The Gazette

met a Gentleman-coming, from Philipfno'ton , who told him the Rebels Hatt -lost a jgreac many men in this action, and that .one Colonel Matthews had been killed..t .Whitehall, funejo. ThethrceScotchRc…

with 4000 Horse to IeanHh wha-t^oifure theEi(cm*f and took one 0fttenr,whoi lie ordered td btfHang't): Camj? near"-Newbeusel, where he held a Council of Hct,oId Jijsa^orjsVhi*^"to-f^o.pf^jthc;Bj5i>5 "…

they think not Mortally t And.onc Colonel Ay lost nnd about zoo more arc already brought in Prisoners to Glifcow, and there arc morq coming in from Parties who arc still abroad in purs-jit of the Rebe…

though easily recoverable, r The Rebels had A dc-S sign to Blow up the Powder j- but it: was prevented-. On the 16th they marched by the /head -of GaitMh cowards thc Fords of thc River Levin, Betwixt …

j A M E S 1\. WHereas an Humble Address bath been made unto Vs by Our Commons Assembled in Pirliiment, Tbtt We "bj Our Proclamation would fleafe 'to promise a Reward of Five Thousand Pounds fo fucb Pe…

The Address of the House of Commons. Mosi Gracious Soveraign, WE your Majesties most Loyal Subjects, the Commons of Engltnd in Parliament assembled,Do with all Duty return our most humble and hearty T…

E0Ut2D.jp June 11. i<>S5^ is gone with n men ef War, 4, Galleys, and two Ga- leallcs towards Rkodi to intercept a great Convoy which was preparing at Alexandria to be lent to Lon- stontinoph. We have …

about iopo foot Soldiers, and 100 Norsemen, with the principal Gentlemen and Mctchants of the Country on Horse-Back, who marching through thc Town tothcTown-Houle^here read tie Proclamation they had r…

to CDlirsW June 4. 1685. efthat Country who have joyned thc Kistgs Am y. Wo do net yet know the-Certain number ofthe Re bels, but sure it is, that most -of those that are with tht-m aie" come by force…

by the Grand Signior to Command his Army in Hungary; thclaie Serasquier being in disgrace for having suffered thc Imperialists to retire without attacking them. Thc Sieur Gninski Vice-Chancellor of Po…