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of the adjacent Places are in a terrible Coollernatios, and molt of them have left their Dwellings.

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Extract of a Letter from Portfmonth, Jtn. 21. thiee quarters paft one o'clock. " Since writing my hrft lerrer, and putting the fame in-o tbe poll-office, have juft time to acquaint you, that rhere is in iighr a blue flat; at foretop, ir.ici^ined ro be Sir Charles Hardy, wirh four

<c Private letters from the army of Prince Fer- j dfnand advife, that the Hereditary Prince had J confirmed, by a letter under !vs own hand, the I report of his not lofing a fingle man, in his long . and fatiguing march, either by licknefs or defer- ' tion ; fo rhar this circuni