It is faid a Proclamation will be out for Peace being proclaimed the ioth of next Month. It is faid that Richard Neville Neville, who brought over-tire Definitive reaty, received from the King a of 500 L and that was ratified by his Majefty laft VVednefday. It is faid, that by t

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• 11. *■ This mcrning fir Charles Saunders arrived at Spithead from Gibraltar, with theThundcrcr and Hercules. W'ednefday the Torrington failed Ter Plymouth with money tor the Dock. u fame day arrived at Spithcad the Rainbow and Albany, and next morning the Rainbow went into har

This aitt opens with a dialogue between Sir Harry Flutter and his Lady, in which Sir Harry endea- vours to put in practice the Icftons he had received from Medway. After raillying one another for iome time, Lady Flutter btirfts into tears ; Lord Med- way juft then enters, endeav

where AAvertifimnts and Subfiriwion, are i^ken in.

Extract of a letter from St. Pierre, IMartinico, to a gentleman in Landon, Dec. 2d, 1762. " Within two days fail o! this port we were o- verfet in a fqiial ot » hid, and in lefs than three minutes went down. I was one ot tbe unhappy number who were reduced to the lad necessity of

Parhamenr-clofe ; where Advert ifimcnts end SubjcrMwu are taken ia.

In the beginning of this aa. Lord Medway fhll ofremotfe, from a rctro'pienve v»<*.v ol his coa- du 7 :, is join dbv his fin. wiio tells him, he is r:\. *y ro jv..it upon drs. Knigutly. Medway an- fwers rhat the lady to .- hoin he would have mar- ried him cj-not be his wife, for

We he.,r that after tho definitive treaty is figned, the army vvill be Aationed as follows : In Great Britain, J7l Browns lft regiment (2d bat.) 76 Rufme's Erskine's. 79 Draper's c, Guife's 83 Armflrong's 7 K. Bertie's 85 Cr.au urd's 8 Barring-ton's In Minorca. 11 Bociand's On r

Pariianient-clofe ; where Alvertifimcnti ?nd Subfiri*ticns are taken ifl.