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... Ghent, Aiiguft 28. Yefterday abow Veflel* arrived here from Holland, laden with Cannon, Mortars, Powder, Bombs, Grenades, Corn and Meal; and this day fee forward under great Guard to Lifle,from whence our Letters yefterday fay, the Confederate Army continued ...
... ever were invented. Price 6d. Alfo he Sells, an Exccllenr Placer fot Corns, which being apply'd to them, when \4icy' have been a little pared before, cf* fe&ualiy takes away the Corn, wjithout any Pain, or evet^returning again ; Pritf 4 d. He may be hoard ...
... Scarfity and Dearnefs of all manner of Corn, Grain, and Meal, was fo very great and exceffive, that the poorer Sorr of the lnhabitants and People in this Kingdom, would be in danger of Starved, if the Exportation of Corn were not for fome did bv their Proclamation ...
... Macks 01 his AfFtftion, di(patch d afterwards the the Janifaries with Ors derstoth Viz er to lay down his Employments, and corn* o Conlt ...
... Sweden, tbat the Queen ;’n.l Stages will relieve the Boors, wiiofe Homes and Effects were dedroy’d the Mufcovites, and that Corn will be provided and Id the Poor at M Price. Some Letters from Stockholm fay that Pro jell is Foot to Burn the Ruffi m Snips ...
... Palace Royal, and reprefented to his Royal Highnefs, the Confequence ofthe Favour, which is contrary to the Laws and Cuftoms oi the Ring- corn. Th.it Prince, after having heard the Allegations of thofe two Magiftrates, and ask'd ihem tor the Letters, ...
... believe, that lome Sen- . knowledge h 3* r ot the Church, are -fi n Heaven * and that lome exempted the particular Laws of the Land, s by the Laws of Chrift be jutlly jyable to such Sentences and thatSchilm, a ciulelefs Reparation tht ovar*. ftnlol Terms o ...
... be Fire-works perform- ed on the Rivtr Thames. Some Days fince the late Sir JqknSt. ?? lon's Lady died^nd ii to be earned to Corn- wall to be In tcrrd, i On Shnday Night about io. the Cmah tefs of Thanet departed this life, of tlie Small-Pox, at her Houfe ...
... Sergeant acker, and Mr. Bottle, the King s Council, whofe Arguruent feem'd to ftronger; after having reck, d a great many Law Cafes Forgery &c. twas infilled on, that after the the Note was Blank, and of no Ufe to any; but when he incerted the Words ...
... Arms propos’d to them; but it was be- 2 lieved, it they did agree to it, ’cwould only be fofr a ta »w o ® lew Days, till they law what P.efolves the oth£r ...
... the Spaniards at Peru have declared for King Charles Che 3d, and thole of Mexico are inclined to do the like. The Price of Corn is fallen Seven Shillings per Quarter, The Right Honourable Richard Earl of Rivers is made Conlfable of the Tower, in the room ...
... providing Corn for the- lub fitting the Armies. There is almort a Quantity already provided for filling the Mapaiines which with the more Fsciitty, becaule the Hopes of a plentiful Har= veft which continue, have diminiln’d the Puce of Corn. The Stores ...