derable by calling in great numbers to their assist-, ance; but they have since more pleasing report- from those parts, that the quarrel is fully composed and ended, and the people on bath sides dismi…

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Page 1 iSumb* 50a The London Gazette. ptibWijeD bpftiucfcgjp* From i^iinUaPj August 29. to QD[)Ur£0ap September u 167a in which time they lost many men , the rest being forced to- throw themselves ove…

charge of GHJtetal of the Horse, lately conferred on, , he diverted them, and since was pleased to give a viw him by the Qjyeen Regent of Spifi, in the room off iit to the Prince and Bishop of Aicbfta…

rence. The next day arrived here the New Jcr * salem, in 4s dayes from Lisbonne, in 19 (rota Cadix., and 6. from Marseilles, confirming the Success of the two English Fregats with their three Cpnvoyes…

longing to the Inquisition, with their Trumpets and 30. Serjeants. From Naples they tell us , that the Popes Gal leys passed lately by Nisita on their way for Sicily , andthatsix of the Maltha Galleys…

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Queen Regents Patroness, which in compliment to her Majesty is to be kept and celebrated with extraordinary pomp and magnificency, all the Court preparing to appear in rich Habits and splendid Liverie…

but is again recovered to the no small satisfaction the City , as well as his dependent Relations. The Spanish Ambassador having taken notice of several Quarrels and Disturbances which have lately hap…

expence, to draw the soldiery to espouse his interest, but without any effect; the Army having rather an opportunity hereby given them to shew their good inclinations to his Majesty, which they have d…