DA KLY COURMNIT ESD A Y, Otlober 24, 1758. over-come : Indeed, the very railing fuch a Power, and having it in Readinefs, would deter the French from harbouring any fuch Defigns ; for they certainly would never dare to attempt. or think of an InvaGon, if, befides our Regular Forc

Bellow is Nriv-England, Sept tt . We learn from Louifbourg, that Col. Monckton, with a Number of-Men, was going up sr. John's River, by which it is hoped, the French will be entirely routed from Nova Scotia : Alfo that Capt. Rous in the Sutherland was going to deftroy the French

knowing what they did, and jumping overboad from a:I Pars of the Ship. I w:.% now reri.Led to tae melancholy Choice of either burning %vim the Ship, or going overboard. Very few that could fwiin were taken up, and I that could not fwim at all, mat have little Hopes indeed; but I

brought into Leghorn two French Prizes ; and, on ch.: 18th Intlant, ano-. t er was fent in by the Deal Cattle. On the 24th failed from Leghorn, His Britannic Majefty's Ship the Rainbow, after having careened with great Expedition in that Mole. On the 28th, fix hundred Recruits a

EKLY SDA Y, December 26, '7 upon the Seale of the People, and difturb the prefentNadvantageous Union, and happy Concord, of the Kingdom! I am, Sir, Your humble &maw, BRITANNICUS.

be in Readinsfs on the lea Notice. Vellerday it was reported, that the Regiment of Highlanders, Lad Loudon's. General Stuart's, and Buffs. are ordered for America. Several Out Penfioners, rather than be fent to Garrifon, have inlilled into the Guaids, and other Regiments. It is

vii s gotta the Englith a jolter IZigt , t to the Pof-• et that Colons tins the Spaniards can treteiti to by Dit'zovery duly. And late ilight Pea:llion timer; Sir taken in the Name of Our .. eh. and then foleruoly inveßed with its ' Al V "ei ; I I•I.0 i the Keiglifh have never y