Supplement to the Boston Gazette.

Numb. 1261.

By Capt. McCunn who is arrived here from Glasgow in about seven Weeks, we have the following Articles, taken from the Glasgow Journal March 24. 1746.

DRESDEN, Febr. 25 O. S.

It has been settled, that in order to raise the Million of Crowns which the King is to pay the King of Prussia next Afternoon, the Circle of Zittitz shall furnish 35,000, that of Meifelberg 55,000, the Electoral Circle, 60,000, the Circle of Thuningia 28,000, that of Voigtland 180,000, that of Lipscie exclusive of the City 100,000, that of Misnia 100,000, the District of the Mines in the Mountain 110,000, the Circle of Neustadt 100,000, upper Lusatia 30,000.

Stockholm, Feb. 28. His Danish Majesty has caused it to be notified here, with much Ceremony, that he has thought proper to renew, for 3 Years, his Treaty of Subsidy with France; the King in Quality of Landgrave of Hesse, has determined to accede to the Treaty of Dresden, and to send a Minifter on this Occasion to the Court of Berlin. It is certain, the secret Conferences are frequently held among our Minifers, and that the Alliance lately concluded with Prussia has some important View; but we are not able to explain ourselves upon either at present.

Cadiz, Feb. 14. We have received Advice, that the English Conflors who refide at Tetuan were gone from thence to Gibraltar, and had brought thither the News, that Muley Abdalah, Emperor of Morocco had declared War against Great Britain, and in Coorse,

evident, that such Ships had been seized without any just Reason. But, Admiral Medley answered Mr. Defaguliers very seriously, That he thought very differently upon this Article: That he had informed himself of the Reasons for which those Ships had been seized, and thought them just and equitable: That therefore he looked upon them as good Prizes: That the Persons interested might, if they thought proper, apply to the English Court of Admiralty; but that for his Part, he would not relearn a single Ship, without express Orders from his Britannick Majesty. Notwithstanding the many other Arguments Mr. Defaguliers made Use of with the Admiral, he was not able to make him change his Opinion.

Aberdeen, March 9. The Pretender's Son is come himself to England, and is at present very ill there. The last Accounts we have, are, that the Rebels having taken Possession of Invernefs and the Castle, they sent one Party after Lord Loudon, and another towards Fort Augustus, which Place it was doubted would fall into their Hands, and their Numbers were increasing. The Duke of Athol had sent a Party to Mar, and had retaken the young Laird of Invercald, who was at his Father's House on Parole. The Rebels at Invernefs gave out, that the Pretender's Son would go himself to the Isle of Sky, to raise Men there. By different Accounts we have received, there is Reason to apprehend the Rebels have got Possession of Fort Augustus.

By Advances just received, we learn, that there is now in the Road of Dunkirk, fix large Transports, 2 Privateers, and the Hazard Sloop full of Soldiers for Scotland, and that there is in the Harbour fix