Ftiuced hy 7j>*. Jtfewemb in the Savfj, 1670, sit to suppress that employment for the future. The 17th instant the Duke de Ventadeur went to the Court at Versailles, together with his Brother- in-law …

and scarce becoming the Quality of any Subject. Monsieur Gremonvillc,ht<, nost Christian Ma'e- sties Envoye in this Couit, hath lately giv nisi a Memorial to the High Chambeilain pf his Imperial Majes…

Page 1 the Frontiers-of the Ukrain is in, of being suddenly Persians are making, v*mo taking the advantage of attacqued by Dorosensko, unless he he in time pre- these disorders at Constantinople, inte…

met by Captain Beach and Captain Berry off the Rock of Lisbonne, having Convoyed the Levant Fleet so far towards England, and had passed by Tangier under their Convoy into the Streigbts. A Christian C…

Printed by fho. Newtomt in th* tavefo 1670, been these *J or tfd'aysill ofthe Mfcaflps^ which hath much trpubled this Court, but at present hi*s distemper is1 much abated, and he 111 a-very-probable* …

Monsieur Windifchgrat^,hii Imperial Majesties Envoye Extraordinary in this Court,continue ftjjl here^, without any great likelihood of success inhisNego* tiatioa : It is said, he hath lately by an Exp…

I-tintcd by Tho, Newemh in the Savoj, 1670; assembled, not having as yet been able to come to any resolution about the Levies they are to make, but it is thought they may. now in a day or two conclude…

Tursi's squadron; so that he is-daily expected here, to tajee posse (ion of his Goyernment of Novarr'c. The Queen Regent having been humbly informed by our Agent at Madrid,ofthe poor condition of this…

^icnvfit^, firrt ja.*fe0n*7 B^nr WW { $eES teJL us, thatthe Army continues still quiet in their Winter Quarters, the fears they had of new disturbances on that side, being now vanished", and the whole…

Primed by Th. Ntwcothb in the i*vo-y 1670, and admire the Magpiiicence of tjips^ pivertise- ments. - ' a ^unday, MOjrdav, ana Tiiesilay nejct their M^ jsties intendtto pass heye,, yery splendid prepar…