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Bofton, the Publick are defired to read the under Submiifion ofthe Authors and Propagators of fiich falfe and mean Defigns: and it is hoped they will thereby be warned' for the future to avoid fuch Snares; whicb are laid .altogether ?? upon their Judgment, againft the true and f

Brunfwick, March tp, SOME Letteis from the Camp before Caffel of the 17th mention, that the Enemy- had made ft confiderable Sally the Night before, in order to deftroy a Battery, which was erecting near the Town; but thac they had been repulfed with great Lofs. M. de Belfunce, w

Extras of a Letorfremtbe Heat. Quarters ofth trench, • March aa. 1 * Yefterday, at half an Hour after Three in the • Afternoon, the Marflial caufed the Troops under 1 the Hereditary Prince to be attacked hear the Village ' of Stangerode, in the Neighbourhood of Grienberg. 1 Baron

Cljuvftufs $ ©»C From the Whitehail, Gkxkral, and other E\vf Ng ■ ■ Papers, &c. March 31. W* CO V NT. R T NEW S. Pcrtfj/cuth, March 29. On Sunday our Grand' Expedition liiiled from Spithead. It confifts of ten; Ships of th« Line, befides Frigates, Firefhips, Bombs,; &c The Tranfp

■ f ■ , , Hague, March ij. WE have juft received an AccounC from che Army, chat the Corps, ' under the Command ofthe Hereditary Pi ince, was attacked, the a ift Inftant, in their Retreat from Heimbach, juft as they were entering a Defile near Grunberg, by chree Columns of French

of his army Melfungen, and gave out, that he intended to make a ftand between that place and Hirfchfcld but, not chufing to rifque battle, falfified his word, and continued his retreat to Hirfchfcld in order to fecure his grand magazine whither, however, he was fo clofcly follow

SIR, are told by our political writers, that, ’tho we have conquer’d all Canada, we cannot be fecure keeping it, unlefs we alfo conquer New Orleans, and all the fettlements of the French on the borders of the river Miffiffippi : that our Leeward iflands will not be fecure withou

ADVERTISEMENTS. jhadon board 45 men, 20 of whom wtre drowned ftores, are ftiipping from the Tower and STRIECHEN BLEACHFIELD, 1761. !or blown up along with capt. Peters, and the reft for the Weft indies. WILLIAM NIS BET Bleacher inStriechen in- \ aken U P b * he Privateer. The tw

and cairied into Brelt. She had on board, 500 oales of piece goods and a boxot diamonds, beluies a large quantit of falt-petre and other effects. 2. The Peggy, Maclean of Glafgow, was taken the ol January hit, three leagues Weft of Kinfale, by a French privateer St. of guns and