The Gazette

JV -*OQfh Oxford the same City, The Circuits appointed for the Summer Assizes are as follow, viz. Midland Circuit. Lord Chief Justice Hardwicke. Mr. justice LtOenton. Northampton, Tuesday Au-gist 3, a…

make their Compliments to his Majesty oh the fame Occasion, has been introduced to an Audience of the King., Hague, July 13, N.S. By the freshest Advices that we know the Court of Petersbourg have rec…

&**>: coate and Cock, and the House of the said Bodicoate, particularly one Letter, demanding the Sum of Twenty Guineas to be laid under the Corner of the Tew Hedge of thesaid Bodicoate, six Inches be…

'^bGi- the West End being not so well guarded, the ^Ruffians got over the Wall there ,- which they had no sooner done, than the Tartar Cham and his Troops fled with such Precipitation, that Seventy Pi…

-fe fames late Earl of Derwentwater, and Charles Radcliffe, it is enaBed amongst other Things, Thae the Commissioners or Governors of his Mijefly's Royal Hospital at Greenwich are to give six Months p…

S-f* that Office. Orders are already given for reducing 10 Men out of each Troop of the Saxon Regiments of Horse. Hambourg, June -23, N. S. The King of Denmark continues much in the fame Way, troubled…

QTl Slips belonging to his Majesty's Subject* should go to any Place *4n the said Island (except the Four Ports abovementioned} and that such as Ihould go to those Ports might be searched by his Majes…

nish Minister, was indeed desired to be of this Journey, but he is not yet come back from Holstein-, whither he went a few Weeks ago in order to pay his Duty to the King his Master. Hanover, June 19, …

established in Church and State, may continue inviolate and undisturbed * And that your Majesty and your Posterity aster you, may enjoy a long and glorious Reign over us, are the sincere Prayers of yo…

J Warsaw, May 30. We have Advice that M. Stadnicki, who was some time since ap-, pointed Minister from King Augustus to ths Ottoman Courr, but was refused to be admitted in that Character, and sent to…