upon us in form of a Half-moon to enzompals us. They had the Advantage of the Ground and Weather, and began to fire upon our Main Body with 14 Cannon, and immediately the belt of their Fooc charged us with a ihout, and obliged the Battalion of Wobfern to

for Verne. They write . from Bra'iant, that:thi*.tilemy continue to defile their Troops towards the Mofelle, which will be he main Tlaeatre of War the next Campaign. London, Jan. 16. The King of Poland has Imprifoned one of - his Saxon Privy Counfellor,s;

Fr:nth-man co` War are a td at B.lrce:!c.nd from Thulon, m are daily ei.p...ct:ed:.' London, tan. o. :Vali prv.hatio . .3., are main g tome Expedition. which already 11.8 fo alirowd tht PreiK;i Cou t s *ha: it Letters rival Paris. which came in this diy, fry

with them fume Sheep. They alt . ° Landed in the 11 1 es of ikrran,and took off lome Cattle, and threatncd to th 2 like on the main Land. The Town of Eniskilliag is burnt down to the Gro nu!, by anaccidental fire. On Wednefday our Letters from Cork gave an

iifflces in his Grace's Abfence. Adveiti/nunts. Q Tray d off the Lands of Mr. Buckley, at /Ida, on Wane' 0 a isay Nagg, dark Main and Tayl, a lump on the mi.(' 14 hands high, is years old, vaces. Whoever gives 1%1, as he may be had.again, to Mr. Dackley

Advert if 'runt t. Q Tray d the Lands of Mr. Buckley, at Naas, on Wedneflay the soth 0 a iSay Nagg, dark Main and Tayl, a lump on the middle of his back, about 14 hands high, ix years old, ,aces. Whoever gives Notice of the fard Nagg, to as he may be

Aelverti'lwents. Tray'd oft the Lands of Mr. Buckley, at Nails, on Lay thc acial 3 a Nagg, dark Main and Tavl, a limp on the middle of his back, aboi.t hands high, is yeats old, lives. Whoever gives Notice of the faid Naga, co as he may be hRd again,

place in their way thither ; And the foot, who come by Water, are expeeted here this day. General Herbeville continues with the main Botly of the Imperial Forces in the Mind of Schutt, expe6ting this Reinforcement. our Advice: from Buda fay, That General

on Thurlday laft, which has done a great deal of damage in Yarmouth Road; the Scarborough Man of War was obliged to cut her Main and Mizen Mails by the board to prevent driving on Shoar, by which means the rid it out. Letters from Paris fay, thet Gironne

were the Reign of King Charles, 11. and (ince, till it was lad taken by the Enemy. VII. That all other States, Rights and Dos mains, mortgag'd by his Catholick Majdty within the (aid Town, (hall remain to the Owners and Mortgagees, the lame alfo of the Bailiwick