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the providing a* very considerable, number of Pio- neers, Waggons, and Horses, to attend a Train- 6f Artillery, which .were to be ready- to march upon the first Orders. That a great maiy Troops^ that …

jesty pf Great Brittaln" to this State, will now ?n* few days* have his Audience- of the States-G*"*-- nera)., , Paris1, Marcb it. Thef'Process ofthe Marquils de Terraes is now depending before the Ch…

Empire raise Men, in order to she putting them-, selves into a posture toactt incajc there be occasion, for the Desence and Security of the Empire?; but that at the fame time, the Debates at tbe Dyet …

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Printed jby Tho. Ne\vcQmh\Tixh&SAv<>y* \6%w Nor stall we only Detest fuck prailices, but to but1 Power endeavour to discover fucb Persons an c-lowup the sharks of Rebellion, Und leek, tor put the Nati…

6-thJcft)ty, have received from the, French,^who, havcTorCcd the fiid Officers to leave) these places, and have imprisoned several persons'that woulci have opposed them. Thc Deputies of the City of Li…

sgot safely into the Place. They write frbm Liege, that the Officers ofthe Chamber of Metz have again summoned the Inhabitants-of the Countrey of CondrOts to do Homage to tho French King. Hague, Marcb…

to heep final Artistes cm spot*, to maWifsc thereof I tohat refnains, then to haztriaWar, and thereby she total cations of the Treaty lately concluded, between that Crown and the States-Gcnerai, were …

Page 1 The London Gazette. $ufoiist)et) by smtDojit From "Ct)Ur0Dap February 16. to^onDap February 20. 1681. Brussc s,Fel. 17. Yesterday arrived here an Ex> Madrid, fan. 11. traordinaiy courier horn S…

blisted; aniioubtnotbutyotftlkajejry {whomthttri- ' *nfl""Ji -f W*""-"-.ofttbe World addfefsito ) living according to Tmt own Rult, "TSnYtawS , ani confiding in Tour most loyal subjefts, will in time …