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From ihe London Papers, Jan. 1 . A M ERIC A. Philadelphia Nv. 13. THE following is an account of" the melancholy difaftcr that befel the Phoenix, of London, Capt. .M'G.-*cher, in latitude 37 N. and longitude 72 W. from London, bound to Potowmack in Ma- ryland, from the coaft of A

dl cfa letter from London, Jan. 4. Advices by tlus day's mail inform us, that a courier is difpatched to General Kleift from the Prince of Stolherg, with orders to propofe to him a fufpenlion of arms. We hear from Lisbon, that a conference has been held th re between John Carvall

From the Whitehall, General, and other Evbning Pavers, &>c. Jan. 13. *fhis Day arrived a M A I L from France. Vienna, ( the Capital City of Lower Auftria in Germany ) December is. THE French AmbafTador has made fome paci- fick Overtures, concerted between his Court and that of En

L 0 N D 6 tf, y^ ,j f Letters from CrofTenofthe i;th ult. advlfe, that the King of Pruffia had fent General de Loflow, at the Head of iz,ooo Men, from Sildla into Great- Poland, to buy up Grain for his Armies, having firft publifhed a Manifefto, fetting forth the Motives for ente

Derby LIKEWISE By Mrs. COLK in Wtrkfwortti, and at Mr. J. ASTLE, in Burton upon Trent. Mr. MARTIN, Bookfeller in AJhby-dela-Zeucb. Mt. Taylor's Shop in IVinjUr every Saturday. Mr. R. SMITH, and Mrs. ROE in Ajhbame. Mr. JOHN SALT, WxrkfworthPtJl. Mr». bLATER, io Cbiflerfiild. Mr.

Letters by the laft Dutch Mail fay, that ahho’ the Britifh Troops had all quitted Germany, and even entered the Dutch Provinces, it did not appear that they were in a hurry to reach the Sea Shore; and as the French Troops alfo keep hovering about Liege, and other Towns-in Flande

From the London Gazette. Foreign Intelligence. Hanau, Dee. 28. two Hanoverian Regiments, that have waited eight Days at Windeck ***** or the marching out of the French Garrifon, took Pofieffion of this Place. The Princefs of Hefle is fliortly expe&ed here fromZell; this City bei

St. James’* Evening'Post, Dtcr. 30. AS the Spanifli and French troops have intirely quitted Portugal, through the power of the court of Great Britain, and as the rancour of the Porutguefe exceedingly heightned againft the French and the Spaniards, now furely is the time for efta

Day is PuUi/hid, In « hamdfome Oftaro VOLUME. Trice bound Five Shilling!, Tiinted on a fupeifine Taper, and with entire new and moft beautiful Letter. Being a neeeflarv Companion to the LC. in the Clorets of Divinra »« we 1 a« in all Familici. CONCORDANCE to the Holy Scriptures o