throughout the provinces of this con- receives the reinforcement from Silefia, which is in full march, and is confiderable. tinent. POSTSCRIPT from the London Gazette. Camp before Prague, June 8. Two bridges carried away by the floods have been repaired, and the communication between the two armies.teestablished. A fmall redoubt with 80 men and 3 pieces of cannon was furpriz'd on the 3d, and the cannon carried away by the Auftrians; the lofs of men was inconfiderable, about 12 or 15 on each side. Chevaux de frise have been placed on the edge of the foffe, which will make future attempts to furprize the redoubts more difficult. Till Mon day our batteries played inceffantly, and kept the town on fire night and day in feveral places; but has fince abated, and there is hardly a fhot fired from the town. Deferters fay, that even the fubaltern officers have no meat, and that the garrifon be gan to kill their horfes on Monday. Count Daun's army has quitted a ftrong poft on the high grounds near Kuttenburg, and is retiring to Teutfch Brod, towards Moravia. The Prince of Bevern follows them in their re treat, and has taken about 80 prifoners, and killed 40 or 50 men. Lieut. Col. Meyer continues his operations with fuccefs on the fide of Nuremberg, where the senate have fent to the king defiring a neutrality, and it is hoped the whole circle of Franconia will follow this ex.ample. Hague, June 17. The Prince of Bevern is approached nearer Count Daun, on his left flank; an action is therefore expected, unless he retires. Capt. Parker, of his Britannic majefty's fhip the Squirrel, is arrived at Embden, where he has ftopt all the forage which was carried that way to the French army. Hague, June 24. From the 14th to the 16th inftant his R. H. the D. of Cumberland paffed the Weser without interruption, notwithstanding an attack on the rear guard at Bielefeld and Hervord, in which the enemy was repulfed with confiderable lofs. The lofs on the fide of the allies confifted of 44 men, killed, wounded and Prisoners. The French themselves own they gained no advantage over the rear guard of the allied army, and that they fuffered confiderably in the attack. Cologn, June 20. The fiege of Gueldre was begun laft Wednesday. Bruffels, June 24. Our laft advices from M. d'Eftrees's army are of the 21ft, but contain nothing of moment fince their arrival at Bielefield. Lift of Ships taken by the French. Trolina for London, is by a priv. car. into Barfleur,The Italian Merchant, Davis, fr. Naples for London, car. into Marseilles.-The Guernsey priv. is car. into Rochelle by the Duke de Richliet priv.-The Preferver, Cromby, fr. Zant for London, is car. into Carthagena.-The George Linthorn, fr. South Carolina for Pool, is car. into Breft.The Bofcawen priv. from Guernsey, of 20 guns, and 100 men. is car. into Nantz-The Friendship, Foges, fr. Bofton for London, and the Charming Cecc Camp before Prague, June 12. On the 8th the town was again fet on fire, and burnt violently all night. The deferters fay that 40 horfes are given daily to the troops; that horfe flefh is fold at 4 d. a pound; that they ftill continue to brew; that - there is no want of flour; and that .reports are conftantly spread of the approach of Count Daun's army, and of the French. The Prince of Bevern continues at Czalau, till he VOL XIII Jenny Nicholas, Harrison, bound fr. Newcaftle for the Baltick with coals, are taken by the privateers L'Amaranthe tr. Dieppe, of 18 guns and the Machault fr. Dunkirk, of 14 guns.→ The fhip of John Marshal, of Scarborough fr. Sunderland for Amfterdam is taken, by a Dunkirk privateer. -The Molly, Brockway, fr. Cork for Newfoundland, was taken off Cape Clear, but ranfomed for 25,000 liv. res -Seven Britifh fhips, loaded with Deals are taken and carried into Bergen. The Wm.. and Charies, Dickfon fr. Leith for, Gibraltar. car. into Cadiz.-The Induftry, Smith fr. Cadiz for Boston is fent into Ca diz The Industry, Galway, and the Unity, Elmour, both fr. Cork for St. Euftatia, are car. into Martinico.The Jenny, Me. Mahon, fr. Limerick for Duchefs, Lilly, fr. Hull for S. Carolina, the Edward fr. S. Carolina the Industry, fr. Maryland, the Lady Strange, Harrifon, fr. Liverpool for Barbadoes, the Content, Brown, and a brig name unknown, both from Waterford, and the Martha and Anne, Collings, all for Newfoundland, the Charming Nancy, Winthorp, with falmon, Tead and bale goods, the Molly, Silver, with falmon for Aber deen, the Sea-horfe, Blair, from Newry for Philadelphia, the Cæfar, Mor timer, with coals, the Weft India, Eatwell, with falmon, and a fnow name unknown, with falt, are taken by Bayonne privateers. The Happy Return, Lejet, from Sunderland for Jerfey, randomed for 310). The Vulcan priv. fr. Weymouth is taken by the French. 1: Lift of Ships taken from the French. THE Marquis de Barail pri. from THE Dunkirk, of 12 guns and go men, taken by the Dolphin man of war and carried into Leith, had the following van foiners on board; viz. the John and Alice,) Vazie, for 681. the Wm. and Anne Kidd, for 100 l. sandthe Unity Janets, Anderfon, fr.. Copenhagen Copenhagen for Leith, 5701.The Victorieux, fr. Bourdeaux for Que bec, is fent into Kinfale, by the Shark privateer of London.-A priv. of 16 guns is brought into Yarmouth roads by the Weazel floop-A tartan loaded with cotton and wool, from Salconica for Marseilles, is car. into Cephalonica by the Anti-gallican and Lark privateer.A prize valued at 7000 l. is car. into Malta, by the Diana; Smith, a letter of marque.A brig richly loaded, is car. into Melina by the St. George priv. Fortunatus Wright. A priv. of 10 guns, and a fhip bound for Capada, are taken by the Antelope. A Danish floop for Dunkirk, with 167 Hhds of fugar, is brought into the Downs by the Etna frigate. A hip loaded with corn, is fent into Malta by the Conftantine, Lee, a letter of Marque. The Ufrow Anna, from Rochelle for St. Vallery, with brandy and wine, is fent into Falmouth by the Black Prince priv. of London.The Vainqueur, from Bourdeaux for Quebec, is brought into Bristol by the Sterling priv. Wallace, who has alfo taken a fhip from Rochelle for Quebec but parted from her at fea.The Queen of Angels, of 18 guns, and 50 men, from St. Domingo for Rochelle, and the St. Philip of 16 guns and go men from St. Domingo for Bour deaux, valued at two million of live res, are brought into Portfmouth by the Defyance priv. Capt. Dyer. The Borinci of 14 guns and 60 men, fr. Rochelle for Canada with ftores, ist fent into Portfmouth by the Harwich.-A priv. is fent into Leith by the Hound loopThe Little Sufan, from Rochelle for Ca nada, fent into Falmouth by the Sterling priv-The Judia, Buffau, of 24 guns and 200 men, valued at 37,500l. from Pondicherry for Shakey, is taken by the Protector, Capt. James, a hip belonging to the E India company.The D. of Aquitaine, of 50 guna-The D. d'Aumont priv of 16 guns and 100 men, is taken by the Grampus floop, Two Dutch Veffels with falt, are brought into Plymouth by the Hibernia priv.The Omrig and Jacob, from North Bergen for Havre, is fent into Dover by Adm. Smith: as is also the Anna Maria, from Norway for St. Maloes, taken by the Two Sifters priv. The St. Anthony, and the Virgin of Cadro, both from Marfeilles for Turkey; la Verge de Grace, from Salonica for Tripoly, and the St. Antonio, from Conftantinople for Marfeilles, are carried into Malta by the Hawke, Wilfon, a letter of marque. A French French polucca was drove a fhore near Salonica, by the Lilly, Rofs, letter of marque, fr. Dundee for Alexandria, out of which they took to the value of 20,000 dollars.-Three privateers were taken among the Leeward islands, by the Blanford and Saltash men of war, and are car. into Antigua.-The Lion from St. Domingo for Bourdeaux, brought into Bristol by the Dreadnought priv.The Amphion, from St. Domingo for Boutdeaux, is brought into Falmouth by the Enterprize priv. of Bristol.A Dutch Brig, with wine and foap from Bourdeaux is taken by a Bristol priv.The Antomne, from Bourdeaux for St. Domingo, is car. into Jamaica. the Two Dutch veffels are brought into the Downs by the Fox. priv. Capt. Griffith.-The Young Jan, the Snadnuck for Honflour, and Young Yellow for Havre, all from Suters with falt, are fent into Plymouth by the St. Olave priv. of London-The Comte de Gramont, the Nouveau Saxon, and the Jean Baptifta priv. are taken.The Roulanneife priv. of 8 guns and 80 men, fr. Dieppe, is fent into Hull by the Aldboro'.-A loop from St. Croix with rum and cotton, is fent into. Falmouth by the Blenheim priv.. The St. John Baptifta, a Spanish barque from St. Sebaftians,, with French Eaft India goods, is brought into Bristol by the Tartar priv. The Heureux, from St. Domingo for Bourdeaux. is carried into Halifax by the Windsor man of war and Granada bomb. Lift of Births for the Year 1757 MAY 30. L ADY of Sir Richard Glynn, Kt. and Alder man delivered of a fon. June 7 Lady of the Hon. John Spencer, Efq; of a daughter. Lift of Marriages for the Year 1757. "Heo. Commyns of St. Chriftopher's Efq; to Mifs Anna Maria Fenton of Westham 10,000l.Edmund Probyn of Newland, Efq, to Mifs Dalton, with 20,000l.-Richard Moore of Long Melford in Suffolk, Efq; to Mifs Driver of Earl Stoneham, 10,000l.-Sir George Suttie of Balgon, Bart. to Mifs Nancy Grant. Rob. Nugent, Efq; a Ld. of the Treafury, and member for Bristol, to the Countess dowager of Berkeley.-James Clarke of Herefordshire, Efq; to Mifs Vaugh, with 7000l. Dr. Archibald Drummond of Briftol, to Mifs Parlons of Rudgeway, 30,000l.-Major Goodrick of Ld. Home's Reg. at Ro chefter, to Mifs Burton. Lift of Deaths for the Year 1757. MAY 22. DR. R. Rob. Dick, profeffor of natural Philofophy at Glafgow 27. Francis Fane, Efq; member for Lime.-JUNE 1. Richard Warner of North Elmham, Norfolk, Efq; aged 89.-6. William. St. Clair, Efq; of Barbadoes. John Walney of Glafgow, carpenter, aged 124, who retained his fenfes to the laft; he has had wives, who are all dead, and 17 children, 5 now living, whofe ages amount to 326.Dr. Coxhead, war den of Winchester college.-9, Ld. Vifc. Palmerston, at Chellea, aged 84 17. Wm. Stewart, Eiq; high bailiff of the borough of Southwark.-John Freake. Efq; feveral years gov. of Bengal.-21. Lady Ibbetson, wife to Sir Henry Ibbetson, Bart. of Leeds Yorkih. List of Promotions for the Year 1757. From the London Gazette. Whitehall, pleafed to appoint the HE king has been June 10. D. of Grafton Ld. Lieut. and Cuftos Rot. for Suffolk.-JUNE 14. Tógrant unto Cha. Willes, Efq; 3d fon of Rt. Hon. Sir John Willes, 1ft commiffioner for the cuftody of the great feal of Gr. Britain, and Rob. Wilmot, Efq; eldest fon of Sir Jn. Wilmot, one other of the commiffioners for the cuftody of the faid great feal, fucceffively as they are named, the office of prothonotary of the court of Chancery, during their respective lives. Benjamin Leaper, Efq; appointed Capt. of the 99th company of marines John Chriftian, Adjutant to the Plymouth divifion. From the London Gazette. Whitehall,HE king has been pleased to recommend to the dean and chapter of Peterborough, the Rev. Dr. Rich. Terrick, one of his majefty's chaplains, and canon refidentiary of St. Paul's, to be elected bishop of that See, in room of the Rt. Rev. Dr. Jn. Thomas, translated to the See of Salisbury-To prefent Stanhope Ellifon, B. A. to the united rectories of St. Benedict and St. Peter's Paul's Wharf. June 21. 2TH MISCELLANEOUS. A The second volume of Demofthenes and Æfchines, Grece & Latine. By John Taylor, L. L. D. 4to. Regulations for the Pruffian cavalry. 6s. valuation of annuities and leafes certain for a fingle life. By William Lee. Is. 6d. Miscellaneous tracts on fome curious and very interefting fubjects in. mechanics, phyfical aftronomy, and fpeculative mathematics. By. Tho. Practical lectures Simpson, FR. S. on education, fpiritual and temporal; extracted from the most empient authors on that fubject. 2s. 6d. A letter to an officer on travelling on Sundays. 15. A catalogue and defcription of King Charles the firft's capital collection of pictures, limnings, ftatutes, bronzes, medals, and other curiofities, 4to. 10s, 6d. Neceffity not the origin of evil. 6d. A discourse on comets, containing a description of their orbits, forms, velocities, magnitudes, diftances, &c. As alfo the distances and other remarks able circumftances of the ftars, fun, moon, earth and other planets; extracted from Sir Ifaac Newton, and other emient aftronomers. By J. L. Cowley. 18. SERMONS. Tho. Potter's, M. A. prebendary of Wells, on account of the late faft. 6d. Two before the university of Ox ford, May 20. By William Romain, 18. MONTHLY CHONOLOGER for IRELAND. A Hint to those whom it may concern. from facred duties. They should confider their conduct is an outrage upon decency and good manners, as well as piety and religion. If they pay no regard to the one, they fhould have fome little regard to the other. If they cannot behave with fome propriety, let' them keep away, and not hinder others who think it their duty to honour and worship their creator. We should at this time of difficulty and danger more especially, implore the divine fa vour and protection, without which we |