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The Advices by the last Post from Carlfcrona, tell us, that Adthiral Wacbtmrifier had received repeated Orders from the King to {>ut to Sea with the Fleet $ and according;- y he sailed from thence on …

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not hearken to any Offer of Peace or Truce with the Turks, before they had set at Liberty the Resident M. Fleifchman i But before thia Answer reached them, they had actually dismifled him, and he arri…

creased. Here are also Letters of the zA Instant from Warsaw, which tell us the whole Treaty was concluded, and was to be published on the 7th j of which we wait the Confirmation. It is believed that …

vise, that the Count de Regal, Governour of that Place, was come thither from Temeswaer., as was also Count Heist er - that a Convoy of Provisions sent to the Camp from Budaj had received Counter-Orde…

Px \Vreks lortoer, in the ofdin.iry forms of a Sfege ; wlncn it wit nat only hnve cost a very cor.iider.ib e Numbs r as Men, but 'ns certain our Cavalry would in that Time have be^n reduced to a very …

Copenhagen, OB. 27. On the 23d Infnnt, theWind coming about fair, the Squadron of Britifli Men of War commanded by Sir John Norris, with the Daniih Squadron under Count Guldenlew, failed from hence to…

Permission is granted to several Officers of th? Walloon Troops, who, for remonstrating as be had done, against the Reform of those Troops, had been obliged to retire to Segovia. The Council for naval…

to 2CitCfD<*2* October 23. 1716. In 5ni Age of "such Distracti-on, suth unaccountable Folly, as may seem rather impu- table to the Anger of Heaven, than to the Paffiopi and Interests of Men, your Univ…