are we under the fame Necelfity of putting an End to them. know how much the War has toll us, and are alfo fenfible of the Value of oiir Conquefts. Our Allies have indeed forely felt the Calamities of War : the King of Pruflia has loft his detached diftant Provinces and the Prov

his Mouth, which accidentally flipped down into his Gullet, and lay there fix Weeks and three Days; during which ime he continued in violent Pain, when length fome Motion, as he was walking, ke broke a large Blood Veffel, and died in the Street. SCHEME of the LOTTEKY, 1760. of 1

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JUTH, Jan. J- A Gentleman her?, belonging one the Ships arrived from Qjeberon Bay, fays, that our Men War lie Anchor therein great Safety, and that French 13 atscome from '.he Shore and them with divers Kinds. They hoi-.r a Mag, denote they come ; and 3S new Bread, Greens, E'/gs

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. Berlin, ("in Germany) Dec. 18. Some Parties General Beck's Corps have been at Cotbus in from whence they have carried she Payment the Contributions which could not on the Spot. , Fr ancfort, (in Germany) Dec. 23. 21 ft the Duke de received irom»er failles,

From the J a,i * 5* St. Uv.ei'i, On. I. U'V Pri,.cc Sa.kverii> f-.vv.A from . f the 'IV..' "• UK ' • Ighi.'.f. '■ rl ana - 'i'.i -A ..tell !■« Was U.' el, I'in- Mailer the Tl,«,D,vi u-eS,n!o--vcrh.o All enini, (•;.v(• v Ext rat runviry t'O (,i Two S.ciJi.s, hid private Audience

From the London Gazette, Jan. to. Pri- Ferdinand's Quarters Marbuin , Jan 8. The Duke of not having practicable furprize the Army, much e -> to attack them Front, was obliged, from the e verity the Weather, back Fried berg, where full remained to tne belt A vices the order howev

By a Letter from Madrid we have Advice, that it was thought General Wall would be again appointed Prime Minider, notwhhftanding the French Mini(ler at that Court had done all in his Power to prevent it. Letters from Gibraltar advife, that Mr. Millbank, who was lately fent from E