ruins ; which occafions the more surprize, as the bridge appeared very solid and substantial, and was almost new. By ships arrived from Curalau in the West-Indies we have an account, that a bark belonging to our WestIndia company, and bound for that island, baving cast anchor at Oruba, was attacked there in September last by a Spanish frigate, which took her and carried her to St. Domingo, on the old pretence of contraband trade. As Oruba is an iland be. longing to us, the governor of Curalau immediately dispatched an express to the governor of St. Domingo, to complain of this hoftility and reclaim the bark; and that he might be sure of something in hand, he laid an embargo upon two Spanish vesels then at Curaffau ; but not content with this, as he received an evafive answer from the governor of St. Domingo, he had, when the last ships came from thence, ordered four stout vefsels to be fitted out for making reprisals upon the Spaniards, which we in this country look on as the only effectual way of treating with them upon this subject. Paris, Jan. 3, N. S. The abbe de la Caille, who was lately sent at his majesty's expence to the Cape of Good-Hope, to make astronomical observations for various purposes, and among the rest for settling the true situation of that remarka. ble promontory, which some have suppored to lie 17 degrees 44 minutes eaft from the meridian of Paris, has, by repeated ob. fervations, determined it to be but 16 degrees 14 minutes east from our meridian ; so that its longitude is 36 degrees 16 minutes east from the old meridian, and its latitude 33 degrees 55 minutes south ; which is made publick for the common benetic of all trading nations ; for without observing this, a lip may in a dark night run upon the western part of this dangerous coast, when the is thought to be a good many leagues off at fea.-21. Saturday last an arret of council was published, authorizing the East India 47 company to borrow 18 millions of livres in order to increase its commerce ; and the subscription was filled the very firit day the books were opened. In one of the last thips sent out by this company, a most superb French suit of cloaths, with two fowling pieces, and two pair of pif tols, exquisitely wrought, were put on board, to be delivered as a present from his majesty to the king of Golconda. 24. The abbe de Prade, a licenciate of the Sorbonne, having publickly supported in that house a thesis tending to deism, he has been by the archbishop suspended from all ecclesiastical functions, degraded of his degree, and his name erased out of the books of the Sorbonne ; and his thesis has been unanimously condemned by that learned body, who are going to lay it before the parliament, in order to obtain permission to have it burnt by the hands of the common hangman. We have had this month from Madrid the following account of a naval victory, and of his catholick majesty's gratitude to his seamen, viz. Don Pedro Stuart y Portugal, younger brother of the duke of Berwick (who had already distinguished himself against the Moors, by taking, about two months ago, two Algerine Thips in the feas of Catalonia) has taken off Cape Vincent an Algerine man of war, called the Dantzick, of 60 pieces of cannon and 564 men, which, in company with another large ship that sheered off, was cruizing in quest of some Spanith register ships. The engagement continued four days, from the 28th of November last to the ad of December, The Algerine commandant hung out the white fag the second day, but the crew obliged him to continue the combat, and did not Atrike till they were on the point of linking. There were 194 of them killed, and 320 made Naves, including the arraez op commandant, the officers, and 16 renegadoes ; and 50 christian Naves on board were set at liberty. The Spaniards, in the whole, had but three men killed, and 27 wounded, amongst whom there was not any officer. This is attributed to the conduct of the commander, who, to save his men, contented himself with reducing them by cannon, without coming to close quarters ; and with whom the king is so well pleased, that he has created him chief d'Escadre. His majesty has recompensed the other officers in proportion; the sailors of each ship (there being another in company with Don Stuart) are gratified with a month's pay ; and pensions are allowed to the wounded, and to the widows of those who were killed in the engagement. DIVINITY 48 The Monthly Catalogue for January, 1752. 26. Esays Moral and Miscellaneous. By DIVINITY and CONTROVERSY. J. Fortefeue, D. D. pr. 1$. Baldwin. HE Doctrine of the Saints final 1. T . J. 27. A Method to prevent Robberies in London and Westminster, pr. 6d. Swan. pr. 6d. Keith. 28. A Letter concerning the Mainte2. Thoughts on the Perfeverance of , nance of the Poor, pr. is. Corbett. the Saints. By J. Wesley, M. A. Trye. 29. A Discourse on Government and 3. Deism genuine Antimethodism, pr. Religion, pr. is. Roberts. 6d. Trye. 30. Letters from the Inspector, to a 4. An Esay on Mr. Hume's Efray on Lady, pr. 1S. Cooper. Miracles. By W. Adams, M. A. pr. 25. 31. A Tour from England through Part Cooper. of France, Flanders, Brabant, and Hol5. A second Letter to the Author of land. By A. Monsanto, pr. 6d. Noon. the Enthusiasm of Methodists, &c. By J. 32. The agreeable Medley, pr. 35. Wesley, pr. 6d. Robinson. G. Woodfall. 6. An historical Compendium of the 33. Tort Account of the Eye and Bible. By M. Noliet, pr. 35. Millar. Nature of Vision. By J. Ayscough, Op7. Dissertationes II. Critico-Sacræ. Auc- tician, pr. 6d. Strahan. tore G. Coftard, A. M. pr. 1$. Baldwin. 34. A faithful Narrative of the base 8. A Charge to the Clergy of the East- Arts practised on the Brain of H. Hilding, Riding of Yorkshire. By J. Sterne, LL.D. pr. 6d. Sharpe. pr. 6d. Knapton. 35. Proposals by the late Prince of 9. A third Letter to the Author of the Orange, for increasing the Trade of the Enthufiasın of Methodists, &c. By V. Republick, pr. is. 6d. Kent. (See Mag. Perronet, A. M. pr. 60. Roberts. for 1751, p. 556, 597.) 10. Obfervations on the second Vision 36. Miscellaneous Observations on the of St. John. Noon. Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, 11. A Defence of Dr. Foster's Sermon pr. 15. W. Clarke. on Catholick Communion, pr. 6d. Noon. 37. Observations on the Defects of the PHYSICK. poor Laws, ard on the Cautes and Con12. A Compendium of Anatomy. By fequences of the great Increase and BurLaurence Heister, M. D. pr. 6d. Innys. then of the Poor. With a Proporal for 13. The Theory of the Moon made redressing those Grievances. By T. Alperfe&t. By S. Hardy, pr. is. Cooper. cock, A. M. pr. is. Baldwin. 14. A new Effay on the Cure of the 38. Treaty of Peace with the State of Gout. By Mr. Drake, pr. Is. 6d. Author. Tripoli, &c. pr. is. Owen. (See p. 41.) 15. A Differtation on Suppuration. 39. Instructions for playing at Andro, Tranflated from the Latin of John Gra- a new Game at Cards, pr. 6d. Cooper. Thuis, M. D. pr. is. Knapton. 40. The Art of making Sugar, pr. 15. MISCELLANEOUS. 6d. Willock. 76. A Treatise concerning the Militia, 41. An Essay on Sugar, pr. 6d. Comyns. Millar. (See p. 3.) 42. Worldly Compliances. Dedicated 17. Chinese Architecture. Part IV. By to Lady F. Shirley, pr. 1$. 6d. Job. W. Halfpenny, pr. 25. 6d. Sayer. Poetry and Entertainment. 18. The Ordinary of Newgate's Ac- 43. The Adventures of a Valet, in two count, Jan. 18, pr. 6d. Corbett. Vols. 12mo. pr. gs. sewd. Robinson. 19. The Works of Horace, with the (Sec p. 25.) original Text, the natural Order of Con- 44. Secret Memoirs of the late Count struction, with Accents for the right Pro- Saxe, pr. 25. Owen. nunciation, and a close and truly literal 45. 'Two Hymns on the Nativity of English Translation, rendring this Author Christ. By R. Rolt, pr. 6d. Owen. exceedingly easy and familiar to every 46. Fair Rosamond to the Fair HiberReader. Vol. I. Part I. pr. is. 6d. nian, pr. 6d. Howard. sewed, 2s. bound. Baldwin. 47. The Apotheosis of the Fair Sex, 20. The Petition of the unborn Babes, pr. is. Cooper. pr. 7d. Cooper. 48. Taste: A Comedy of two AAts. By 21. A Defence of Dr. Pocus, &c. against S. P'oote, pr. is. Franklin. (See p. 4, 33.) the unborn Babes, pr. 3d. Cooper. SERMONS. 22. Animadversions on Mr. Browne's 40. A Sermon preached on the Death • three E(Tays, pr. is. Noon. of Dr. Obadiah Hughes. By John Allen, 23. A Letter to the Bishop of Clogher M. D. pr. 6d. Noon. and Lord Orrery, pr. is. Noon. 50. Solomon's Preference of Riches con24. A particular Description of the fidered. By E. Pickard, pr. 6d. Noon. Highlands, pr. 18. G. Woodfall. 51. A Discourse upon the intermediate 25. A Letter from a Gentlemao to a State between Death and the Resurrection. Physician, pr, 6d. Walker, By B. Regis, D. D. pr. 6d. Oliver, pr. is. T Davies For FEBRUARY, 1752. To be Continued. (Price Six-Pence each Month.) Containing, (Greater Variery, and more in Quantity, tban any Monthly Book of the same Price ! I. An Account of the new Tragedy of Eu- XIV. A Censure on the Breakers of Pro genia, with the Prologue and Epilogue. mises and Appointments. II. Of the Nature and Qualities of Iron. XV. Of the Government of Venice. III. The Life and Character of the late cele- XVI. Account of Harlequin Sorcerer. brated Dr. Boerhaave. XVII. POETRY: On seeing a Lady fit for IV. Origin of the German Empire, History her Picture ; on a fine Spring Morning i of the Emperors, and of the Kings of the a Moral Vision ; Epitaph on a Scotch Romans, Baronet ; a Character ; the Question ; V. Number of Houses, Inhabitants, &c. in Acroftichis; Songs ; Epigrams; Rebus's, the City and Suburbs of London, with a &c. the Miller's Wedding, a new Song, Proposal for regulating the Watch. ser to Musick. VI. The JOURNAL of a Learned and Poli- XVIII. The MONTHUY CHRONOLOGER : tical Club, &c. continued : Containing Earthquakes in the West-Indies Admithe SPEECHES of C. Salonius, and T. ralty Sessions ; a Soldier shot for DesertiPotitius, on the Question relating to the on ; Pardon and Reward for discovering General and Staff-Officers of the Army : Cary's Murderers ; Sellions at the Old And the SPEECH of Servilius Priscus, in Bailey, &c. &c. &c. favour of the Bavarian Subsidy Treaty. XIX. Promotions ; Marriages and Births ; VII. A Description of Monmouthshire. Deaths ; Bankrupts. VIII. A Scriptural Criticism. XX. Alterations in the Lift of Parliament. IX. A useful Problem, with its Solution. XXI. Monumental Inscription for Sir John X. A Geometrical Question. Hynd Cotton). XI. The Origin of Money, and the Coinage XXII. Prices of Stocks for each Day. of several Nations. XXII. Monthly Bill of Mortality. XII. Remarkable Account of a Robbery, XXIV FOREIGN AFFAIRS. XIII. Debates in the General Court of the XXV. A Catalogue of Books. Free British Fishery. With a new Map of MONMOUTHSHIRE, and a neat View of MELTONCONSTABLE, the Seat of Sir Jacob Astley, Bart. in Norfolk, curiousy engraved, MULTUM IN PARV 0. LONDON : Printed for R. BALDWIN, jun. at the Rofe in Pater-ivotter-Row. Of whom may be had, compleat Sets from the Beginning to this Time, neatly Bound, or Stitch'd, or any single Month to complete Sets. ܪ ܪ C ο Ν Τ Ε Ν Τ S. 82 Origin of the German empire ibid. 51-53 History of the several emperors, with the The prologue, written and spoken by Mr. infolent behaviour of the popes The epilogue, written by Colley Cibber, First foundation of the Electoral dignity 80 city and suburbs of London, of the con- vernment of the republick of Venice ibid. G 81 55 A censure on tlie breakers of promises Proposal for regulating the watch here ibid. and appointments, in the character of The JOURNAL of a learned and political Portry. The miller's wedding, a new SPEECH of C. Salonius, in favour of the A country dance question relating to the general and Il Meditante, from a perfect copy ibid. staff-officers for his majesty's land forces On looking out of a friend's window in 57 the country, on a fine spring morning Speech of T. Potitius, against the quer- 59 A new song, inscribed to the duke of SPEECH of Servilius Priscus, in favour of Grafton ibid. 86 63 Acrostichis, being advice to a Remarks on the nature and qualities of 67 On seeing a lady fit for her picture ibid. of the English, American, and Swedish Rebus's and solutions A criticism on a text of scripture 70 The moral vision ibid. The life and character of the late celebra- A song 70-75 Epitaph on Sir James Sooty ibid. His birth and education 70 The question, occafioned by a serious ad- ibid. His accidental conversation about Spino. Earthquakes in the West-Indies 89, 95 film, and the result of it ibid. D He is admitted doctor of physick 72 Audacious robbery near Chester, and bra- He is made professor of physick, botany, very in apprehending the robbers ibid. and chemistry, and ftill holds private A soldier shot for desertion courses ibid. Pardon and reward for discovering Cary's His improvements in chemistry 73 ibid. Another general court of the Free British He publishes his Institutiones Medicæ and Fishery his Aphorisms 90, 91 His character, great estate, and how ac- Marriages and Births A very useful problem, with its solution Monumental inscription for Sir John ibid. Ecclesiastical preferments Debates in the general court of the society Promotions civil and military of the Free British Fishery 75 G, 76 Persons declared bankrupts The origin of money 76 Prices of Itocks and grain ; wind, wea- The coinage of several na ions An account of that higt dignity in the Monthly bill of mortality German empire, called king of the Ro. FORMIGN AFFAIRS N. B. We have received a Speech on the important subject of the army; bee being before- 91 |
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