... with their Lr.dies, and fe- veral other Perfons of Diftinftion, are arrived here from Ettg'snJ, to fpend fome Time here on a Party fit Curiofity Letters from Madrid fay, that the Marfl.il Grimaldi, v. ho was coming hither, is appoint- L cl tofocceed M. Wall ...

... the Chiefs of the Negroes in Craw- lord Town having revolted and killed Ned Crawford, one of the Uen.teni.nts of the Negro Party in the faid Town, and that jfcty had feized on all the Arms and deiainedthe ?? Men, and the well- difpofed Negroes Pri-bners ...

... Fire fo brifltly, that they drew off, at which their Camp at St. Pancras alfo betook themfelves to flight ; feveral of their Parties were overtaken, and great Numbers Slain , fo that the Country about Baltia is now quite clear of the Enemy. Since this Succefs ...

... many great Cures ie hath done in Irr iftir_r-: jc» m °ft or tnc principal Towns in £y j(MJ^*v*»A Great-Britain and Ireland, parti** cularly in our NeighbouringCoun- R'Slr ?? tics ' has *- ncoura B t -d lome ignorant ~u People in counterfeiting the fame; ...

... fo deep, that a very valuable Team of fix Horfes were every one of them drowned. Salisbury, July 8. We have the following Parti- culars relating to the Fire at Hiiidon : That the Inha- bitants in general, more efpecially thofe in the Neigh- bourhood where ...

... that he does not mention any other Particulars, but the French themfelves were fo fecure of Viftory, that they had polled a Party of Horfe tooppofeour Retreat; and a Report was fpread, that they were ordered to give no Quarters. ...

... -their Caufe, they accepted *- for Arbitrators certain Advocates, who were the Sub- ' je#s and Inhabitants of Genoa. The. two Parties ...

... ac- cordingly : Confequently, there remains nothing to be fettled but the Condition on which England is to be a contrafling Party in the Treaty, which their Im- perial Majefties conclude with the Eleftor Palatine, and which his Minifter, Baron Becker, has ...

... call id upon for the Office of Sheriff? will certainly be decided by a Court of Juf- tice : And if we may give Credit to the Party on ei- ther Side, they are equally delirous to ftand ihe Tell of fueh a Decifion. ...

... The French had Intelligence of four or five Wag-. gons with Provifions, going to our Camp at Obid; and immediately fent a Party of Airty-five Men __ m- tercejn t-jein, which eoming^ to the Ear* of Capt. W«I-_&|toa>\o_. of our Officer*; __l went MmfelF ...

... Convoy, confiding of 50 Men, with Ammunition and Provifions for the French Camp, which they took, kill'd feven of the Party, and made the reft Prifoners, excepting three which had cfcaped into the Woods ; but being timely purfued by the Indians ...

... be every Night in Confufion, and thfe paffing and repafling of Perlons who have Bufinefs ren- dered very dangerous, neither Party diftinguifhing be- tween the Perfons who have injured, and thofe w. o are only going about their lawful Bufinefs. On Tuefday ...