Weft, was met at the Door of the Court of Chancery, the Lord High Chancellor, and the Matter of the Roils, who introduced him into Court, where he took the Oaths at Law which being over, his Highneii withdrew in about fix Minu et, attended by the Chancellor, who very politely to

CHELMSFORD, June 1 1. Samuel Leetch, having been profecuted for endeavouring to get Prifoners difcharged out of our Goal, is ordered by the Court of King's Bench to be imprifoned in the faid Goal for 6 Months* and to ftand in the Pillory twice during that Time ; He has already ft

L ON DON, June 4. the cf March the Stockholm a frond mfinori.il, containing ot.licrs, tiie following remL«r^able remain ri.miy re* ioiveJ hilen pofals for end the war :n Germany, without the Knowledge ' Participation bis Alhe-. ' Hi?. Chriftiau therefo e defies, that the King as

Hague, May With Regard to the Mo- tions of Prince Ferdinand's Army, we learn, that all the Englifh Infantry had marched towards Soeft, in the County of L.a Marck, that the Britifli Cavalry remained quiet in their Cantonments along the Weferj but that the whole Allied Army would

ay Tbe Public are defied to mt careful to aft. for tht* BAf* Cii*o_ict.- ?? WEEKLY GAZETTE pmbßJb'dbyC. POPE twd Camp, as the Prtprietort tf tbt Bath Advertiter (m Satardafs Pojrr) bay* alter' J (tor Dem tf Publtcatum ta Thurfday, finee mr Propttols we* ftf diflributtd, and Bknv

Letters from Silefia advife, that the King of Pruffia's Head Quarters were ftill at Kunzendoiff. General Laudohn's Army, after being joined by the Corps under General Beck, had begun to make fome Move- ments towards Silefia, in order to execute, by the Help of this Reinforcement

Derby likewise ■ h„ Mr. COLE in WtrkfwortL and at Mr, B. ASTLE, in Burton upon Trent. Mr. MARTIN, Bookfeller in Ajhhy-dt-la-Zmh, $ TMs Shi* in WinlUr eve v Saturday. Mr. R. SMITH, and Mrs. ROE in AJhborne. Mr. JOHN SALT, Wirkfwcrth-Pojt. ?? ? TBI P i n SK Mr. JAMKS HILL, and Mr.

Extract of a letter from London, June 4. " YVe bave no frefh accounts from Belleifle ; but jccording to private letters by the lafl fhips from tbat quarter, our troops were preparing fer a gene- ral Itorm, which was fixed fer Sunday the 31 A ult. The fuccefs of this attempt is i

To bk RUN Sox, On Monday thd 27th of July, I7<r FIFTY POUNDS by Five-year olds, carrying nine Stone Heats, three Miles Heat. On Tuefday the 2*th, PIfTT POUNDS by Four-year olds, carrying nine Stone« Heat*, two Miles to an Heat. On Thmfday the loth, FIFTI FOUNDS, Give and Take) 1