The Gazette

Answer Ihould be returned to His Majesties Letter, which having been twiLC Read, and unanimously as-proved, Mr. CharlesStrtton (the Son of a very Loyal FathCr") "was lent ExpTcsb to carry it to thc Ri…

Courfel return hither on Saturday without some trouble, Jichavingbeen sent hither on so many unwelcome Messages; his Business was to acquaint his Highnels, that the King his Master expected, thit not …

tb^'jnDa? August'1". if58r." t'ers from the Elector of Brar.&er,burg's Court, w gs - inform us. That as well I is Electoral Highnels' . his Mihillers, had declared to rh;* Ccu*"t de Robe ' thc French …

Page 1 zette. ^uDtifljCD Up ZlltlJOtit?-' From ^onDap J«ly 2 j . to EOucjtyDap Jtily 28. itfSi. Windsor, fuly ist. This day his Grace the Duke of lisbonne, fune a *f. Albemarle" presented to His Maj s…

Page 1 ^ufciifljef? b? 7iiitlpnir. From fStiiMvDa'p Juty 2i. to gganDap July 25. 1681. fienna, July ty. called a 13 extraordinary Council, where it was re- •""C Here a*** great hopes that the D y t at…

to receive their Bishop, anc) to acknowledg him for their lord. And we are likev-ile told, That the King has resolved to fend loeoO Men to theafliflance of the Crown of Poland against thc Turks under …

having had her Ague On the two last days it was' expected. Edenburg, July ->. The 4th Instant, His Mijesties Commission constituting his Royal Highness his High' Commissioner in this Kingdom, was deli…

zey, where they arc to live at discretion, til] Creutz-, nach and Erankcndal, which the French lay claim {.0 as Dependencies, be put into* their hands." Hague,July i<. The Hc<ir Citters is returned ;r…

Hampton-Curt, ~uly*y. This "Jay rhe following Addr-csi from ihe County of Haefor(l was Presented to his Majesty by- Sir John Mj,ga , Earonet, Sir f bn fiosl(ii,t, Baruner, Sir fbo- mas Hanbilry, Kt. T…

morrow, and intends to be the ljrth at Piermont'in tyestpbalid- We have advice that four Frigats whkh! have bee,n fitted out by his Electoral Highcess'sOrder at the Pilidu, ate ready to Sail from then…