%. Hague, April 5. Tfee Prince of Orange's Diftemper goes on fe favourably, that we have the greateft Reafbn, with the Btelfing of God, to flatter oarfelves with his Highncfs's fpeedy Recovery. : Lond. Gase 'See D l of laft Week, 2, Paris; April 6, The Palais Royal belonging to

Plymouth, April 10. Three French Cartels are ar- rived here to take on board their Countrymen. It is thought they will all be ihortly carried home. We wiili them gone, Portfmcuth, April 1 3 . Yefterday arrived at Spithead his Majefty's Ships Dorfetfiiire, Firm", Somerfet, Warfpi

arriv here fcg Irilh pro* tcftantsfrom-Belfaft, to fettle in this province, upon the encouragement given by the legiflature, in aft pafled the 25th of July, 1761. The lands allotted iorthemto fettle on are informed, ax fome of the beft in the province, and equal to any in this C

King ?? High-German fpeech io the reclor of the Jefnits at Breflati. v Father, the King of Portugal lias driven you out of his kingdom : France hath exterminated you : this, doubtlefs, was done for powerful rea- fbns. For mv part, I have but a very few words to fay to yon : Leav

wareboufe fn Cai-iibber's clofe, take thi« method o' informing the public, that they have now, upon tbe cheaper! terms-, a very large affortment ol all kinds of HOUSHOLD FURNITURE in mabbgony, and other cheaper Woods"; great variety ot upholflery goods, fucli as bed, window, cur

bt SOLD, to tht kefi Bidder, At the Pod houfe in Morpeth, onTuefday the t»th Day of April inftanr. between the Hours Two and Four in the Afternoon, A FREEHOLD ESTATE, called Tritlington, in the Chapelry of Hebbutn, near Morpeth, conGftine rzo Acres of Land, wirh the young Wood gr

titemtbt Whitehall, General, and other Evening Papers, &>c. April ii. L 0 N D 0 N, April 19. YESTERDAY the Venetian AmbalTadors made their Public Entry into this City. Theyhnded »t Tower ' Wharf ?? about Pour 0 Clock in the Afternoon, and from thence proceeded through the City i

Worcefter, April 7. Laft week a great number of true lovers of Cyder and Perry ?? in Hereford, and having prepared an effigy of a certaingreatman, finely plaid- ed, firft expofed it in the pillory, then exalted it on a gibbet, and lalily threw it into a large bonfire, where it w