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and Maritime places, suffer any Pilvateer with soireign Commission , and having-any prize or prizes* (U^ay above 44. hours in any of his Majesties Ports or Harbours/ unless constrained by contrary win…

signed rb exceed in Wagnifijency all matltavfl'beensorme>-i ly sent from these Starts. . The States General have lately received a Letter from, his most Christian Majesty * atquaintaing them with his …

R omc,Jan. 14. On Sunday last the French Ambassador received by a Gentleman whom he had -for tharpurpofe sent to Paris, a return of his Letters to the K'rrJ his Master, conteining a Confirmation of Hi…

Printed by Tho. Nwcomb in the Sdvey. i66j. ter to the Duke it Vamiour, with whom he will give a pv* tion of looobo Crowns, and the King thtfumme ot xooooe f Monsieur tlie PrcsjBcnt Pelletitr has latel…

session of the Charge lately conferred on hirtr* nish Levies are very considerably advanced, two s\\ of foot being near compleated. They talk ialso some Companies upon the Swedes accounts whole- keeps…

PrSiecf by ThoK Utmomh in tlje Savej. \66-j. these proportions,for greater or lefer quantities, eitl.er in Gioss or by Retail; these Rates anuPritcs to be culy observed in all His Majesties Portland o…

Page 1 It into a Defensive posture, and to raise some considers- i Letters from Dijon of the 15th past, advertise us, that i>le forces to be lent to the Frontier Towns the better to a- Monsieur le I'r…

Dutchy of smoltnskj, and are now retiredly living In Poland. We are here advised, that an Ambassador or Envoye is upon his way hither from the Sophy of Persia, to expostulate with the Czar, for that t…

Printed by Th. Newcemb \tt the Javoj. 166fr an Almanack:, within which wen two Bonds-and fevertk other Writings of Conctrnmtnt 1 wbofoevet shall gtvent- ticeofthem to the Porters Lodge jtf Whitehall*-…

fif them cast away by tempejh 5brhers^uW^tg.3| moru ; vifnw Wonsj} thc-pjffi^ js ^11 as their common soul- "diet* certain French, wlilchlse cruising upen the seas for Prize. This Republics, as well as…