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in the Hands of God, who, at the Time that he calls them from this Life of Trouble, does, in that Act, bid their Successors not murmur at his Decrees, Our particular Loss of so good and gracious a Pri…

was towards Uflar, where we-arrived at Four. As soon as our Hussars and Hunters shewed themselves on the Rising Ground near Wohle, and were turning about to attack the Enemy, they retreated by Aller- …

Liege, Aug. 14. The French Troops, that were* cancoohed in this Bishoprick in the Spring, then de- snanded ofthe States the Rations that were -necessary for their Subsistaiice j but the Prince's Privy…

'orine-rcirv-57 was unanimously chosen one of the Sixteen Peers of- Scotland, in the room of William Earl of Home, deceased. Admiralty Offce, August ty. lUrsuant to an Act of Parliament passed in the …

St. James s, September^ 14". This Day the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons, of the City bfXondon, in Common Council assembled, waited on.Her Majesty; and being introduced to Her …

Berlin-, arid a Number of large Boats and Launches full of Men. They stood towards us with a Land-Wind; in a dose line a-head ; and from that Motion* and the Number bf Me*rt, I judged they intended to…

as a Signal for another Salute by the Guns of the Garrison ; and, as soon as that was finished, nineteen Guns were fired from each of the King's Ships in the Bay ; the Admiral's Ship being adorned wit…

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selves to serve in Our Royal Navy, either whh 'the Captains or Lieutenants of Our Ships, or the Chief Officers on Board such Tenders as Ihall be employed for raising Men, for the Ssrvice-of Our Royal …