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that they ate lodged in Houfes 1 and Hutts built by tl'e'm- fclves', rfithia two Miles uf the Pierce where they landed'. That he never few above fifty of them togetlisr; but was affuied they.are moftly Spm'rarJs, with about fixty Scotch and Irilii'Gentlernen and'Supernumerary Officers, and that their whole Number does not exceed four bdndred tha't the lateMarquefs of Tullibardine Commands in chief; and that they have an Out-guaid about twelve Miles diftant from their Quarters. They do not feein difpofed to make any Motion, till they are afjured of a Defccnt in England. One of his Majefty's Ships is arrived at Cromarty. Here is a.

Regiment of Foot and Ibrae Dragoons; two other Regiments of Foot, with more Dragoons, are ordered hither; and when they are joined, if the Rebels continue where they are, Majefty's Forces will march to attack them. Weymouth, May 16. On Thurfday laft arrived here the Mary Pink, Henry Wilde Mafter, from Jamaica, but laft from South-Carolina, and was driven on Ihore in a Storm on Friday Morning laft, at three o' Clock, in Bay near the Race of Portland. The Mafter and all the Men on board were drowned, except a Jerfey Man, and one Mr. Leigh a Paflenger.

The CaTgo was loft, except fame Shumach, which came on Chore, and the Ship beat all' to Pieces. The Body.of Capt. Wilde was lefc on the Beach yefterday, with three others; and feveral more are feen floating. May 18. Remain at-Spithead his Majefty's Ships the Prince Frederick, LewiftofF, Succefs and Anna-Galley Storefhips.

Yefterday failed from Spithead Eaftward, the Dorfetfhire, Monmouth, Medway, Gibraltar, Rye-Galley, and Bed ford-Galley. Wind N. E. Harwich, May 19. On Sunday Morning the Prince Paccjuet-Boat being difabled, a Boat was hired to carry 0- ver to Holland Col.

Husk, who had an Exprefs for the Ring, Deal, All the Outward-bound are under fell Weftward. Since came down the Neptune, Capt. Winter, for Jamaica Phcenix, Capt. Cowel, for Antegoa wick Capt. Hopkins, for New-York; Onflow, for Smyrna Succefs, Captain Moody, for Ireland.

Homeward-bound, the Maidftonc, Capt- Jewel, from Fial; Margaret, Capt. Swindford, and the Pearl, Capt. Paul, from S.Ubes. Wind N.N. E.

Dual, May 19. Remain his Majefty's Ships the Monmouth, Gibraltar, Bedford-Galley and Rye. Outward-bound, the Neptune, Capt. Winter, and Dragon, Capt. Kingfton, both for Jamaica; Cowel, for Antegoa Srfialley Fregate, Capt.

Barnaby, for the Canaries; and Pearl, Capt. Paton, for Genoa, Homeward- bound, the Southampton, Capt. Robins, from Virginia Thomas, Capt. Parkin, from Oporto; and Guardian, Captain Romain, from Cork. Wind W.

S. W. Union, May 11. Sunday Night the Lords Juftices met at the Cockpit, and fat two Hours. Their Excellencies fat on Monday Morning again at the fame Place.

His Majefty has been pleafed to appoint Elizeus Burges Efq; to be his Refident with the Repub- 1 lick of Venice; Thomas Burnet Efq; to be his Majefty's Confal-General in the Dominions and Kingdom of Portugal, and his Agent and Conful-General in the Iflands of Madera. Henry Worfley Efq; his Majefty's Envoy Extraordinary to the Ring of Portugal, is likewife appointed 1 his jefty's Plenipotentiary to the fa id Ring. On Monday the following Men of War were pot into Commiffion, the former excepted, who was convrniffion'd about ten days ago. Suffolk, Capt. Stewart, 7Q Guns; Ip- fwich, Capt.

70 Guns; 60 Guns; Plymouth, Capt. Smith, Captain Owen, 50 Guns; and Norwich, Capt. Fletcher, 50 Guns Yefterday the young Princeffes Went from S. James's to Kenfmgton to pafs the Summer. The three Regiments of Foot-Guards are to be new cloath'd againft his Majefty's Birth-day.

Laft Tucfday the Parliament met, and was farther prc- rioguecl to TFuefday the of Jime next. Time for the Lord Carteret's Departure for Sweden is not Lordfiiip hath receiv'd feVeji thWIiHf hine huodreftOuncCs of Silver Plate for his An Order is come to Newgate for the Execution of John Wheeler, a Capenter, in April Seffcons for. Burglary, on Monday next. The reft condeian'd that Seflions are Tepriev'd. Yefterday South-Sett'Stack was Bant liAU 197 African ij.

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