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A. Dod. pr. 1s. [To be continued in our next.] PRICES STOCK.STOCK. STOCK. Annu. old Ann. new IA (South Sea South Sea South Sea B. Annu. B. Annu.13 p. Cont, S. S, An. Ind. Bonds B.Cir. p. 1746. 1747-8-9 B. Annu. 1751. praem. . s. d. S. W. fair 3 S. W. rain 106 106 106 106 71. 25 71. 33 3 W. N. W. fair 2 N. W. 106 N. N. W. 7 137 106 71. 6s N. E. fair very hot S. W. wind hot 8 Sunday 9 137 106 106 106 10 137 11133 12 138 106 106 106 71. 58. 71. 55 S. S. W. fair clou. 1220 Buried Femal. 612 52 S. W. rain 106 106 106 S. W. rain 106 106 106 W. 5$ 13 138 106 106 106 S. 55 S. S. W. fair warm 14 106 107 58 W. rain thun. N. W. rain 17 138 106 106 106 55 3 5 N. N. W. fair 18 137 192 106 4s 3 5 W. N. W. fair 19 137 192 106 106 106 1 3 5 N. E. fair clou. 20 137 138 132 107 3 5 21 107 clou. fair rain fair fair clou. cloudy fair fair hot 24 137192 123 107 106 106 71. 55 о N. E. fair Weekly July 3 364 25 107 106 106 71. 45 N. E. fair 292 26 137 107 108 1с6 71. 48 N. E. fair hot 17 323 27 137 1921 108 106 71. 45 E. N. E. fair hot 24 288 106 28 103 71. 48 10s to 13 6d 1s fod to 2s od 14s. ood. to 15s. 06d. p. q 35 od to 38 3019s. to 248. ood. 288 to 30 LOTTERY TICKETS, 31. 85, 6d, 31. gs. 6d. 31. gs. 31. 8s. 6d. 31. ros. 31. 1os. 6d. 31. gs. 6d. 31. 305 31. gs. 6d. 31. 108. Beans 19s to 21s 6d Wheaten Peck Loaf 2s. zd. o N. N. E. N. E. fair rain fair hot 1257 71. 58 3 5 o E. by N. fair 71. 45 3 5 N. E. Oxford. fair The LONDON MAGAZINE: Or, GENTLEMAN's Monthly Intelligencer. For AUGUST, 1753 To be Continued. (Price Six-Pence each Month). Containing, (Greater Variety, and more in Quantity, than any Monthly Book of the fame Price,) I. The remarkable Trial of John Barbot, III. Mr. Horne's State of the Cafe, &c. IV. Of the luminous Spaces about the South V. A Description of the County of YORK. the ECH of Servilius Prifcus on Bill; and the SPEECHES of IX. Extract from Dr. Addington, of the X. Of Air, Light, Electricity, &c. XI. Odious Character of a Lyar. XII. Solutions of a Surveying Question. XIII. Other Questions propofed. XIV. Obfervations on Bounties upon the XV. Proceedings and Obférvations on the XVI. Claufes propofed to be added to the XVII. French Perriwig-Maker's Advertise ment. XVIII. Queries to the Circuiteerers of Great. Britain. XIX. POETRY: An Addrefs to the Mufe; XX. The MONTHLY CHRONOLOGER : XXII. Prices of Stocks for each Day. With a beautiful and correct GENERAL MAP of YORKSHIRE, and the HEAD of Old HENRY JENKINS, curiously engraved. MULTUM IN PARVO. LONDON: Printed for R. BALDWIN, jun. at the Rofe in Pater-Nofter-Row. Of whom may be had, compleat Sets from the Beginning to this Time, neatly Bound, or Stitch'd, or any fingle Month to compleat Sets. A bill' occafioned by them, and obfervations on bounties upon the exportation of corn 376 Petitions relating to the Turkey trade, and the bill occafioned by them with 376, 377 obfervations Of the luminous fpaces about the fouth pole 378 Queries propofed to the circuiteerers of 379 The furprizing French perriwig-maker's comical advertisement Claufes propofed to be added to the late 380 act against clandestine marriages POETRY. Young Dorilas, a new fong, 381 fet to mufick 382 A new country dance 3837 late marriage to Mifs Hoare An addrefs to the mufe To a friend The charms of Sally The head-ach, to Aurelia Epitaph on brigadier general Hill Epitaph on a young nobleman, killed in an engagement at sea The MONTHLY CHRONOLOGER 386. ibid. memory Solution of a question in furveying The odious character of a lyar, from the General court of the Free British 367. Succefs of the whale fishery ibid. 368 Coiners apprehended ibid. ibid. Fires 386, 387 who ibid. Mr. Harvey's tragical story 386 387, 388. Fishery 369 387 Adventurer ibid. Irishmen committed for a rape ibid. Of lyes of vanity 370 Country affizes ibid. - Mr. Horne's State of the Cafe, &c. defend Shocking story of a perfon's dying by thet ed 371 bite of a mad cat ibid. Of air, light, electricity, &c. 372 Marriages and births 388 373 ibid. Another folution of the surveying question fummary of the most important affairs 375 N. B. As the fpeeches of fome of the members of the Political Club, befides shofe already giver have been lately fent in to us, we shall infert those upon the Jews bill in our next; and all fuch as may bereafter be fent in, upon that or any other fubjell, we fall take care to give in the next following, or fome future month. A beautiful View of York, with a description of that city, fhall be in our next; RECEIPTS for collecting the LAND TAX and WINDOW LIGHTS, are given Gratia by R. BALDWIN, Bookfeller, at the Rofe in Pater-Noker-Row. Deaths ibid. Ecclefiaftical preferments 389 Promotions civil and military ibid. Perfons declared bankrupts ibid. FOREIGN AFFAIRS 390 A catalogue of books 390, 39 Prices of flocks and grain; wind, wear ther 392 Monthly bill of mortality ibide 3 =1 THE LONDON MAGAZIN E. AUGUST, TRIAL of JOHN BARBOT, at St. A PS the trial, condemnation, and execution of John Barbot, attorney at law, for the murder A of Matthew Mills, Efq; in the island of St. Chriftopher's, has of late been a fubject of converfation, and contains fome very extraordinary circumftances, we shall give our readers a fhort account of it, beginning with as exact an hiftory of the perfons chiefly concerned as we can collect. B Matthew Mills, Efq; was a rich planter John Barbot was born in London, and D E 1753. St. Chriftopher's, and fell very foon into confiderable practice there; fo that before this unlucky affair happened, he had got about 8ool, before-hand; and as he had always been employed by Dr. Webbe and his family, he was prevailed on by the doctor to fet up as the purchaser of his eftate at the fale, which he was enbled to do, by a gentleman's undertaking to endorse his bills for the third part of the price, as that part of the price was to be immediately depofited in good bills of exchange, by the conditions of fale; and as Mr. Mills and he had oppofite interefts to purfue at the fale, this brought on the quarrel between them. What fort of perfon of a man, or what age, Mr. Mills was, we have not heard; but Mr. Barbot is faid to have been a man of a small fize, but fprightly, and about, or not much above 25 years of age, when this affair happened. He was tried at St. Christopher's, Jan. 5, 1753, and charged with having feloniously and of malice forethought murdered Matthew Mills, Efq; at Frigate bay in that ifland, on Sunday, November 19, about 5 o'clock in the morning, by giving him with a piftol loaded with powder and leaden bullets, one mortal wound, upon the right fide, between the two laft falfe ribs, and pear the back; and the witnesses were as follows: Peter Carew fwore, that at the fale of Bridgwater's (Dr. Webbe's) eftate, Nov. 7, he heard the prifoner fay to the deceased, be expected to be treated like a gentleman, or, be did not treat him like a gentleman. Thomas Mills.-That at the faid fale, upon the prifoner's objecting to the con ditions of fale, the deceafed faid, Mr. Barbot, the conditions of fale are very fair why will you cavil about them? Upon which the prifoner faid, Sir, I expect to be treated like a gentleman. And the deceafed replied, Sir, I fhall always treat you and all mankind as fuch. And he gives good reasons for believing, that after the fale the deceased |