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in such Forwardness, as that they will be soon able to put to Sea. The Corsairs of Tunis have likewise been very successful in some of their late Cruizes, and are getting ready to put to Sea again wit…

rob, in any Street, Highway, Road* Passage* Field, or open Place m the Ckies of Londoa or Westminster, or within Five Miles round the seme, fo^as iuch Offender he convicted of the laid Offences* or an…

Dr. Philip Young. Dean of Rochester, Dr. Newcomb. Lord Bp. of SaliAuty. Dr. Barton. Dean of Chester, Dr. Brooks. Lord Biihop of Oxford* 13. Wed- fy. Wednesilay, Mar. 1. Friday, * 3. Sunday, 6. Wednesd…

r* 1 Naples, {December f. Their Majesties en* joy perfect Health, and qften take the Diversion of Hunting in the Neighbourhood of this City. We have received Advice, that the Felucca, which was bringi…

Florence, Dec. 7. Count Richecourt k on, the Point of making a Tour to visit the new Road of Bologna, from whence he will proceed to Arezzo and Cortona, in order to establish. some Woollen Manufacture…

amine tbe Process which has been formed againft a Biihop of Corsica, who, in tbe Time of the Troubles in that Isiand, was arrested by the Genoese, on Pretence of Disaffection to their Governments ^nd …

adjust, in an amicable Manner, all Differences relating to the Limits of the two Countries > and to make some new Propositions for the regulating and establishing, upon a better .Fooling than heretofo…

Madrid, yhvm *h Her Catholick Majesty being indisposed with a Cold, was obliged to keep her Bed on the iti Inftant; but being much better To-day, it is imagined (he will appear in Publick To-morrow on…

at Aleppo, we are informed, that ShaWrooke Schach is again placed,on that Throne, though they have left him but one Eye. He has twd Competitors, and his Affairs looked very desperate. They had several…

TownS. of the Cherokees, killed most of the Inhabitants Upon the Spot, and carried the rest into Slavery ; and after they had them in their own Country^ they burnt nine of the Warriors, notwithstandin…