fury and drove the people of Streik in tears at her departure. chem. ba.f. taking many prifoners, find a great Many The tilled army bas been in contineal enotioA for force days; wouneeel yin The conflift was-fharp and bloddy; and but prince Ferdinand has not been Ole to brMg a b

From the London Gazette, February 14. Admiralty-Office, Feb. 14. Capt. Fitzherbert, of his Majefiy's {hip Niger, gives an account, in his letter, dated the 1 2th inft.int, that on the 4th, in the morning, 19 leagues W. S. W. from Ufhant, he fell in with, and took the Duke of Maz

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From the Louden Gazette, Key. 10. . Igadeßj November 9. YESTERDAY Sir Samuel Flu Iyer, Bart, Lord Mayor elect for the enfuing year, was fworn at Guildhall ; when the chair, and oti.er enfigns of mayoralty, were furrendered to biin in the accuftoni- ed manner. This day the new Lo

Extract ofa letter from London, March 31. ?? Notwithitanding the unfortunate affair in Ger. \ many, our Hocks rofe this day 1 per cent. Dwiaf to the report of feme terms of pacification bei__ roome over from the court ct France. — The expedition fleet, under the command oi Commo

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From Stettin we have the following account ; " On the 9tii of this month the Swedifh General Count de Heftenffcin, commandant of the vangnard of the army of the Field-Marfhal d'Ehrenfchwerd, put in march from Fridland for Strasburg ; arriving at Gatfch, which is upon the rou:e,

cc Saturday afternoon the Hon. Commodore Kcp- pel arrived here from London. " Sunday ?? Morgan's light infantry, and Rufane's regiment marched from Hilfey barracks to the SoutlT-fea beach, from whence they embark- ed with the greateft chearfulnefs. The flat-bottom- ed boats took