B 1136 11011103 J JIUCAS M NK INDIA South Sea South Sea, South Sea, & per Cent. STOCK. STOCK STOCK. Annu. old, Ann. new 186 MAKUH, BILL of MURTALITY, &c. 1746. 1747. per Cent. Bank An.,3 percent. IndiaBonds B.Cir. pr, Wind at 1748-9. B. Annu. 101 102 102 98 præm. 41.8s 2 12 6 Deal. W. S. W. 136 Sunday 103164 102 ΙΟΙ 102 102 98 41.75 2 12 6 S. W. 103 102 101 102 102 98 102 101 102 102 666666 ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞0 00 00 41. 75 2 12 Sunday W. S. W. 110 103 102 101 102 102 16 103 1024 103 103 299 4 41.5s 41. 6s 41.55 41. 45 41.58 41. 2 12 2 12 2 12 2 12 2 12 2 12 6]S.W.byW. s. W. by S. S. W. 6s. W. hard wind rain 6 S. S. W. fair clou W. by N. cloud. fair W. by S. fair 6 S. W. hardvery win. 6 W. S. w.fair clou. ON.W.byN. fair rain ON by W. clou, cold, N. W. of N. N. E. OS. W. fresh froft fair (clou. cold windy rain rain Femal.12202418 2 years old 910 2 and 5-173 5 and 10- 48 10 and 20- 70 20 and 30- 160 30 and 40-241 BILL of Mortality from Feb. 19. to March 26. ra.n 40 and 50 216 50 and 60 259 60 and 70 172 90 and 100 7 2418 Buried 2418 Weekly Feb. 26 534 March S 480 1751, 111. 75. 111, 78, 6d. 11, 69, 111, 6s. 6d. ¡l. 75. 6d. 111. 7. 111. 95. 6d. 111, 8s. 11. 75. 11. 85. 111. 98. N. W. W. by S. rain fair Wheaten Peck Loaf 11. 94. Guildford. 71 195 load Warminster. 265 to 37 qr Devizes. 325 to 38 qr Gloucester. Northampt. 4s 6d bush. 245 to 28qu 175 to 18 159 to 16 155 to 19 165 to 17 125 to 15 od 248 to 28 1:8 to 17 155 to 20 28 to 18 gd 133 to 15 298 to 31 225 to 28 25 9d to 35 FOREIGN Tfor french AFFAIR S, 1751. 143 forming but executing fome new pro→ ject for increafing their trade and improving their marine: For thefe purposes, feveral ships have lately failed with recruits, to compleat the garifons in their feveral American colonies; and it is reckoned that above 600 officers discharged fince the peace, are gone to ferve in thofe colonies. A number of veffels are fitting out in order to transport artillery and ammunition to the coaft of Africa, and likewife fome hundreds of people, who are intended to found a colony there: In order to improve their Turkey trade, they have, befides the 50 fols per ton upon foreign shipping, impofed a duty of to per cent, upon all goods imported from the Levant by foreign ships; and that they may never want expert feaofficers, a marine academy has been eftablifhed at Breft, the members of which are directed to compile a dictionary for explaining every thing relating to naval affairs. An expedient is talked of at Paris for compofing the difference between the king of France and his clergy; the latter being willing, it is faid, to give a declaration of their revenues, provided they be always allowed to grant a fupply to his majesty, under the title of a free gift. 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