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

John Giles, Servant to Thomas Baker of Darmfden in the County of Suffolk, was lately conviaed before John Gravenor, Gent, one of his Majefty's Juftkes of the Peace for the Town of Ipfwich, in the Penalty of Twenty Shillings, for riding up- *n the Shafts of his Waggon, contrary t

THURSDAY, April 2, 1761. J [Price Two-Pence Halfpenny.] Printed and publifh'd by C. POPE, and C°. at the Printing-Office in Stall-Street : Where PRINTING in all its Branches is ?? on the moft reafonable Terms, and in the neateit Manner. [The above G. Pope fer-v'd his Apprentice

Andover, Sir John Griffin, Sir F. Blake Delaval. Banbury, Lord North. Bamftaple, George Amyand, Denny Rolle. Bewdley, Sir Edward Winnington, Bart. Bijbofs-Gaftle, Peregrine Cult, Francis Child. Bletcbingly* Sir Kendrick Clayton, William Clayton. Boroughbridge, Sir Cecil Bifliop,

From LLOYD'S British Chronjcie, April' 6. This Day arrived a MAIL from Holland. Head Quarters ofthe French Army, March aB. ON the 25th the Marfhal went to Zie'iehhayn, and there pafled the Night. The fame Day, M. de Monchenu, who, till M. dozen's Recovery, leads the Troops he co

Arrt-v'd a Mcul from 11 0 1. land Ornuaiiu. Hrssi, March it; Had the.Roads pei i.iitfe J the Alius to tiring up, their Avtillcry as qu.'kly as :hcy w.ftie.l, Cartel would hue furfrildercd be tore tins lime. Hovx-.er, its Fate mutt (0911 be dctarsiined, for both Suits act *vith gr

CT'HO If CattrpiUar, that dvouri The Trees, the Fruits, tke Shrubs, the Flowers, Bt gun*; ,, t-, more wjefl ,hr, Grove, Sa, red n Pleafure an.-, to ?? ut. This Cilia laid, with a. ig.y Frown, Andlhook ihe Kcptile from her Gown. Who calmly laid, Injulling Dame, Thy olorwui Prute

Extraa of a Litter from Pertjmoutb, Marth 29. " On Sunday our grand expedition failed from Spithead. The tranfports failed through the Needles under convoy of the frigates ; the fhips of the line are to meet them as they fail round the Ifle of Wight. The fhips of war are as foll

This Day, To-morrow, and on Thurfday, the Duke of Rich- mond's Regiment of Foot, quarter'd in this Town, at Halifax, Wakefield, and Bradford, march for Reading in Berkfhire. Tbe undtr-mtntiontd Ptrjens claiming tht Benefit ef tbt AS lattly pajfed for Rtiitf ofi Insolvent Debtors

the king of Spain had repeated orders for his fquadron to be ready by the firft of April; in confequence of- which they were working night and day in that port, well as thofe Carthagena and Ferrol. 2. Letters from France inform us, that an advice boat for the Eaft-lndia company