The Gazette

Page 1 JSumb. 1484 The London Gazette. $ttt)U(lFi5 Dp ^uttetty- From "OjUrSfDsiJ? February 5. ta $&oi\Hap February <p. 1679 tions to Cremi, which fs one] of the Frontier pla-* Tmgier, Dec. iS. ecs of …

Dyet, where such Resolutions may be takcn,as are necessary for the safety of the Empire. Cologne, Feb. z. The first instant arrived here from Mmheim the Rhingrive, natural Sort of the Elector Palatine…

Rfgula- riiijj principal matter before them will be the bassador there is endeavouring to joyn thc two Northern Crowns in a close League together, and when he ha's luccaeded therein, it's believed Fra…

Coningfmirke is at Bremen, to treat with the Bilhop of Munster abolit his parting with the said Bailage, which }ie is now possessed of. The diffc* rence between the Elector of Brmdenburg and the Duke …

relation to the Alliance proposed by Frame to this' State. The Most Christian King having thought fit to oppose the making a Treaty of Guaranty of thc Peace concluded at Nimxguen , which was the last …

that so the Jews, which now fill the Prisons, may be brough t to their Trials. Prague, Dec. 30. "the French demand a most excessive Sum for Contributions from thc Country of Brisgow, or in lieu thereo…

our new Secretary of War took Possession of his Office. ^ Higue, Jan. 16. The Sieur Fan Leswen, Am- ballklor Extraordinary from this State iu England, having veiy earnestly desired to be recalled, thc…

George succeeds in th'e Dut-chy of Hanouer. 1 These Princes descend in a d irect Line from Henry deLyon of thc House of Est, Duke of Baviria, and Saxony, who for the differences he had with the Emp.io…

has only one Daughter, which by the Laws of the Empire has no Right of Succession, comes toy dye, thc Bishop pf Osnibrug, or at lca[ his Sot) t will become yet more considerable by the acquisition lik…

Ac-fount, That thc .States have u-ceived Letters Amsterdam, Jan.n. Yromxhe Hague we have an I were all saved, who tefl us, that betweal Caps " ~" - '' - - -'- * " -Spinel witiiout seeing the Pensioner…