N. B. If any Person has a Mind to purchase any of the Goods mentioned, they may enquire of Mr. Daniel Gomez.-Ibid.

New York, May 11. Last Wednesday Afternoon departed this Life, in the 58th Year of his Age, CORNELIUS VAN HORN, Esq; one of the Representatives in General Assembly for the City and County of New York, and Alderman of the East Ward of this City; a Gentleman long distinguished for his steady Attachment to Patriot Principles, and Love for his Country: He was decently interred on Friday last.-New York Gazette, Revived in the Weekly Post Boy, May 11, 1752.

New York, May 25. Last Saturday Evening departed this Life, Mr. WILLIAM BRADFORD, Printer, of this City, in the 94th Year of his Age: as the Printer of this Paper liv'd upwards of eight Years Apprentice to him, he may be presumed to know something of him: He came to America upwards of 70 years ago, and landed at the Place where Philadelphia now stands, before that City was laid out, or a House built there: He was Printer to this Government upwards of 50 years; and was a Man of great Sobriety and Industry; a real Friend to the Poor and Needy; and kind and affable to all; but acquiring of an Estate happened not to be his Faculty, notwithstanding his being here at a Time, when others, of not half his good Qualifications, amassed considerable Ones : He was a true Englishman, and his Complaisance and Affection to his Wives, of which he had two, was peculiarly great; and without the least Exaggeration it may be said, that what he had acquired with the first, by the same Carriage was lost with the second: His Temperance was exceedingly conspicuous, and he was almost a Stranger to sickness all his Life: He had left off Business for several Years past, and being quite worn out with old Age and Labour, his Lamp of Life went out for want of Oil.— His Remains are to be interr'd this Evening.-New York Gazette, Revived in the Weekly Post Boy, May 25, 1752.

RUN away together on Monday the 18th Instant, from Elias Degrushe, of this City, Rope-maker, at the upper end of Broadway, two Servant Men; one named Richard Poole, a West Countryman, and has that Accent on his Tongue; of a middle Stature, black

Complexion, and has a large scar near his left Eye, had on when he went away short black Hair, a new English Castor-Hat, a half worn light-colour'd Frize Coat, scorch'd at the Bottom of the left Skirt, a blue Serge Jacket, and a red Cloth one without Sleeves, a Check Shirt, blue Camblet Breeches, brown Yarn Stockings, and new Shoes with broad rimm'd Brass Buckles in them. He will probably pass for a Rope maker. The other named Thomas Jenkins, a Welsh-man, about 21 years old, of a middle Stature, smooth fac'd, pretty round shoulder'd, and has a small cast in one of his Eyes; had on when he went away, a half-worn BeaverHat, worsted Cap, a light colour'd Cloth Coat, a blue Serge Waistcoat; and a Flannel one, Check Shirt, light colour'd Dimity Breeches, Yarn Stockings and new Shoes. Whoever takes up and secures the said Servants, or either of them, so that their Master may have them, or either of them, again, shall have THREE POUNDS Reward for each, and all reasonable charges paid by ELIAS DEGRUSHE. N. B. It is supposed they have gone towards New England. -Ibid.

New York, June 8 Last Week arrived here via Boston, Capt. ROBERT TROUP, late of the Brig. Hester of this Port; who sailed from hence the 5th. of January last, bound for Jamaica: About 12 Days after he left Sandy Hook, he met with a violent NorthWind, which obliged him to lay too; and on the 21st of January, the Gale ceasing, he found himself close aboard the North Side of Hispaniola, when a stark Calm ensued, and the Vessel was drove ashore by the Violence of the Surff, close under a Cliff, about 15 Leagues to Leeward of Cape Francois; the People with the utmost Difficulty of their Lives, just escaped to Shore, and the Vessel in a few Minutes was dash'd all to Pieces When they found themselves going ashore, they let go all their Anchors, and used all other Methods possible to save their Vessel, but having so little Command of her, they found themselves obliged to submit. Thus the famous Hester, who, while a Privateer, brought many Frenchmen's Bones against their Wills into New York; was providentially obliged to leave her Bones on a French Coast. -N. Y. Gazette, Revived in the Weekly Post Boy, June 8, 1752.

Lost on Wednesday Evening last, a Gold-headed Cane, marked M. G. in a Cypher, with a black Silk String in it, and a little Piece of the Cane is scaled off: Whoever brings the said Cane to the Subscriber, shall have a Pistole Reward, and no Questions ask'd by

MOSES GOMEZ.
-Ibid.

New York, July 6.-Last Wednesday, being the Day appointed for the Consecration of St George's Chapel, lately erected in this City, the Rector, Assistant, Church Wardens and Vestry, of Trinity Church, assembled at the Vestry Room, in the Charity School House; where they were met by some of the Town and neighbouring Clergy, and other Gentlemen of Distinction; from whence (attended by fifty two Charity Schollars) they went in Procession as far as the City Hall, when they were joined by the Mayor, Recorder, Aldermen and Common Council. They all proceeded, with great Regularity and Decorum, to the Chapel, where Divine Service was performed, and the Rev. Mr. Barckley preached an excellent Sermon, adapted to the Occasion from Lev. XXVI. 2.— Reverence my Sanctuary: I am the Lord.--New York Gazette, Rericed in the Weekly Post Boy, July 6, 1752.

This is to acquaint Gentlemen and others, that GEORGE GOODWIN, who lately lived with Mr. Dawson, (being advis'd by some Gentlemen) has taken Stables to keep Horses, at the Sign of the Dolphin, facing the Common, being the place where Mr. Dobbins lately used to keep Horses; where all Gentlemen may be assured of having Justice done, and great care taken, by their humble Servant, GEORGE GOODWIN.

N. B. Any Gentleman, that have Horses in their own Stables, shall be carefully attended, on reasonable Terms.-Ibid.

A Good genteel ORGAN, with six Stops, To be Sold: Enquire of the Printer.-Ibid.

New York, July 20.-We are desired by several Gentlemen, Well Wishers of the City, to intreat the respective Inhabitants,