... 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 ...

... the Carpet between this Court and the Luke of Modena which his in Coufidcration of Equivalent in Money, cedes to the Empreis Queen his Lordffidp of Arraz in Hungary, which was ftqueftered during the Hte VSar: But a Claufe is to be inlerted in the Convention ...

... different Parts of Scotland, for the better carrying on thofe beneficial and ufeful Cha- rities to the Kingdom in general. Madame Victoria, the third Daughter of France, is attacked with the Small-pox, which has retarded the Court's Return from Fontainbleau to ...

... were deftroyed by the, are, g S Maria mayor, Madaiena, Conceycao vellia, Miterico'rdia, S. Jufta, S Nicolad, S- f liao, Victoria, S. Domingos, Patriarcal, ,^ 0) Morte, Spirito Santo, Marty res, S. Fra 'i( f Corpo Santo, Sacramento, Carmo, Trin Ji ' ...

... the Queen Poland has fuccoured the Sick and VVtunded, not only if they had been her own Subje ...

... recalled by the King, will depart forthwith. I'lrfcullts, Htft. 7. We know .the Date the Jnflrument f Regency delivered to the Queen Dowager of Spain by Neapolitan Ambafiador Madrid. In this litflrument itr Cathol.ck Maj.-fly is defired to continue the late ...

... parties whom fhe calls injured. Sweden, matters have remained much in the fame fituation as for fbmtf years preceding. The King, Queen, courtiers, and body of the people, lean plainly to the intereft of his 1 Majelty, and grudge extremely to their troops engaged ...

... conduced to a which had been fitted for his Reception Order of the Court and having the next Day waited upon the King and Queen Portugal his Highnefs was received with the DiftinCion due to his high Rank The Brilliant and Duke of York Two fmall Privateers ...

... letters from Por'unor.K out the is to Week, he Hermione was to have touched 4j one of the Iflands, where are the Libre and Victoria from Lima and but have fcouts in readinefs, t. great fhips continue cn the the Strait or Gut, but itldom ,: f Gibraltar Ail ...

... under a falfe pretence of having letters from abroad, and was convey'd in Mr. Mills's coach to Col. Grzme's, Secretary t.) the Queen, where he likewife impofed upon that gentleman fo tar as fraudulently to obtain one of the Colonel's thins and a pair ot flocking ...