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Exlrnff of Letter from an Officer Ire Coaji of Cor nea, to a Friend in Louden, dated junta Fart, in the Fiver Gam!ij, 176 a. On arrival at Senegal, his Excellency Governor O’Hara ordered with a Detachment to re- ; lieve tins Cianilon, which I found in the grtateft Diftrefs, tl<c

. a .he MAILS from Holland, France, (a feat in Holland) Oft. i*. . v S morning, about nine o clock, the Princefsof Naffau-Wcilbourgwae delivered of Prince, to the great T oy of the Prince of Orange and all the A friends of his We learn by- letters from Germany, Louis the Bth, th

Arrived the MAILS from Hott and, France, and Flanders. HARiTi-, (a fecit in Holland) Oft. it. cV I S morning, about nine o'clock, the Princefs of Naffau- Wcilbourg was hap-s piiy elelive.c.l of a Prince, to the great jr>v of the Prince of Orange ami all the friends of his houle.

My Lords, and Gentlemen, ' I H E opportunity which the late election gives me of knowing, from their repreientatives in parliament, the more immediate fenfe of my people, has made me defirous of meeting you as early as could be confirtent with your own convenience. The fhortnefs

KjOtwithftanding the numerous and various inquiries which have of late years been made natural hiftory ; yet fuch is tie boundlefs extent, and diverfity of obji&s therein, that it is no wonder that there are daily a great number of very curious appearances, and which will contin

T u R K Y. " Confitntinople, Oft. 1. On the 18i.l1 ult. an exprefs arrived at court from the Pacha of Bofnia, with the agreeable news, that the Ottoman troops had beaten the rebel Stephano di Montenero ; which was foon after announced the people difcharge of cannon. We have not

At Edinburgh, William Baillie, Efq; advocate, younger of Poikemftet, to Mifs Margaret Colquhoun, third daughter of Sir James Colquhoun of Lufs, Bt. Births. u Queen's Palace, St James's Park, Nov. ia. JLaft Tuefday evening, [Nov. B.] between eight and nine o* clock, the Queen was

(Sot'h (or Royal American) 'egiment of foot. [stfo.] jThe Hon. Col. William Howe to be ■Lieutenant-Governor of the ifle.of Wight, the room of Col. John Mompeflbn, deceafed. Lt«Col. John Maxwell, of the IJient of foot, to Captain of Cowes Caftle >n the of Wight, in the room of Co

arms me round, To pour love's balm in every wound, While on her bread reclin'd ! But Death, that fpares nor beauty's bloom, Nor hopes of joyful years to come, Has laid her in the grave. Tho' mild breeze on downy wing, That grateful blows in genial fpriag, Her could not fave. Ah