in J-?* Regifter of Scotland; '"'am Marquis of An- Keeper of the rli" I| 1 being renewed to him " till line. °f IP" l^c Great Seal, f a,, and one of the Ex« 5 Till the death K*<' «r>. o Ik**4 ' r, *le l ' his brother dying P"h a,c A Cn Succeeded the howsy l ' the ? u «cr of Mr W

(hift it a longer day: "When once, alas! the grand attack is made, In vain leek the fam'd phyfi ian's aid Vain then the feeble energy of art, And all the knowledge of the human heart balm can heal, nor medicine procure The Ihort refpite of one hour. Thiice happy they who with re

LUC l>imv.tl"i ?? L O N D O N. Extract of a Letter from the head-quarters of his Setiene Highnefs. Prince Ferdinand of Brunfvick, dated Sch-weinsbtrg, March __• " The' head-quarfers ot our army have been fix- ed at Scbweinsberg ever fince the 2d inft. By this ?? ~Caflel is covere

m Since my !aft,_ Loudon's, Panmure's, aud an- other regiment,are come hither to embark ; we arc in the greateft irurry ; every thing is now ready fee a moft vigorous attempt, but where we cannot tell- " A large quantity of money is come hither, & fcorted by a party of dragoons,

From the London Gazette, March 31. Hague, March 27. \X7 E h ' ?? J"^ rccc;veJ an a -count from the \ V army, that the corps under the command of the Hereditary Priitce, was attacked the 21ft in- ftant, in their retreat from Heimbnch, juft as they were entering. 3 defile near Gru

• - I K» . a —. „.-_,-;,——-■ •**■s HERE ire in ail lbcteties of men /*" cA * fonv. ••'lib deferve the name of Od- dities; beings whofe heads have a J turn which appears irrational to the reafonabie part of mankind. One f thefe T met with in a coifee- houie fome days ago, ibein m

, Spain nujr take foi ■aronunodate all Uii&rcncct aMa the Eng lift, k.appeara decided that the Campaign ftWJ be »i*< goroufly proftcuied. The Pretenfiopa of England are deemed* a little too high ; and it feems our Court deErotft of feeing* Spam do fomelhiog more for us.—There is

Achilles, arrived, with the following letters from Maj.-Gen. Hodgfon, and Com. Keppel, to Mr Sec. Pitt. Belleijle, four o'clock in the ' c. morning, April 23. 1761. SI have juft had a note from Com. Keppel, to inform me, that a frigate will fail this day for England, I have only

ooftftrfpt « FOREIGN NEWS. 1. Marbourg, March 23. The Siege of Ziegenhayn is cer- tainly raifed. Col. and Leyd. Gazettes. 2. Hague, March 29. It // reported that the Allies have raifed the Siege ef C aftei. By an Exprefs difpatched from Gnfffen en the Ztilnft. to Count fAjfry, we