The Gazette

but in vain .* The Marquess de Lede affirms that he bas not yet any other Power than only for treating of a Suspension os Arms, on thii single Condition that each Party should keep . the Country and P…

Minister of Spain had signed at the Hague. At the fame time General Mercy told the Marquess dc Lede, that the 17th of April was understood to be the TermonwhichtheEvacuation ought to begin; but that i…

Minister arrived here ; artd has since had several Conferences with, the Imperial Ministers. Dantzick, April 24. The Swedes having, at the Request of this City, granted free Passage to the Muscovite F…

sition will not bave Effect, the States General having already sent to M. Burmania their Answer to the Letter written to them by tbat King to notify to them his Accession to tbe Crown, wbicb Answer th…

Paris, May 1. The Princess of Modena was to proceed on her Journey for Italy from Lyons the 29th past. This Morning the Abbot Ie Blanc, Brother of M. le Blanc Secretary of State for Military Affairs, …

Hamkurg, April 2 "***. The Gentle-*.--^ sent by the King of Sweden to nojsiy to several Courts his Advancement to the Throne, arrived here some Days ago. On the 21ft Count Tessin proceeded from hence …

on, Lisb Berne, Afril 17. A "Company being become vacant in one of rhe Regiments of this Canton in the Sta'cs General's Service, our Sovereign Council assembled on the 10th Instant to dispose of it ac…

general Resident of thc Duke of Wirtemberg fo the Protestant Cantons, and who was at the fame time Agent of the States General of the U- nited Provinces in this Country, died there some Days ago of a …

the Territories to them belonging, and prayed, that his Majesty, as he then called him, would be pleased to permit tbat their Act of Election might be read to him, wbich was accordingly done by the Se…

their Territories. On the 30th past M. de Chavigny the French Envoy here, received Orders by an Express from Paris, to second in the Name qf the Duke Regent the Instances whieh the Pope had caused to …