Nt of the prefent flate of Denmark, extraa** tht » fecond volume of the work, ent ; tided, sur le Danmemark, continued Lour laft, page 113. rfjE three letters that relate to the Ictences, Vchools, and academies in Denmark, don't give us a very high notion ofthe progrefs of knowle

Arrived the Mails from France, Holland and Flanders From the London Gazette , Oct. 26. St. James's, Oilober 25. r"ir>HlS day. being the anniverfary of the King's JL acceflion :o the throne, who entered into the fixth year ot his reign- there was a very numerous and brill; nt appe

Extra,!} of a let ter from the Bay ofi Honduras, dat en Augujl $■ ' . " We are in a ?? fituation here ; the log- wood contipuous to the fea is all cut ; what re- mains don't* clear the maintenance of our negroes; and, what is worfe, the^ run to "the Spaniards, who never fail to

in Lon- don, is now returned, and continues to teach, as ufuai, in his lodging at the back of the Guard. N. B. Wiiliam Swanson continues likewife to teach privately abroad. THat a Quarterly General Meeting of the SOCIETY in SCOTLAND for PRO- PAGATING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE, is to b

Extrafi of a letter from New-York, Nov. 2J. ?? We have had a very intenfe froft, accompa- nied vvith hard gales of wind from the North-weft, which, by letters from thecountry, we are inform- ed has already rendered the navigation of the up- per lakes impracticable for ice: three

i . >i.ack, Prinrer. Stephen Mavdsuy, Witneffes N. ! . In the rhcumatifm, Mr. Nrbet ofGiaV gcw was greatly relieved, alio Mr. Smpfcq .! ?? cured by the above j£ C. Diciv and Co appoint il, c above, and iki other medicmes to be (old by the folljJS 2? chants, viz. Paul Husband far

Arrived the mails from Holland and Flanders From the Londjii Gazette, Sept. 17. Venice, Sept. 4. THE Great Duke and Dutchefs of Tufcany are to pafs by Caft.: 1 . Nnovo this day, but have defired that no entertainment might be prepared for them : and it is faid, that the Emperor,

Extrafi of a letter from Whitby, Sept. n. " We have got all our corn in except peafe and beans, which with this weather will foon follow. Never was a finer and readier harveft known, nor fuch a plentiful crop of wheat ; it is fo large that we think ourfelves fecure from any atte

St. James s, January to, 176J** _ Utter from the Honourable Major General Gage, in Chief of his Majeltfs forces in Vorth America, to tbe Earl of Halifax, one of \is Majeflfs Princifal Secretaries of State, f; a t edat ?? Tork, the 13th of December, 1764, the' following advices h

Inciters from ChaHeftown, South Carolina, by *J laft packet, fay, « That an Indian belonging to one of the parties of C;.?ro'*r.ees which went out againft the enemy Indians laft fummer, at the requeft: of the Hon. John Stuart, Efq*, Superintendant of the diftriiS of Charleftown,