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... Courts of Vienna and Turin was agreed upon : Accordingly, the Count dc Flarracii, Minillcr Plenipotentiary to the Emprefs Queen, fet out Yctkrday for Breda with the CounteT. his Lady. It’s thought the Conferences will begin To-morrow or next Day, and ...
... Right of Succefilon to the Crown of France, in kavotir of the Houle Orleans, On the 3d of Feb. 1714; heloft his fixft Confort Queen . Mary, by whom he had Lewis, - PrinCe of before- Met.tion;.d, •Prince of Caftile„ . born May 28; 171; who died' loon after ...
... renounced his Right of Succcfiion the Crown France, inTavour the Houle Orleans. the Feb. 7 t,(, he loft his firft Confort Queen Mary, whom had Lewis Prince of Allurias, before* mentioned, Philip, Prince Caftile, born May 28, 171s, wl.od.ed alter, and ...
... marched for the latter thefe countries. We are now again told, that the King of Prussia fhews a friendly towards the Emprefs-Queen and her allies, and tiiat his conduit gives confiden able uneafinefs to the French court. From Petersburg we are informed, ...
... Senators principal eameftly implore imperial Majefty the Queen Hungary’s Mercy and Forgive-refs that General Botta ablolutely rejecled it he treat with them other Terms than their Troops the Queen of Hungary which they fecure in their Perfons Even We hear ...
... Court of Vienna and Turin was a ;rred upon ?? Accordingly the Count de Harrach, Minifler Plenipotentiary from |hf Emprefs Queen, fc' out Yefterday tor Breda wi-h the' Count ?? bis Lady, 'Tis thought the Conferences will begin To-morrow or next Hay, and ...
... Day ivoiild come, when his Forces would vifit a Country, where they would find no Fortrtjfgs to retard tht Progrijs of ihur Victoria. Oppofers of Me af arts may be finctrt Friends to the Governmtnt. IN the Reign of King Jamts 11, all who opppfed his de- ...
... after the Infant Don Philip fhall be put into Poffeffioii of the Eltablifhment defigncd for him in Italy, his Mother, the Queen Dowager of Spain, will pro- bably refolve to fpend the Remainder of her Days at Parma. 6. Ratijbfon, July 4. The Ruffian Troops ...
... after the Infant Don Philip (hall be put into Poileflioii of the F.ftabliihnient defigncd for him in Italy, his Mother, the Queen Dowager of Spain, will pro- bably refolve to fpend the Remainder of her Days at Parma. (V RatiJbon,Jttl, 4, The Ruffian Troops ...
... alter the fyltem of the Porte, and occalion her falling upon the Chrillians. hey write from the lame place, that the Emprefs Queen's military funds have been augmented, in confequence of a late fcheme laid down Count Haugnitz, to 16,687,368 florins per annum ...
... regrefented, for indeed they were inexpreflible : But the j^e*ws*Wrjtt*ts, for In-! ftance, did not tell the Publicic, that the Queen, the Dauphinefs, ' the ancient Bifhop ,of ,Mirepoix, {ha Abbot o('St. Cyr,- and the Jefuit PetufTeau, Qonftflor ofthe Dauphin ...
... faithfully rcprelented, for indeed they were inexpredible: But the News-Writers for In fiance, did not tel! the Publick that the Queen, the Dauphinefs, the antient Bilhop of Mirepoix, the Abbot St. Cvr, and the Jefuic PetufTeau, Confeffor of the Dauphin, were ...