to that and the 1-loufe adjoining. Reading, Erns 13. Yefterday and To-day the Berkfhite Militia marched out of this Town, in order to encamp at Winchefter s and this Day the Royal Chefhire Militia ,came in here, with a fine Band of Mufick playing before them. it is Paid they are

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

On Wednefday laft died at Wakefield, nnd was interr'd in our Parilh - Church on Saturday Evening, Mrs. Mary Milner, Daughter of the late worthy Mr. Alderman Milner, that me- morable Benefaftor to this Town, who diftinguifh'd herfelf by a companionate and extenfive Liberality to

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From the LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY. [ Publilhed on Sunday June 14, 1761. ] Whitehall, June 14. LAST night Major Rooke, and Captain Barton, arrived from Belleifle with the following letters from Major General Hodgfon, and the Hon. Commodore Keppel, to the Right Hon. Mr. Secreta

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Imborts. Helena, Albioin KioftelTon, from Eaft-R.ce. Ema- nuel William Huidt.fromFredricklhall, and Emanuel, Anders Tokenes, from Tonlberg, with Raff. Vreede, Leur Danker, from Hambro', with old Rags, tx. Union, Andrew Calder, from Dantxick, with Yarn, Staves, Brandy, fa. Supply

a certain Age. ExtraB of a Letter from Richard Kin;, Eh; Cortex/ender 'I Majefli't Ship A. dated N4,e, 1 7, hit F,iend is Ltnet. On the t tth init. after a Cnace of ei2ht Hours. I teak the Marfhal Due do Biron Privateer. [of t 5 :s.x-Pounder, pierced for Carriage Guns, and tz S.

The citadel of Belleifle beat a parley on the morning of the 7th inflant; and the terms of capitulation were agreed upon in the afternoon, when Beauclerk's grenadiers took pof- feflion of the place. Brigadier Howe and Brigadier Defaguliers, who were wounded at Belleifle, are bot

of Jacob B.hawn, and rice 2s. 6d. of the Dr. Warburcalls it) of Chriflianity, in his Divine ter so she Right Rev. she Lord Bilbep on the molt interaing and important ions. Yu ca and Works. A Dialogue between a (Mayo. Price Is. and in 12[110 6d. 2 3, 176 1. N T D, o a Bookfellcr