The Gazette

the Number of what they used, to furnisti. This Disappointment is the greater, because we are certainly nsorm'd that the Asiatick Troops mirch very flowly and unwillingly. Three Days ago Count Gallas …

Two Days ago a Regiment of the Mark- grave of Anspach, consisting of 2300 Men; arrived here in its Way to Hungary j Tester- day it was reviewed by the Emperour, and will imbark on the Danube as soon a…

ther. That on the Sth Instant died thc Prince of Borghese in the 80th Year of his Age j and a few D.iys after his Son caused the Arms of France to be taken down from over his Gate, and those of the Em…

have ; and though this seems now to be only a personal Favour conferred on Father Marin, the Prince's Confessour, 'tis not doubted the Jesuites will get it established into a Custom to have always one…

Day joined the Danish Squadron in the Bay of Kiog. On the 20th came Advice, that Commadore Tordenschild-, who commands the Danish Squadron in the North Sea, had made an Attempt on the Port of Gottenbo…

Paris, May 19. Yesterday the Parliament of Paris took into Examination an Appeal -of several Canons of the Cathedral of Kheims, and of fern.; Parish Priests of that Diocese* whom their Archbishop bus …

tations the Auxiliary Squadrons expected from Spain, Portugal and other Parts, acquainting him with the diligent Preparations which the Republick had made for having their Fleet at Sea before the Turk…

City and CoUnty, thc i-Sth of April, 17 \jt before Henry M'Manus, Esq*} Mayor of the said City of Londonderry, and John Fosterj sq; Lord Chiefjustice of His Majesty's Court of Coromom Pleas in Ireland…

I Mother, is expected here about the Middle of next Week. Publick Prayers are ordered for the happy Success of the Imperial Arms against the Turks this Campiigo, and they are to be begun ro Morrow. Pr…

to support the Magistracy of that Town upon the Foot it stands at present according to their Rights and Privileges, and to desire him to acquiesce in a Matter so reasonable in it self, and to consider…