... Intelligence, that any Party of Miquelets appears in their Neighbourhood, and give tbem chace, and to acquaint the adjacent Garrifons therewith £ aid the Inhabitants are difcbarg'd upon Pain of Death to affift the faid Parties with Vi&uals and other ...

... was undone and utterly ruin'd, upon which Dolmay bids him be eafy and quiet, for all Things were preparing, and propofes a Party War amongft us be the moft efte&ual Means to perfect their Defignj. By this Time my Lord Townlhend having Notice of this C ...

... intirely finilh'd, the Ra- tifications thereof having been exchanged at Antwerp 0q the 31ft ; paft,to the Satisfa&ion of aH Parties. Yefterday the Councils of State and Finance difcharg'd from the Oath oi Subordination which they had ta- Jpiv to the Marritime ...

... Edward Murray, the Duke' of Ar hoi's Brother, has by hi. Grace's Order, taken .Poffeffion of Dunkeld for the King, with a Party of his Grace's Men. ! : Ttftefday the Deal-Caftle Man of War brought in here two Prizes belonging to the Rebels, the one laden ...

... would proceed towards StpabQgfe, belonging to the Marquis bf Huntley, upon the Approach of the Ring's forces] three ftrong Parties bf whom* tbe Duke of Argyle bas detarch'd in Purfuit of rhem from Aberdeen , fo that 'tis judg'd they will (oon feparate* ...

... had ■_ long Debate pro and con, moved by Sir Thomas Ha er upon the Bill for trying the Rebels where the Ring pleafes, one Party argueing that it was againft the Laws of England to try Perfons here for Fadts committed in the Country, and the Courtiers ...

... to infill upon another place for the General feeing that the fa place was named without thc.iKWini>o ...

... Court in general appear'd extraordinary and his Majcfly was eoirDlimevted a 1! the N.bility and Gentry of both Sexes. 'Twas in parti' dferved, that whin his G.verm fs, Madam Vantadvur took her Conge if she K his fe:».'d concern d, turned abvtt and put his ...

... begun to take Cog- nizance of the Differences among the Do&ors of the Sorbonne, and 'tis thought will enjoin Silence to both Parties, by which thofe who are Friends to the Pope, and have moft and greateft Friends at Court, are like to gain the Afcendant. ...

... Paris r Feb. 14. The Duke of Orleans went on the i ith to fee tbe Cafjdipal de Noailles, who is fo ill; That his Party are vetxhiuch afraid of bis Death. The Jefuits are very Ml j po gaip Friends, and difappoint the Intrigues of the, lanfenifts, who ...

... Kokfhaven with fome Qent!em% who had made their Efcape from Scotland , bur the Letters add, that they could not learn of whai Party they were, nor what was the Reafon of their Flight. ...

... Gor- don. v j is confirm'd that Sir John Mac Clen being ill at a private Houfe near Caftle-Gordon, was taken by one of pur Parties, and carry'd thither,. where he conti- nues very bad j but the Reports we , have had concerning Sir Hugh Paterfon and other ...