The Gazette

The Committee for Letting the Cities Lands in the Account of the Chamberlain oj the City of London give No* tice,That they intend to Lett by Jeveral Leases, thefi* veral Lots following, viz. No. 1. On…

Cassel* OB. 18, N.S. The King of Sweden being upon his Departure, whicb continues fixed fbr the -24th Instant, an Officer of this Court has been sent to Hanover, to regulate with the Grand Marlhal the…

i\ty jf.ords qndf Gentlemen* T Should be far from deserving the high *" Station in which his Majesty hath placed me, and ill answer his Royal Intentions, if I did not meet you here with the warmest He…

on Advice tbat the 10'n-g of Swfede-n ean** not have an Interview with his Polish Majelty at the Place of Rendezvous which was proposed. It is said that the Count de Walleinstciq has obtains a favoura…

tion with the other Provinces of these Countries, so:*** the Rebuilding ot a Palace here. And also a Demand that tha Abbot of Cauberghe, who is the constant Chaplain to the Court, and has his Abbey ad…

tain an4 .-^aiji.;r.Ac90*fdingiyrPr^**^ tions arc making., fqr,.the,-Ifosej>J:iq?) of the Spanilh Troops, and there are now in this Town a Commissary from Spain, and another appojpted by^his Highness,…

Death of General Janus, is conferred ori Lieutenant-Coltyel Stcnsch, Lieutenant ofthe Regiment of Foot of Palfi. Baron Frankeni, Minister of thc Electdl: Palatinei, is arrived here. M. Brauty Agent fr…

vernment to raise some Recruits in this Country for the Regiment of his Prussian Majesty's Great Grenadiers, and it is believed- it will, be granted him. Hague* Od. 5, N. S. Count Golof'kin, Ambaflado…

two Days becalmed. We find the Troops here ready to embark for Italy, so only wait for the Ships from Cadiz. His Majesty's Squadron is in a good Condition. The Hector is with the Agent Victualler, buy…

and Pleasure he takes isi it. The great Work of pulling down the Palace and rebuilding it, seems to have been undertaken upon his Majesty's own Resolution. M. Haxthauseh, one of the Gentlemen of his D…