stice of North Wales -, Afld as it; was the" most comprehensive to all the points of the-King's Honour, Obedience tti the Chui-ch, the Defence of .the protestant Religion, Allegiance tothe Cro^, Vener…

atirrt-r, Jtnutry 4. The Lord ttnisiown arrived- here thc last week with his "Brother Mr. Greenvile from Hungary, haifing served thisf last Campagne- firstasa Volontier, and afterwards, at the relief …

account tf what has/b.endone in the Goiif.-rcnce's bettveenthePolish and MoRovite Conimiinofle**-- forstling the Limits between the two Crowns, but no doubt is made of the good Success of them, and th…

I Rttithonney. January ij What was said of the "Kin tef Poland's being a-tuls home with ,all his Forted, te contradicted by uthe last Letters from &ungatiyy1ktu!}h Jgivc it) account that he took with …

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suant to tbe Diploma or Declaration in 1 e<sj. and that he wil'- grant them a general Oblivion for what ir parr; The Poles' not being secure In theit Quar-ter&in Hungtry, but ip daily fear of being fa…

shorten, Thev wjkc fro.n Routes Jhat th*; f'ope 4o s cxtrcmcij-prgl^ ihe fcpib\iski Fffttnict R9 enter into the Was against -ty^""^-^?, and offera cowards the cnabljinp them to pivisec&t*^ it,, tp gji…

Fttncfort, Dec. i$. The Deputies of thc Empire arenow all of them leaving this place; and the Emperor's Ambassadors have received Orders to" do thc iike. Thc States of Suabia arc assembled at Vlme\ an…

between the- Princess "snd* States of tjjpt Country^ttfita Negotiation should be entred into, with Mon-r> Yesterday dyed here the Count de Lomberg+^at ^t%K V&Pf*> the French Minister here, ia order-to…