" Orders are received here to repair the Barracks, and prepare Quarters for thirty Battalions of 600 Men each. An Encampment for forty-two Battalions is already marked out under Cover of the Works of this Place. A large Train of Field Artillery is lately arrived here. The Cannon

[Numb. igi$ t F RID AY, March 17, 17^. (Price ?? Half-Penny.) m> XXXVII.

Yefterday her Grace the Duchefs Dowager of Douglas, and her Nephew the Hon. Archibald Douglas, Efq; were prefented to her Majefty at St. James's. We are informed, that at the Meeting ofthe Mer- chants, &c. at the Kings-Arms Tavern, on Wednefday laft, a Waiter was placed at the D

t We are informed that one of the Reafons for difcharg* ing the Debts upon the Civil Lift has had great Weight with every unprejudiced Perfon, viz. That his M—- generoufly made a Prefent of 700,000!. Sterling, which accrued to the Crown undeV the Article of Cafual Reve- nues, an

" To the Right Hon. the Lord VifcountChhXKt, and Mat- thew Brickdale, Efq; ?? Gentlemen, «' WE the Freeholders and Freemen of the City of Brillol, dutifully affected to his prefent moft gracious Ma- jefty, and xeaioufiy attached to liis illuftrious Houfe, hav- ing, determined to

Extracl ofa Letter from Canterbury, March 5. 1 " The Extract of a Letter from Canterbury, dated Feb. 28, printed in molt ofthe Papers ofthe 3d and 4th Inflant, is in every Particular falfe; no Meeting has been held by the Freemen of this City for the Induction of their Members,

?? poil* Tefttrday arrived the Mails from Holland and France, . by which we have the following. Advices. tr+arfaw, Feb. zt. A Courier difpatched from the great Army of the Ruffians, arrived here Yefterday with the following Advices. The Chan of the Tartars Of Crimea having marche

" An Inflammation in the King's Thigh breaking out, after his Majefty was declared by his Phyficians to be put of Danger, bas thrown the People here (who, I believe, are the moft attached to their Sovereign of any Subject upon Earth) into frefh Confternatioh; but all is now happ

Zequins to the Roman College for fome Maffes, " That Heaveo would be pleafed to grant him on the approach- ing Feftival of the Purification [the Day on which he actually died] the Bleffing which he had fo long fought and prayed for. Letfefjfrom Vienna advife, that when the NunCi

On fome late extraordinary Proceedings. THE Folks in the City zxejheepijb, no doubt, And bleat out Addreffes by halves; But let not the Minifters whimper or pout, --They're compledtly addrefs'd by the Calves. Rotten- Row, *fl/sin\'»,Ht« March*! TOM DINGLE.