Letters from Hanover fay. that Prince Ferdinand will have an A'tnv near 98000 VJen next Scafon; that he is already conlideiablv reinforcing the Troops quartered in the Counties of Ofnabrug and Munlter; and that, according to the talk General Officers, will open the Campaign with

ACcordiog to advices from Petersui j >urg, a perfon of the higheft llj &ion has in fome meafure taken t; le Count de Hordt under his protec- Vq] ll ' a ' :ertm at as he did not come tarily into Ruflia, he does not v' lle under the defcription of treaties; that being in arms in t

Voluntee 'S, commanded hy Lieut. Col. Commandant John Campbell, applying to Lieutenant James Mercer, of laid Regiment, at Aberdeen, lhall receive the highoft Encou■ragi'ment tlut dan be required. _ fiercer will appoint any Perfon a Serjeant, who r.s qualified to adl in that Capa

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1 OnThurfday ihe 6th inftant, 220 of the pn- foners belonging to Thurot's fleet, came in hither from Whitehaven, as alio the officer on whom the command devolved on Thurot's fall. Thcfe are the bcft looking and moft genteel Frenchmen we have feen {'having 400 here before) and ha

where Ahenifementi ana' Subjcripmns are taken in.

Notwithftanding the general Convention concern- ing a Peace, ie is now certain, that an Expedition of the utmoft Importance is fo near being put in Execu- tion, that the Ships that are to compole the Fleet ( which will be a very formidable one ) are already appointed ; and all t

We hear that the Right Hon. Henry Eox, Efq; will fhortly be created a Peer of England, I'sii. We hear that feveral Perfonsof Diftinclion (befides thofe whofe Names have been already mentioned) will foon be created Peers of Great Britain. On Saturday laft a confiderable Number of

Hague, March 7. THE Ceremony of the Marriage of Princefs Caro- line wich the Prince of Nafl'au-Weilbourg was performed here on the sth Inftant, and the Rejoicings thereupon ftill continue. The Whole has been con- ducted with the greateft Decency and Dignity, and to the Satisfact