From the LONDON GAZETTE, June 16. 0> Arriv'd thi MAILS /r.i»HouA.o «_</ Flanders. Ltipzig, Junt 5. HI S Pruffian Majefty continues flill at Kunt- zendorfF, and nothing of any Sort has yet paffed in Sikfia. Every Thing remains quiet in tbe Camp of Schlettau, and the Army of the E

of good Morals, careful and diligent, of the Church of England, a good Grammar Scholar, and capable of teaching Loin and Greek, for the Benefit of other Children in the Neighbourhood, for whole 'nitration their Parents are t o pay,him : Any Perfon fo qualified and well recommend

From tht EVENING. POSTS, Junt 18. t, Eimbeek, June I . MM/^CM H E officers of the Englilh guards gave lately a 38( t2s Brand8 rand mafquerade, fiw which they collected 9 H 20 » 000 "owns. &&&& Ha P-* 7"'" it. Wf (hall fend out this year ?? for the herring-filhery, 78 (hips; and

The Newcaftle, Botenham, and the Sarah, Robinfon, both from Pifcataqua, are taken in the Welt Indies. — The Favourite, Holeran, from Africa, is taken and lent to Mar- tinico. — The Rofe, Tardiff, is fent by a Bourdeaux priva- teer, to Bilboa.— The Two Sifters, Campbell, from Hal

more tafcjg^Hfe'^S POST-OFFICE, Lcedes, 10th June 176k. This is to give NOT lCB t THAT from and after the sth- Day of Jul/ next, A Mail, containing Letters for London and all Farts ofthe North-Road South of Ferrybridge, will be fent from Letdes every Day in the Week, except Frid

j Where Printing in general is perform'd in the neateft Manner, at the moit reafonable Prices. ADVERTISEMENTS, &V. are alfo taken in by, and the Paper may be had of, the following Perfons, viz. m. Hinns and Mr. Ebwards, & Mr. Bent, and Mr. Smith, in & Mr. Hir«twood, in Ripponden

It is faid that another reinforcement of troops will foon embark for Germany. Twenty-two waggons more with warlike ftores areordered from Woolwich for Portfmouth, in order to be employed in the fecond expedition. A current Report this Day about the Royal Exchange was, that the F

It is rumoured, that in a late conference between a foreign and an Englilh gentleman, both of high rank, the former hinted that he had a certain eleftorate in this pocket ; to which the other replied, « There keep it; but be careful * that it does not burn the bottom of your poc

Moment the Capitulation Ante!; and an having granted his High9cfs a Brief of Fligibility upon certain equal Nu.nber of French Troops !ball occupy the fame Gate. Conditions. June 9seWe havettfors here from the Camp of a Thofe Perfons, who cbufe to adv ettife in This Pa p er, are