The Gazette

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…

o\k Incendiaries, or any other (ort of unreasonable Men that ilrall endeavour to rob us of those Eleflings which We have Ib iinintemiptedly enjoyed", ever finse Xdaf Mgefties. most Glorious Reftaurari…

which they hafe promised the Turks, on the behai of the Kingdom, may be paid. To which thc Emperor answered: That not He, but they had acted contrary to, and broken those Capitulations. That, the Libe…