ExtraH of a Letter from Cartel, dated the 1 3d ult. ~- We expecl; this Campaign to be the bloodieft that has been this War. On the i.th a Body of the Allies re-entered the Bifhoprick of Fulda, and advan- ced to Schlueten, where they halted ; and fince, we hear, there has been a S

We hear two Battalions of the ift Regiment of Foot Guards, one Battalion of the 2d Regiment, and one Battalion of the 3d Regiment, are to go on the new intended Expedition. Letters from Gibraltar, of the fecond of March, fay, that the redeemed Slaves at Algiers were daily expeft

" Our Accounts from the Eaft-Indies advife, that M. de Moracin was gone from Pondicherry in the Harlem, with 500 Land Forces, to make an Attempt upon Mafulipatan ; which it is faid had been con- certed with fome neighbouring Nations. Fifty-fix of our Officers were killed or woun

in Derby. L J X EW I S E By Mr,. COLE in fgifartb, and at Mr. B. ASTLE, in Burton upon Trent. Mr. MARTIN, Bookfeller in AJhby. dt-la-Zouch. ™ Tr4-i?i° ?? CXy Saturday ' Mr ' Rl SMITH » and Mrs - R OE in Afhborne. Mr. JOHN SALT, Wirkfworth- Po/i. K'^™' "? C a Jier^in: v JAMES HIL

Extract of a Letter from Portfmouth, April 6. •- His Majefty's Ships Union, Valiant, Magna- ninie, and Mars, are expefted daily out of the Har- bour, -- His Majefty's Ship Neptune, which was to have failed from Spithead for the Day, is, we hear, coun- termanded. " We hear, Admir

?? 90 AC Front tbt Whitehall, General, and other Evening Papers, ?? April 3. Tbis Day arrived the Mail ftom Flanders. Vienna, (the Capital City of Lower Auftria in Germany) March 18. ft^y^^^BE Plan of Operations for il jfcX JrA »»M However, it is certain that offenfively. Cut we

From tie Whitehall, General, and rtfor Evening Papers, Qpc. April 5. Tefietday arrived the Mail from Holland, and this Day tne from Flanders. Petersbourg, (Ruffia) March 4, OUR Military Preparations are carrying on with extraordinary Vigour. Great Numbers of Re- cruits daily arr

From LLOYD'S British Chronicle, April 7. Prague, ( tbt Capital City of Bohemia in Germany ) March li . ALL goes well in Saxony. The Enemy have quitted Gorlitz, and feem difpofed to abandon MeifTen. Provifions abound at Drefden, whither Boats are continually bringing Grain and Fo

They write from Paris of March a 1, thatthe Cham- ber of Accounts have juft regifter'd the Editt for the third Twentieth Penny; but that for eftablilhing a Tax upon the Gentry, enobled fince the Year 1715, meets with great Difficulty. r-.i J The Right Hon. the Houfe of Peers are

Small Advertisements for this Paper taken in at 3 s. 6d. each, and continued Weekly at 3 s. and larger ones in Proportion. From FRIDAY April 4, to FRIDAY April 11. 1760. [Price Two-pence Half-penny.') NUMBU 4. Volume XXIX.