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seem very desirous of. Strxburg, Dec. 16. VVe a> r advertised sto n vry good hands.that all the French Troops in these p?rrs, have orders to be ready toquii their pi'pr'T about the middle ofthe next m…

Emperors pleasure; so that it is to be hoped,that the/ froub'es of that Countrey will at last be corflpoleck A Party of Turks, so thc number of 2000 Foot^md 1000 Horse, app.ared.the last week near t\i…

With tetters to our Magistrates, to require them t<J oblige the laid persons to return to their respective habitations.out our Magistrates have absolutely refiv fed it.. From Mentz they write, that th…

I ist this State at R^me. Not any Vessels have arfiv"ed H hete this Week from thc Westward; trie Senate has' Resolved to demolilri the Castle at radii fir ding it Very enargeab'c, and not td answer th…

of 30, ani the third of 2S; tbat their design was t Cruize between the Lands-end and Ulhant, aptijbaii tlxy parted in cbicing certain Ships ; thii ttbetfii ire 14 Sail of them abroii, most of them QP'…

and other Officers of "the Army being admittedlnto' weare toM tbat (he former have proposed with re fetfofl tatk that place, thc Governor made a Sally with 8 Ot "yip trieiv but was repulsed with cons …

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to onDiip November 18. I 6 7 8. account of the death of the Imperial Ambassador at that Court. Madrid, Nov. 2. The King will return hither from the Efcurial in a day or two. The 6xh instanf, being the…