The Gazette

HTTnT'fthat we are not quite forgiven in that Court^our, late attempt-upon Charleroy. Ditto , The last week the Count de Monterey, as chief of a Society, consisting of the principal Nobility of the Co…

ther, ti\ihe shall hqye eqcrease<l Jbk^JedKsi-ro ^ raort' confTiTe'raDle number. From Malaga the 3 instant we hear, that there they had news, that the Commissioners of T<i g cr had concluded a most 38…

the States General perceiving the people were not yet satisfied, but murmured exceedingly, pressed, his Higliness to cause tobe executed upon the said Colonel the 54 Article of their Military Laws. Th…

Franckfort, fin. i<. We are told for certain that tbe Bisliop of Ojnabrug, find other Princes of thac Family, hare refused absolutely to permit the Confederate Fprces to quarter in their t-ands, and a…

having taken theplace, though to the contrary we have advice, that meeting there with a stouter re-, sijlance, fhenbehad at first perhaps expected, and besides tne continual Rains making it impossible…

home ; the Comm nalty observing the ill success that hatb hitherto attended our Arms, try outa- giinst the Government, and lay all the fault there," and in the rtean time, keep the most constderable'o…

the proceeding of his Ambassador in this affair, and seems resolved to hare satisfaction in It 5 and on the other side, hi. Holiness is unwilling to prejudice the right of the General of the Church. T…

hereafter induced to deliver them up into the hands of Justice, and are fled into Turkey and other parts* We hear at present nothing of tbe Turks, so that we conclude them gone into their Winter Quart…

Ael haWt>__qt_*we_^in so gt;eat a frigfii itiA ioutur Wn,* lfft^liaH_f*_fiW>wh ft^A' ?r.jS and Monsieur deTurenneis a^prfsen^8t>5wJ.i^?rip|| i iptjlf ^t Arpe pf^he Pwcji Jroeps which fled given orders…

hath been layd up vast quantities of Coh> andother Military Provisions, sot what design ^s^aprU^ ouflyreported. What was-4-itely said,, of sevei-al Forreign Troops bfing Miartered in the Iferrit;^^ of…