The Gazette

Page 1 ^he (Burnt. \6co f'~ 3^ a x -puoirUjeu by rM\t\yn,ty * From CtlCtDap December 17 to 5aatl.rD.-tp December n . 1717. Madrid, December 6. But the fame Ferment appearing again a- T"""•HE King has …

Subj cts the Commons o Ire and in P r- liament assembled, being deeply f nsi e of your Majesty's Care of the Welfare of your faithful Subjects of this your Ki gdona, and of thc Security they enjoy in …

Copenhagen, Dec. 14. Upon the earnest and repeaced Instances of the Lord Pol- warth, His Britannick Majesty s Minister at this Courr, in behalf of the Ships belonging to Hambourg which had been stoppe…

Fashion, drawn by 6 Horses each ; and after them came %6 Coaches covered vvith Cloth after f.he Turki/h Fa/hion. His Excellency alighted at his Tent, where after he had treated the Turkilh Officers an…

been given to the Governour as a Basshaw. The Turks lost some Men by the Fire of our Artillery and Bombs from some Batteries which were raised during the little Time our Forces lay before the Place, a…

Cadiz., Nov. 8. Admiral -Cornwall is now in the Bay of Gibraltar.- On tha 20th past thetfpeedwels, a British Man of War, brought hither the Emperour o Morocco's Letters "'of Safe-Conduct for such Pers…

Page 1 Æamfe, sm ^abUtyeft bv Zutfywtty*. Frorti SCueCDa** November 16. to ^affirDftp November 30. 1717. May it please your Grace, H T St. James's. November 27. IS Majesty's dutifu]and loyal Sub- ject…

T& To the King's most Excellent Majefl*y; The humble Address of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal in Parliamenc a > sembled. May it please Tour Majesty. WE Your Majesty's most dutiful and loyal Subject…

My Lords and Gentlemen, s could heartily wifli, that at a Time when th* Common Enemies of eur Religion are, by all Manner of Ar* tifices, endeavouring to Undermine and weaken it both at Home and Abroa…

| Genoa, that Part of the Imperial Regiment of Hamilton was returned thither, the rest having got into Castel Arrago- nese and Alguero*, Venice,. Nov. 12 " We have received Advice, that General Schule…