Hague, Dec. 15. We have no News from any Parts, except from Saxony, that both Prince Henry's and Marfhal Daun's Armies were gone into Winter Quartets. The Fate of Colberg was ftill udecided [Tbusfar tbe Gazette.]

O" Tbt Public an defir'd to be canful to mjk for POPE'/ Bath Chronicle ; ai tbt Printer ofi tht Bath Advertiier (a Saturday'! Paper) al- ter'd hii Day of Publication to Thuilday, when our Prepofals wen firfl diflributcd, amd Ukrw'ife pi- rated Part ef our Title, viz. Bath Chroni

?? Dublin, Dec. i ?? I |«^!»|Ol[HE Trial «f Mr. M'Naughlen lafted Jf ?? *\t ! tiU •• ?? Friday Night, when Br 1 Ohe and Delap were com iaed. The ?? Ted 'oVl'nefs of the Trial was owing »UN»"VJ* to many triflinj; Evafions of Mr. M Naughten, who pretended he had Letters, which ho

in- fluence her to violate the unfpotted Temple of htr Bofom f— More, much more jullly ihould that Principle of Religion be applauded, which pre- lerves that original Purity oi ihe Soul in which Ihe delights* which flour i lhes againlt more than a Lover or a Ravilher ; againfl e

From tbe LONDON GAZETTE. Arriv'd the Mailifrom Ho l l a n d and F l a n d c a s .

Berlin, Dec. is. jTWUhpIRINCE Henry ftill continues at flar- es "VJ niu- but as the Seafon is become ft" P extremely rigorous, be has put Part dk y*\ of his Army into Quarters ot Can- ?? tonment in the Villages behind his Line, and it ie faid he has fent tor the Shops or Booths,

One Million Eight Hundred Thoufand Pounds, a Dcpofit of it per Cent, has been paid towards the new Loin for the Year 176 a. The Squadron preparing for Sir Piercy Brett will be ready in a few Days, and istdefigncd, as reported, to reinforce Admiral Saunders in the Mediterranean..

►pope's ip liii-s A™ WEEKLY GAZETTE THURSDAY, December 31, 1761. Printed and publifh'd by CORNELIUS POPE, at his Office in Stall-Street : Where PRINTING in all its Branches is perform'd on the moft reafonable Terms, and in the neateft Manner. [ Vol. 11. J [45 ] [ Numb. 12. ]

Whitehall, Dec. s6. On Thurfday Night arrived one of his Majefty's MefTengcrs, with Let- ters of the nth Inftant, fiom the Earl of Briftol, his Majefty's Ambaflador Extraordinary at the Court of Madrid, by which it appears, thut his Excellency having, by his Majclty's Orders, al

Yefterday there was the greatcft Levee at St. James's that has been a great While, at which were prefent the'Danifh, Swedilh, Dutch, and Saidinian Minifters. It is now faid that War will be declared To- morrow or Thurfday . Saturday Morning an Exprefs was difpatched to the Right