From ihe London Gazette, Oct. 3. Berlin, Sefs. 22. BY letters received from M. Platen's corps at Czempin, we are informed, that fome light troops, whom he had pnflied forwards to Pofen, had fet fire to .the Ruffian magazines at that place. The General was following the 17th with

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M. de Wurmfer is direcling his march to Ofnabrug, where the enemies have immenfe magazines. M. de Viomefhil is charged with a bold and delicate coinmiffion ; of which we are morally fure that he will well acquit himfelf. The diverfion we are now making mutt difconcert Prince Fer

We are informed from the parifh of Oldearn in the county of Murray, ofa very melancholy acci- dent which happened there on the Bth of laft month. A fire broke out in the night-time in the houfe ofa Weaver in Mavifton, which before day- break, with all the looms, materials, anu o

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By letters from Leipfic, dated the 16th ult. wears infoa-med, that the foreign battalion, confifling mofliy of French deferters, who revolted upoa their march, going from thence to Prince Henry's army, killed their Major, and wounded fome o- ther officers (as formerly mentioned)

From a Siuedijh officer in the camp of Boldekow, Sept. 19. VVe are this moment informed, that Ma- jor Sprengport, with the corps of volunteers under his command, yeflerday furprifed, near Neuenfund, two battalions of Pruflian grenadiers, a battalion of the regiment of Hordt, wit

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Bi ' , An enquiry into the origin and caufe of our having a 'Champion to appear, and ths Dukes of Normandy and Aquit aine reprefented, at the coronation. THE ceremonies obferved at the co- ronation of our Kings, has of late been fo much the fubjecl of conver- fatioii, that it exc