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proceeded from the Han 0 Governour of tK*> Province, who would qj>b give it up, and pot from Esreff, who perfoi med his part by sending the proper Orders, this Incident had made* no Flaw in she Peace.…

Royal Highnesses Gentleman-Usher, and the Mailer of the Ceremonies, where having ended his Speech, he was answered in Fiench by the Right Honourable the Lady Mary Capell Lady of the Bedchamber to thei…

Page 1 Numb. 66<jcji The London Gazette, $ttirtfa;en bp Zufboiity. From j&afaflraB August io. toltuefoai! August 13. 1728. his Command of Guidon of the Gendarmerie. Cassel* August 16. The Marquels de …

nants, and en Saturday tbe i\thfir the Masters, that all Persons concerned may then and there attend tt receive what way become payable to them, and'nit enly bring with them the *4ffidavits re^uuea, t…

na andoftheProvince'ofTerra-fitma, and the President of Panama. Whereupon Captain St. Loe took Care to forward the King of Spain's said Orders with all Dispatch, and to recall the British Squadron fro…

the Night Time, and several Goods taken thereout tt a considerable Value i His Majesty, fir the better Dis* covery of the Perfini concerned therein, it pleased tt prtmifi Hit mist graciout Par dm tf a…

And afterwards to a private Audience of their Royal Highnefles the Princess Royal, and the Princess Caroline. Whitehall, July 30. By Letters from Jamaica of the 17 th of May last 'we have an Account, …

"imc pend for this Year, nor even for a few Months, the holding ofthe Fair of Sinigaglia, on Account ofthe Plague in th&Levant1} whereupon the Venetians have published- "an Order, forbiddisg all Comme…

already in Part feel, and from whom we :on- ceive the greatest Hopes of being once more a flourishing People." Such Goodnesi in your Majesty i and timely Care of your remotest Subjects, must na-? tura…

Ti neas Entrance. Horses for the three laft Places Co be sliewn and enCered ac Mr. William Mills's, ac che Red I yon below the Hill in Lincoln che SaCurday before Chey run, beeween Che Hoursof 6 and 1…