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the Senate, and intends to set out Very soon fbr Great Britain. They write from Rome, that Car** dinal Carpegna, wb 3 had been Forty Years Vicar ofthe Popes, died there on* the 6th Instant. On the 7th…

Welling upon the Affairs of the King his Master. General Spar, who has been in the Service of tlte most Christian King, is arrived here from Paris. His Prussian Majesty has assembled his Troops at Hav…

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and the Senate, That it is absolutely necessary they fhould continue assembled in the present Conjuncture, so dangerous to tbe Kingdom, which is threatned whh two Invasions at the fame time, On the si…

semble twice a-week in the Town-house* In pursuance of this Resolution the Congress was opened on the 20th, and the Conferences have fince been regularly held, for restoring Feace in the North. Yester…

his departure from thence. The Fortifications of Chocim were carried on with great diligence, and the Turks were beginning to fortify some other Places on the Frontiers of Poland. Venice, Marcb 23. N.…

. attack them, tlio' they amounted to no* more than Sijr or Seven thousand Men. It is Caji, the Swed.es in a {hort time will have an Army of Forty -thbufand Men to oppose their Enemies- Hamburgh, Apri…

which ihe has not-*"et received^ The Conimittee for Secret A/fairs have been in Conference With the Senate, and acquainted them with the Resolutions they are come to for raising a Supply for the* Serv…

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