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Clock lie had ati Audience of the King at Herenhausen, to whicli he was Conducted by a Gentleman of the Bedchamber in one of His Majesty's Coaches, and introduced by the first Chamberlain. The Earl of…

SubjeSs, are to te Assisting in tbe Fe'rfonfiante hereof, witb all due Solemnity, Given at the Council-Chamber in Dublin-CulWi- the Sixth Day of August, 1714. WiH. Dublin, Kildare, Abercorn, W. Kildar…

own, but they are Manned and Commanded only by Natives of this Kingdom, and the People of any Country have liberty to become Sharers in these Cargoes, according to the Marquis's Contrast. Monsieur Cro…

Venice, July 17. Fs. S. Signor Delfino, Proveditor Getle- ral of the Sea. hath had his Audience of Leave of the Sat nate, and will Embark in a Day or two for the Levant, Several Vesiels are ready to s…

render, about eight "a-Clock that Morning the French marched out, and Colonel Moody having disembarked the Troops under his Command, and drawn them tip on each side the Gate of the Fort, -immediately …

Upon the Death of Her late Majesty the Admt-. nisttation of the Government, in the King's absence by Act ofParliament, is devolved upon Tbomas Lord Archbishop of Canterbury. Simon Lord Harcourt, Lord …

Upon the Death of Her late Majesty the Admi-. nistration of the Government, in the King's absence by Ast of Parliament, is devolved upon Tbomas Lord Archbishop of Canterbury. Simon Lord Harcourt, Lord…

Page 1 Sumo. 52+5 ondon Gazette. From ®atutnap July ^*r •• to •CuetfDa]? July *7- '7i4- Warsaw, fuly 14- -N". -S*. and his Majesty hath since sens scr several other SEveral of the Senators are gone to…

Page 1 JRUIflb, 5-M4 he London Gazette. •puWfytb M? Znttyoiitv. From Œuegtiap July 20. «o a a t u t o a p July 24. 1714* Whitehall* fuly 23. South and North Seas, but as they have no per- million from…

1 for Hostages that <*he King of Sweden should have a secure Passage through Poland in his return to his own Dominions. The Palatin of MazoVia, Ambassador of the Republick, was detained at Constantino…