The Gazette

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jesties parted from thfinteyand \5ccnt to MauLaii^ ytfffflL VfilDlfl$: mfml^ermos<l> upon thc first The i6"t^eylodgedafr^t>ra , where The King or- 'News nereceivea hereof, sent the Marquis d* fyeneu* …

I-ces were forming a-Phird Part-y in the JEaipiffe, ill order to the procurjHg a Peace, among which, die Elector of Saxony and th*Dukeofa9^fi"r arep"ir- r ticularly named. We cannot as wt -jufe any cr…

anpisemy tstfbclEmpircH of nvfich he is 'so considerable a Member. Tbe Imperialists fey tbat-the Emperor -wil hawthjs.arjpraaching; Campagne as consi- ckrable-m Arrrry iathe,F/eld,ashehad the last: wh…

tUfetirgOap February 21. 16 7 7. Party of Imperialists,and another of French, have had a Rencounter in Brisgow, in which the latter was worsted, having lost ioo men, with two considerable Officers. Tr…

rain passed by this place, accompanied with a great many Officers and Pcrsonsof Quality; yesterd+y he arrived at Ntustadt; butthe Celebration of his Marriage il deferred for some days longer. We are t…

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prehend the ill consequence of it, were it not for the presence of tfae King, which keeps things from breaking out into any publick" disorder. Coptnbigen, Febr. 2. In Schonen the Suedes faave taken ev…

%L$Ut8mi February 7. have satisfaction in this matter, the Turkish Gallies whicfa had-been in the Bltct\ Sea, were returned to Constantinople, having suffa'act Very -jnuctuby bad weather."> * Genout, …

the defeat of, their Troops pn, the lfle of Rugin: JFrwrt Berlin they write, tfaat the'tlecW* of Bnndenburgk path not only given Orderafor jtherepairing the Forti-t ficatioruof Stetin with al", the; d…