-supplying the Ships of his Britannick Majesty, or the Garrison of Gibraltar with any Provision under pain of Death, and had likewise given Orders to all his Corfairs to take all the English Ships they could meet with.

It's added, that the English Admirals and the Governor of Gibraltar, have jointly wrote to the Emperor of Morocco in very polite Terms, in order to appease that Prince, promising that he shall be very soon satisfied in Regard to his Pretensions, and that a suitable Present shall be sent him.

Paris, March 7. There is arrived here an Express from Scotland with Advice, that some of the Ships which failed from the Ports of Flanders with Troops had landed them without Interruption from the English. They write from Dunkirk, that on the 1st, 2d, and 3d of this Month, divers Ships had failed with six Battalions, being Part of the Troops destined for Scotland. Our Privateers have taken and carried into Breton 5 English Prizes, into St. Maloes 3, into Nantz 2, and into Cherbourg 4, some of them of 250 and 300 Tons, laden with Sugar, Cotton, and other Mechandize: some of them Provisions Ships only. Actions 1195.

Aberdeen, March 5. The Pretender's Son is still at Inverness, with 3 or 4000 Clans, according to their own reckoning; so that if a Stand is made at all, it will probably be there.

Vienna, March 9. On Saturday last and Yesterday, 2500 Stand of Arms, were ship'd from the Tower for Aberdeen, and a large Quantity of Powder, Ball, &c.

Antwerp, March 10. We are assured here, that the King of Great Britain will grant the Empress Queen, a subsidy of 400,000 L. Sterling; and that his Britannick Majesty will pay his Part towards the 50,000 L. which the King of Poland demands, to enable him to cause the 12,000 Saxons to March.

Brussels, March 10. Our Fortifications are perfectly repaired,

soldiers on board, and 4 Privateers, 40 fishing Boats, 30 English
Vels, and 106 Dutch Vessels great and small.

Vienna, March 9. This Afternoon died Prince Lobkowicz, uni-
fally lamented.

Paris, March 18. A considerable Armament has been long pre-
ring at Breft, and we are assured that the Squadron is equip'd,
d are ready to put to Sea. Some Men of War are fail'd in or-
to clear the Coaft. A certain great Man is set out from Ver-
des, and 'tis currently reported is gone to Breft, which Rout the
devalier Stuart has also taken.

From the London Gazette.

Hague, March 24. N. S.

We have received the News that the King of Sardinia has made
Imfelf Master of Afti after 3 Days open Trenches, and that the 9
attalions of French Troops which were in Garrison there, were
made Prisoners of War.

Edinburg, March 17. Last Week a great Quantity of Bomb-
fells, from the Tower were carried to the Castle.

Edinburgh, March 18. The Dutch Troops have been embarking
the whole of last Week for Holland; as the Wind is now fair, they
no doubt, will very soon set sail.

There are 7 more Store Ships for the Use of the Army at Ab-
berdeen arrived in the Road of Leith, and will sail immediately.

There are Letters which mention several Spies to have been taken
up at Abeteen in Women's Habits.

Glasgow, March 23. We are told that Fort Augustus was in-
vested on the 23d of Feb. and made a very good Defence for 2
Days; but their Magazine of Powder taking Fire, they were obli-
ged to surrender the Garrison confiding of 140 Men, who were
made Prisoners.

Glasgow, March 24. From Argyllshire we are informed that 26
villages in Morven and the Places adjacent, have been burnt by
the West Coasts. These Villages were