The Gazette

and was built chiefly of Earth and Mortar, ths City received no material Damage; but as for the Castle itself, nothing but the Ruins remain* Two or three contiguous Country Houses were thrown down, an…

relieve M. Rosencrantz ; and 'tis said the Com* pany which M. Thienen commanded, and which now becomes vacant, is or will be givep\ to the Prince of Anhalt Cothen. Ratisbon, Sept. 21. The Princess of …

Rome, Sept. 5. The Differences between tha Holy See and the Republick of Venice, seem now to be in a fair Way of being amicably adjusted ; for which Purpose a Person is'soon expected here from thence,…

Rome, Aug* 29 The King of Sardinia has> presented M. Merlini, the Pope's Nuncio at his Court, with a Pension of 1000 Crowns a Year, and 6000 Livers for the Expences of his Journey to Forli, his Native…

j have doubled the Cap6* of Panaro o'n the Side of Sicily, which confirms us in Opinion, that thosq Ships are bound first for Trieste, and then for Constantinople. Parma, Aug. 2$. The Pregnancy of her…

one of the Corsairs of Barbary, with 25 Handa on board, at the Head of the Istand of Corsica. Florence, Aug, 28. On the 18th Instant sailed from the Port of Leghorn, the Emperor's Ships of War, the Ea…

in the Name of the Sacred College. On the 20th was celebrated the Anniversary of the Pope's Coronation, when the Alms, usually distributed upon this Occasion, was given to the Poor ; and at Night ther…

lutions in the Presence of their Imperial Majesties, who afterwards withdrew to a magnificent Tent purposely erected for them, whea all the Troops, both Horse and Foot, passed in Review before them j …

escaped. The three taken were all tried and condemned before Capt. Hafelton sailed. Algiers, July 14. On the 24th of June Commodore Keppel arrived here from Mahon, in his Majesty's Ship the Centurion,…

f> S> hoff. Vienna, Aug. zz. M. Bentinck set out hence, late on Thur/3ay Evening, for flan and is 0 take the Camp* near Czailaw in hernia in his Way. fDant State of Venice; whereupon the Nuncio iin me…