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Herald read the Declaration, and Windsor Herald proclaimed it aloud. And, lastly, at the Royal Exchange Windsor Herald read the Declaration, and Richmond Herald proclaimed it aloud. The Spectators* ex…

nually during the Time of the late Prince Eugene of Savoy. Serlin, OB. 20, N. S. There are some very warm Disputes between this Court and that of Dresden about recruiting Affairs. A Saxon Lieutenant w…

* * ** *. .1' in the same Condition, only the Stones were gathered up and laid in many Heaps. It was visible there had been a Garrison in the Fortress, for we found there Cafleins lately built, and th…

and 42 Cannon of Brass, and all the Ammu- j nition and Provisions, and to have but 70 Men on our Side killed or wounded$ to take the impoi tant Fortress of Choczim, having for its Defence 157 Brasi Ca…

that a Peace was agreed on the 18th of September, N. S. at the Grand Vizier's Quar-- ters before Belgrade, between the Czarira and the Porte, but have no Account ofthe Conditions. These Advices add, t…

This Advice did not come hither till the ii5th of the fame Month, and he made the Attack on the azd at Day-break. Notwithstanding the advantageous Situation of the Enemy, the Valoui of the Troops woul…

absent themselves frorh any of the said Ships or Vessels to which they sliall belong, and sliall enter themselves on board any other of our said Ships or Vessels, in order to obtain: the said Bounty, …

Munich with the Notification, and to desire the Elector of Bavaria to be the first-Sponsor for this Prince; and another Chamberlain, M. Detler Eitisiddel, is gone to Vienna for the like Purpose, to th…

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Page 1 Giiml.* 7844. The London azette. PubltsTjeti 6p 5(ut[)or»tpi From Ijuesbaj September 18. tofeattir&apSeptember 22. 1735). By theKING, are already marched from hence to the Camp at Semlin, All t…