The Gazette

ters inform us, that the Eucdesare cc-tail's? recruiting their Army in Livonia, with intention to re-vilit Prussia. And from Po.and tley \*rke, that the Dyet ac Grodno was ended, after li*vi; g rcsul-…

Genoua, -April ij?. The 13 instant the Greyhound, it\obert CurtuMaster,returned hither from St. B^mo', bound with.Lemons sot -dmsteriam. Thc 17 arrived the Crownei Lyon, William Taylour Master.from Ci…

/ else in a readincs- for their march -though we under Hand from Nimeguen, that endeavors aie used there to pxolong the<.qiration for some farther time, but thftfbafrendr shew no great disposition to …

and at the fame tinie has appointed a mfeering cf th: most cmin.nt persons of that Kingdom,- that they may consult about finding out the n.oit efr.ctuai means for rt-storing p'-.-acc and tranquillity …

BurpfiaVe1 beefi iriswered phr-fTd; general to pis'. 9 hambtirgt Apfi\ J. ot %t%<* yoftyS<nbMg is g*nc Horn h*?hec for Gluckjrait, "famcet ,h6*Kri*g rSfDchUrjiittlcrt " and^it' isTbellc-Ad-he wiflhe s…

and especially the Horse who carinot march for want of Forage, and for that reason must stay till thercis grafs inthe field. The SieutTMemiett, out Hectors 'ate Envoy in France is arrived here, and ha…

these parts. The king of Denmark, will be very suddenly in Ijolstein, to give thc necessary orclers. for the security of the places he is at present possessed of in that Country. From Schonen we have …

their Peace with France and Sueien, by which they have promised to jestorethe Dutchy of Brem-n to thc latter, which this Court has been somewhat troubled at, to sec its Allies thus quit the Party they…

qjbiwstoty Ai-ril 3- 1 ^ 7 9- / in all the considerable places near the Frontiers: That the ""Tiir'y on their fide were making the like prepa- tion, and that the Grand Visier would command the Ottoman…

lation to the Peace, which is, that feeing bis Imperial Majcssy has been pleased ta declare, that whac has been done? in the concludingof this Treaty without the consent of the Empire.ihall not be bro…