The Gazette

jiagut-n Aug.i^^orne j"*eoptehavei-id.apprcbcii</ fions that thc Danes had a design upori our East fn- tit $hip that arc now expected home, and that "the ftaft theyi-rytfktt j ew fas sor that purpose'…

ucB ro'tHe strength ofthat place. From Lregt we hav advice tbat they have chosen their new Magistrates, and rhat the Party whicb has all along opposed their Prince, theElector of Ctlc-gnt, fe now in p…

To thc Kings most Excellent Majesty. Dread Sovereign, WE Tour Majesties- most Obedient ani Loym Subjects, the GrandInquest for tbe Body of tbu Tour antienf City of Oxon, do out cf a deep fense of ouf …

'justing thc differences? cone Triing the Ship Cornelia, "wh ch was formerly 'a"*rn on the C- ast of Guinea', 3 Iti having had levehf*l "Jo'-ftrences,arc" cchtfe baclti t<* make report to' their' Prin…

finilh the matter ofthe extraordinary Subsidy which, they are to give for thc Yearehfiling. Tht Letters, we received by the last Post from Germany gave an account, That tbe French Minister^ at Rotisbd…

To tbe ICings* frost ExceTktif Majesty. The" humble Addreftof the. Loyal young Freemen ind Apprentices of the City cf London. May it please Yotrf Majesty \\ 7"Hereas Your Ms Jessies moflXoyal and Obed…

is fending Count iTjunitz to thc Court of Bavaria, to relieve Count Lobcowits. Liege, July 10. Off the rath Instant thc Commons of chis City being aiTemb-fu, unanimously resolved, That the Magillratcs…

Hague, July 14. This placeaffords not at present any considerable News. The Prince and Princess of Otange will J*art, in a day) or two, for Dieren, where they wdl pals some time. The Prince Rd- ,gent …

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rather lose the favour of thc Emperor, than of. them continue their meeting", or toputafihal oT the Ottoman Port, whicb had promised to obtain for to if. This chang*"" Has very" much sorprized Peon hi…