The Gazette

all humble Sincerity, offer Your Majesty most hearty Thirties for indul^ipg us the Free Excrcifb of that Form of religious Wordiip used in the Church ki England, which? we aye persuaded is the best ; …

Venice, Sept. 16. aV*. S. Signor Emo is lately returned hjther from the Court of* France, where he had been to adjust some Differences between that Crown and thc Republick. The Council of Ten have rec…

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The following Addresi from the Connty of Cumberland, was presented to Her Majesty by Sir Christopher Mufgrave-Bar. being introduced by his Grace fohn Duke of Buckinghorh and Ntfrmonby, Lord President …

have also Instructions to represent the Care that hash been taken to prevertt the Distemper from spreading into that City, and to make some new Proposals for their greater Seem ity from thc Contagion.…

which they are confident will be more than sufficient, tc* oblige General Staremberg to retire under the Cannon ot" Barcelona. We hear that the Emperor hath given Orders to all the Governors, and othe…

we and our Families have as much suffered, as under the Burthen of a long exhausting War. We, Madam, area numerous Tiading People employed in the Iron Manufacture, which has long wanted thole tree Paf…

all Diligence to prevent any Disorders which might happtnon that Occasion. The sameDay the Earl of Stafford went to the Hague, from whence he is expected back very soon, together with several other Jr…

tages Tde had procured to he offehed to theni: For the Almighty never fails to scatter tbe People tbat delight in War, nor to make good the Bleffings he batb promised to tbe Peacemakers. This Peace, w…

Recompence to Your own People, for the unequal Burthen . . , ., ~ * . 1 .-1 a- *" rh'y bave bom in this eipunsive War, by restoring, seem 1 cou*"^ that the Qf*x had caused an Order tt> be pub- "lilh d…