trom NORTH-AME- RICA a curious Colieaion of above thirty Sorts of Tree Seeds, of which Catalogues may be had ac his Shop. Thofe who incline to purchafe, will pleafe give their Orders im- mediately.-- Any vvho are yet unprovided with Garden Seeds and Flower Seeds, may be furnifhe

From the Utrecht Gazette. London, March 30. N. S. The Lords Commiftioners of .Trade and Plantations, to whom the Memorial of the Marquefs de Mirepoix, relating to the Iflund of St* Martin, was referred, have reported, That it does not appears to them that the Crown has any Right

By 'a Letter from Paris, we have certain Accounts of the Death of Sir James H-.£or MuLean, Baronet, in the 47th Year of his Age., A Gentleman, who, in e» very Part of his Life, ftrictly adhered to the Rules ot Ho- nour and Virtue. r? / Extraii of a private Letter from London, Fe

a private Letter from London, ?? f. perduy was prelented to the Commons, and read, a m of the Managers of the Town of Greenock's gi in Name of themfelvcs,' and Inhabitants of the Ei g nd Baronies of Eader and Wefter- Greenock t- n ( ?? rt, praying, that Leave be given to bring i

fch 17. The Corfairs have ftill the Audaci- temfdves upon our Coafts ; but we are work- I Night on fome Ships for the brave Mac- f them another Blow. Upril if. After the King had figned the A6l f mentioned in our former Advices, and ta* [to obferve it, his Majefty explained himf

Kvate Advices from Conftantinople give pretty broad X that the 6rft Blow m the N^b, ° r & GeUßany, jib; me Signal for the Ottoman Troops to begin a fcriion towards the Ruffian Frontiers, or on the Side ■wgary. He Lords of the Admiralty have given Orders for fee Men of War of 70

Num. 4776 Edinburgh, Monday, May zo, i7ji.

?? m ihe London Gazette, May 14. Petersburg* April '3a Lug la ft Courier which Count Panin, the R Swedifh Minilter, received from Stock- holm brought Advice that fome Regiments would foon be tranfported into Finland, with this Circumftance, that they were to -Fortifications -In

Some fnarp-fighted. Politicians, who formerly redded in that Country, pretend to foretell, even at this Dii- tance, that the Weather wiil prove unufualiy hot this Year on the Coafts of Africa-, in which, however, the Lovers of Peace and good Neighbourhood, moft fincerely wifh th