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ly called the Cumberland, in which was Rear Admiral Chacon ; but-the Breda and Captain.coming up, ihe lefc (halt Ship for them to take, which they l'jon did, and stretched a-head after anocher 6"o Gun…

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M. d'Aguesseau the Chancellour, that it was his Majesty's Pleasure they should all acknowledge him as such.&c. And then M. d'Argenson paused a little, as expecting the Suffrages of the Parliament. The…

now unmoo-ri^ng, designing to proceedt . tfyis Night to Sea, and secure theif Passage. From on board the Baffleuv going through the Faro of Mejpriaj tie ffotH of July, O. S. Sit Geofge Byng, With the …

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ratifying the Treaty of Baden : Bt*t that Prelate being very desirous of entring in-- tD Possession of his Convent ants she Ter*;- ritorjes belonging tp jty would no. he prevailed uppn to breaK his pr…

29th past, that they were in daily Expectation of the Appearance of the Bri*. cifh Fleet on their Coast * that Count Thaun, cheir Viceroy, had got together a good Number of Feluccas and other Vessels …

ding to return toEdgland by the way of France. They write from Barcelona, that the Officer who had been dispatched to our Court by Admiral Byng, arrived there from hence the 23d, and would embark the …

Venice* Jdy 30. The Senate received Ad* vice Yesterday by .an Express from Sig. Ruzzini, their Ambaffidour at tbe Congress at Pafla- rowitz, that the Treaty of Peace between the Emperour and this Repu…

Hague, T% ing it to an ami- there is yet hopes of brin cible Issue. of Rhynfeld having been long in the Possession of the Landgi-ave of Hesse Cassel, "the Landgrave of Hesse Rhynfeld hai set up solved…