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Windsor, jufy 30. TH E following Addresses have been Presented to the King, which His Majesty received very Graciously. To the King's Most Excellent Majesty, The humble Address of the Proprietors and …

ther Thyrsi Consoles a Spaniard. The General Congregation was composed of Set Deputies, w hereof: in the fiist Scrutiny he had 34- Voices, in tire ne>!t 41, and in the 3d he had 48, which milde a Majo…

jfro]-q Malaga, That The Matqpii d1 Alconcldl, Conr-*' jroander of a Squadron of Spanish (Sallies, had appeared before Penon de Vo-lez, "but before he woiild pqt any succors into" ift' he was resoIVed…

Loyedano is failed with the three Galiots that carry Money for the payment of the Tioopkin Dafmatia, where he intends to serve ?s a Voluntier. A Captain of a Vessel lately an ived fiom the Levant repo…

(he Exchequer, and tse C/minis! ners ofthe Customs for tbe time being, thot he h th jo dote, thot every such Officer, or other JB d; Politick, ar pm,,te Person, shall be reworded wt h the M ten, or o>…

vites; triere are now 4 Regiments of -Cossacks "qVt dered to encamp between Bag'fliw aud Corf in, to be in a readiness against any sudden Itruption on that side. They write from Biaiocerkjcw, that the…

i:uOitn._tt v , il'iffiditKs SJ;d S/utdnefits of tfttlgion, and ot-ouce. confirming 6..V. r.lrgjo.^'aud civil P-rbpjities;' fir{rffijj, w.th M Imfimm^us he .rty Acctarfliitioi), h'e render first nksd …

J thereby makjrg Wj ond the rest of Jfiir Majesties Subjects exceeding Happy,underJourMr jestiesgreat Caie, and most Wfit Conduct; We betr^ very sensible of the great- Truth in the Maximo qf this Boro…

Page 1 ÆMiiitf; 21 $6 The London Gaze •puDUQjca b? Xatfyomv* From ClnittJBay June 3 o. co gjojiOaJ> July 4 ; 1687. of Joy and Felicity, in thot Tod Majefly hath (e\t fcythq KING, ouir Consciences at L…

Page 1 Binix'o. 2 2 5 j The London Gazette $nMiQe& b? ZLntbnity From ^OlllJap June 27. to CljUrsOfl*** June 30. 1 6 S 7 . Windsor, June 29. sties Reign over us may be long: And tiut God would ' bless …