The Gazette

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T& To the King's most Excellent Majefl*y; The humble Address of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal in Parliamenc a > sembled. May it please Tour Majesty. WE Your Majesty's most dutiful and loyal Subject…

My Lords and Gentlemen, s could heartily wifli, that at a Time when th* Common Enemies of eur Religion are, by all Manner of Ar* tifices, endeavouring to Undermine and weaken it both at Home and Abroa…

| Genoa, that Part of the Imperial Regiment of Hamilton was returned thither, the rest having got into Castel Arrago- nese and Alguero*, Venice,. Nov. 12 " We have received Advice, that General Schule…

Copenhagm, Nov. 17. A Number of Transports are taking in Provisions here for Norway, whither they are to fail in a few Days under the Convoy of a Man of War: Four other Men of Wai are- fitting out to …

by the Queen to consent to his being re-*- moved hither $ accordingly an Ordei? came on the 27th for the Royal Coaches and Litters to be sent -to the Escurial, and on the 29th, between Eight and Nine …

of his Catholick Majesty's Troops on that Ifland. On the 28th Mr. Dave-* nant, His Britannick Majesty's Envoyj set out from hence for Milan, whence he is to proceed to Parma, and thence to Florence, a…

Stop has likewise been put to the Treaty of an Accommodation between the Abbot of St. Gail and the two Caq-> tons of Zurich and Berne, concerning* which a Minister of that Abbot has latd-***- ly made …

Whitehall-, Vienna, Off. 27. Tbe Aga who lately brought to Prince Eugene Proposals of Peace from the Turks, was lent back to the Ottoman Court, (which is said to be now at Adrianople,) with His Imperi…

wa** received with the greatest Marks of Esteem and Favour, and the Empress made him a Present with her owrt Hands of a Swprd, the richest set with Diamonds that perhaps was ever given on any such Occ…