of a few Men oli each side, thft -Gej-hians retired. Tlje Pope, immediately after he receiVd this aci count, sent for the Emperor's Ambassador, Who continued with iiim above Three Hours. They write fr…

Page 1 mumb* y&t The London Gazette. i r nr $ttfelt$e& top ^*at|jo;itp. From ©attttHa^ October 24 to CttejEW October 27. 1713. Queen came to tin' Place. M6n-sie*hr MardeFcldt/ Madrid, OSober 9. "V. S.…

Seat, contrary to the fiid Laws i And that'all tbe Laws and Statutes now in Force against tbe Export tation of tbe said Commodities, be in-every Particular punSually observed and kept, upon Pain of tb…

the Arrays Tonningen is more closely block'd up than ever, and it is forbid to carry any Provisions thither upon pain of Death. On the 25thpast the Czar return'd from Abo to i'etersbourg* very well pl…

iTnary from the King of 5icily. We-have frequeitf Accounts of Murthers committed on ther Higl> ways by a Band of Robbers, that have lately form'ijl themselves into a Body near Novarra in- the Milar ne…

j|nd the Muscovite Troops are to maech through Poland into the Czar's Dominions. Major-General Bork is to be Govaarno* of* Stetin*. The Prussian T*roops that are ta enter into that Place, Wismar ditra…

a Hunting almost every Day. No hot\y isr aiIow'<t to go to Cburt without a Ticket from the Cireac Mareschal, and all other Precautions are taken to keep the Infection at, a distance from the Place'of …

-Kprt flip who are still detained In that Kingdom, may be set i-J-.e Regujatioo of their Troops , Geneial Tilly, at liberty, sia there ii yg etbo*; fnsans fig ljjtn and {the E-irl ofAlba-marle, and Mo…

df Pfc'rW; ^Stween his other; The D^nes sor the a*droiffi8D*>f l^eirtnl- "bonfirm the M^fliSi-mienf? bf Kin-j ^intsiaus ae <nics into Tonningen, and the I-M^eine-rs for tl|e iBenfler, Devastations mad…

Denmark. Letters from Pomerania bring n ki- cdilnt, rlnt Major-General Buek^ a Nativeso * Mecklenbourg, but it prdfent in che Service bf flisi Czar, Had left the Camp before Stetin with -Four hundred …