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which they pretended -to satisfie the Treaty they lately made with General Caraffa, for the taking off the Winter-quarters assigned upon that Coun- -try } But that the said General had let them know" …

gin forthwith their march. The Duke of Saaof ( who" is here Incognito) has likewise seen what'*" most Qirioui in th'u City. Ta? f8*-, ne wenf to see the Palace, where t)C was entertained wjth a " Banq…

^OltDnp,March 7. , If*}SsV Gormonstbri. Galmoy. NettervilL Rosse. J.Macartte", John Keating. He. Hene. John D.'vys. Th. Nugent. De. Daly. Stephen Rice- Will. Talbot. Rok-Hamil-1 ton, Tho. Newcomen. N.…

ConsciencM-of any, and what W<?"willnot rip, We are resolved not to suffet""n>others * And therefore it is--Our Will and Pleasure, That these Our QoKfb- maHd* Be, forthwith obeyed,and that in order th…

these Letters were written ' And that the tolij/s Troops had intercepted 40 Wagons with Provisions which the Peasants in the Neighborhood of Caminiec were' conducting to that place, induced thereunto …

JPijirfei {hc"tp% 35-3-*- Crowns/ m ready mon"", an4 evjejrj thii incgnfider-jljle Sym was taken ftQm,h\& Wivt-s antj Children.. The Chiaus Baffa v> made p. staffs hjc|j isaPreferaie*nt,tio bis toss '…

rn nice, but in their march between that place ar.4 C/-*q[-*J, they were met by the Cossack?. commanr ded by General Mohila, who defeated the Enemy* and took 200 Wagons Laden with Provisions. Some pjJ…

Venice, Febr, 1. The Elector of Bavaria, the Duke of Mantua, and several other Princes are come hither to fee the Divertiscmcnts of the Carnaval ; And though the first is Incognito , the Doge has not …

Vienna, Jan. 2. The Advice* from VpperHungary tell us-, That Major General Heuster continues to have a very watchful Eye upon the Enemy, "who are drawing their Troops together to conduct a great Convo…

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