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and thc usual publick demonstrations of Joy, as Lu= minarics, Bonfires,CSV. are to follow for tnrec nigh-ts together, with Malqnerades on Horseback by the Nobility in the Plaza before the Palace, and …

give an account, that the Conferences at Lmien in 1 Scbonen had not yet produced any effect, and that thc French Ambassador the Marquis ie Feuquieres I ad refused to visit the Danist Ministers, becaus…

I 6 7 9. draw hfs Troops cut of the Empire, as long as th* French remain in ir. " Copenhagen^ fuly\<. Several Relations haye bear pnblilhed her .concerning thc Rencountct cf oaf Meet With that cf Suei…

Page 1 v »424 The London Gazette ^uM£t!)e& Dp JSttt^&W from c&ui$&ap July iq. to ©onBap Julyu* i <5 7 9. HIS. Majesty hasbeeq pleased to cause his Royal Proclamation to be Issued, tot- Dissolving this…

under.his Convoy; That thc Dutch Resident at^r- giers had finally concluded a Peace between thc states his Masters and that Government, in consideration of which the States are to give the Algic- rine…

Norfolk Circuit. Mr. Justice Whdb.m, Mr Baron Gregory. ' BUckj. Tuesday, $uly tt.it Aylitbury. Beiforit Thursday, fuly, -2.4. at the 'town os Bedfori. ' Huntingdon, Saturday, fuly 16. at the Town Of H…

already given an account, hardly a day has passed, in whicli the French have notshewed themlelvesin very considerable Parties, under thc very Walls of this City, so that we expect every day tobe inves…

From the Camp st Hamilton, June ii. List night we decamped, ani matched towards the Rebels, who lay about 8 Miles fiom ut in the Little Park, at Hamilton, ani about it; tbe Ground wit weU chosen,there…

and Dragodnshefbilnd encamped ncar^lj-jt place 01^ a small Iliv r, and that hayi-jcr tnrnrji^ute'^ Out-*, g iardk he sell upon them, ajdj- r a ili^rb chljdk^ forcecsthcmlrtoMinien ."'flie'DiiEc offsol…

at Paris, by which he is empowered to conclude the Peace between that Crown and hii Elcctoial Highnels, who it's said was "with great reluctjncy brought to this resolution, by the-necessity of af- fji…