The Gazette

Bttfl'-*-''-" UV 77^- Newcomb in rhf> Savoy. 16^87. Nicholas Drassccwit%, a Mr nber xif the State*, acting the Patiiot, and inveighing againit any Innovilions fe be established by a Law, insomaterid a…

Printed by Tbo: j%w pmb in $e Savoy- 1687. I'l" vr Officers, they are to d "tinrtheir L tfcsaTwhcn they arrive in the laid Islands. Seveial Hnufe fn So?lo"Sqtrai;e, and" Hampden Grounds, We I- mi. Her…

them into his protection , as to fend along with them 150 Men to be as a Guard to the City, to prevent any Injury or Violence to be offer'd theni. The Army and Artillery being landed, the Castle had a…

Printed by Tbo: Newcomb in the Savoy. 1-587. d~\*l.av*ydii.i Anivil at i\ve ; what they write from tiu-nce'B, that the nt/arei the Marquis'approaches, jhe P'pf/seetrfl thcmoie resolved to maintain his…

Which tbe )ey received with great Respect, commanding 4t to be Read publickly to the Sea-Officers then present, and strictly requiring them to observe it in every Point, having first declared his own …

I,. *i..,^r i,. .^-*c-*t- -wil place lay in the Castle, which is built on a Rock, (iorf) merly called tht Acropolis,) within the Town, (,wher "i still are some remains of the Temple of Minetva*. and L…

. t' vnt toWeKsranattoinarrhe Dolphin 'a-inaiililield. Lundon or to Mr Ua-i'On in (.lu-lter-Caltle, 'hill be y*e\\ Rewarded. Printed by Tbo/ha* Newcomb in tke Savoy, t 6 8 7, that the Governor there g…

Declaration, given to tender Consciences, as for Tour Majesties repeated Affurances to maintain the Religion, Liberty ar a bt- fereit of the Church of England. We should jin again fI God and his Vicig…

Printed by Thomas Nnvcamb in the Swoj, I 6 8 7. their Ambassadors, they went to Font.iiublau and demanded Audience accoidingly, pietending to be conducted to'it by a Marshal of France, which has not b…

place: And that which augments trie Difficulty is; whil'st it is disco'ursi'd that he is to be received no otherwise than as a private Person, that he does not come attended like ohe; but a few days m…