The New Hampshire Gazette

N E W - Y O R K. September 12.

By Letters that came in the Packet, to Gentlemen in this City from their Correspondents in London we have Advice, That a grand Alliance is agreed upon between the Courts of Spain and England; and, that they intend to act in Conjunction in some very grand Enterprize, for which Purpose large Provision was making in the Ports of both Kingdoms; that the Populace of the Orange Party in Holland, being jealous of the growing Power of France, were inclinable to take up Arms in Favour of England; and the King of Prussia, in a Letter to his Britannick Majesty, blames himself much, in not waiting for a Reinforcement of 12,000 Men that was on their March to join him, the 18th of June the Day he attacked Marshal Daun, the Austrian Army consisted of 65,000, and his own not more than 32,000:--That great Preparations are making for embarking twelve or thirteen Regiments of Forces, besides a large Train of Battering Cannon, Scaling Ladders, &c. that the Transports were taking in their Provisions for six Months; and the Admirals Boscawen (who was returned with his Fleet from an unsuccessful Cruize in the Bay, having met with only five French Privateers, who, as usual, escaped) and Hawke, are to command the Fleet; that various were the Reports concerning their Destination, some inclining to think they are going up the Mediterranean; others as confidently affirm they are for the Baltick; while some others say, that it is our turn to spread the Terrors of an Invasion, and that they are actually designed against the Southern Parts of France, tho' in all Probability they may be all mistaken, as the Designs of the Ministry are kept very secret; and that these Reports of their Destination, are nothing more than to alarm France, while they may be designed upon some of their remote Settlements.-That a sumptuous Monument is erecting in Westminster Abbey, to the Memory of Sir PETER WARREN.