the Hall , tho Prince signed an Instru> ment, setting forth, that finding himself unqualified for Government, he therefore disclaimed any Right of Succession to the Crown. Then several Articles, conta…

Charge, ai having i been the chief Instruments of frustrating the Endeavours that were lately used to reconcile that Parliament with the Marshal de Montesquiou, who commands the King's Forces in that …

of Zurich, who have received Orders from their Masters to remain here till every Thing be adjusted between the two Cantons, whicb 'tis now hoped will be soon, thc greatest Difficulties, which hitherto…

I*JIs . conducted hy ir .Cjement Cottrell, Kt. Master of the Ceremonies* The neither Cannon, Powder or any Provisions on Board: They were fitting her out to return to the Indies this Spring,, %e - ter…

been proposed towards a Reconciliation/ which the Marshal resenting, has informed the Court of it. The Night between the 26th and 27th past, the Marquess de Nancre set out for the Court of Madrid, wit…

Navarre and Biscay. Most of the Bullion which came by the last Flota, is brought hither from Cadiz. Part of it is to be sent to Segovia to be coyned in the Mint there "* and the rest is to be sent to …

Madrid, Feb. 7. The Four Companies of Spanish Foot-Guards, and the like Number of Walloon Foot-Guards' which were quar- tersd in Arragon, have had Orders seni them to march to Agreda, on the Frontier …

ly kept on that Frontier only to cover the Country froth the Incursions of that (ingle Gaft- rison. "Berne, Fib. 16. The Deputies of Zurich art) still here, and 'tis said will stay till everything is …

three Fourths at least of the Marhurs jhall bi Brttifrr, from any Place or Places whatsoever, other than frorn the Kingdom of Sweden, or frorn any of the Dominions-- or Countries under the Power of th…

Cofenbagen, Feb. 1. We have Advice" thit the General Officers whom the King had ordered to repair to Norway, are arrived at Flastrand and are imbarking there for that Kingdom. The last Letters from Sc…