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.V/-» T«ri, Sept. 6. Laft Night arrived Tiar.fporfs from the Havana. There were 30 Sail of left the Havana tor Port; hsv r.g rl.e 17th : ment, the two Battalions of Royal Highlanders, and Mcn'gomeric’s on boatd, mofUy lick; but only fifteen arrive h-re wi’h their Convoy, the Ent

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Nov. 16, Arrived the Mails from Holland and Flanders. IhimLurgk , Nov her 9. hear from Berlin, that the King of y. was to crofs the Elbe at Torgau die f(ollant, with fifteen Battalions, in order to reinforce Prince Hen'•*' '}j ry’s Army in Saxony, and th

The Bruffds Gazette gives the following Extrad of a Letter from Paris, dated Nov. I omit ail little Fads, which at another Time might yet deferve fome Attention, to inform you of the moil interciling of all: it is, that in the Night between the 2d and 3d Inftant, about Midnight

4 ' 9 • ExtraS of Letter from board tie Clifton, Capt. Smith, dated Brijlcl, OS. 28. We left Breft lad Friday Se’nnight, when there were feven Ships of the Line and two Frigates (of which the Royal Louis, of Guns and 1400 Men, was one) ready to fail; »ve heard they were to take

From the Evening Posts, end Daily Papers, Nov. 4. Banks tf the Vtrra, OS. 18. THE Allies began to Fire 00 Caflcl the 16th, and as the Scarcity of Proviftons in the Place is exceeding great, it thought the Place will foon Surrender, notwithllanding that the two Armies in Hefle ha