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ordered fcveral men war to be built and larbe levies :o be made ag-tinft the fpring Drefden. Dec. 14. The f car-it y and dearnefs of provilb-ms enc.-eafe to bi ha degree, mat tne magifti es have found tl c i_fcl.es obliged to fend tbe fol owin« notice in prim to all the burghers

Bofton, Nov. i . We hear from Philadelphia, that in die Nighc bee ween the 3d and 4th ult. confiderable Damage was done there by a violent Storm. The Schooner Barrington, Capt. Mulkeer, bound from thence to Montferrat, loft both her Mafts and Rudder in their Bay, and received ot

Plymouth, y.in. 4. A Gentleman now here, belonging to one ofthe Ships arrived from Qucberon-Bay, fays, that our Men of War lie at Anchor there in great Safety, and that French Boats come frequently from the Shore and fupplv them with Necefla- rics of divers Kinds. They hoift a W

Pxtrafl of a Letter from Pirtfmcuth, Dec. 2-. . • ' By a Ecmb.ketch ar. ved from St. Edward Hawke, there .1 advice, that we have 1 ot iieen able to take any of tho ilups that ran up the River Vilaine ; but that three of s tlicm are -Wtged, and incapable of any further fervice. ?

Some le 'ten from Erfurth, in Thuringia, dated the loth inflant, mention a bloody action to have happened on the 6:h in the ntighbo rhood of KciT.kloif.'. between the armies of ?? and Marlhal Daun, without any particulars: but the account Icerai to be without foundation. by l.tt

The Auftrtau Army under Marlhal has drawn its chief Subfiilence from Prague, during th» Winter, without much Difficulty j his Pruflwn not being ir. a Condition, the from Vienna afiurc, to make Detachments to interccpt the convoys. While the Froft failed the Communication was caf

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