... Forces from Lithuania, to Warfaw, to hinder the approaching Diet called by the Cardinal Primate for regulating Matters for Clowning King Stamikuis. And from Memel,thac the swedith Admiral Aukeritern has taken the Sea-port of CT-menburg. The French have ...

... the Ki.. ol :, win ,n wi.h more Work Sweoen. than 2 r,« i th- Swedes want Mony. See. The that laid his l«od his M.?« ~.oc Clowns, and a lew ' t 7 indle luch Di.rrf.on lui sfa'oot. to p Dank’.tk. that •utr, n.s . !th wi.h a Itch I’rnrs. th one •nd ...

... the Crown of Great Britain. There has been fucli Shbals of Ice by the Thaw come clowh the Riyei* Thames, that it hath broke clown three Arches of Ringfton Bridge, drove Barges and Loiters upon One another, ancl fplitthemin Pieces, carried away feveral Stairs ...

... EiiT of Sai if* bury, were carried out of Town' to be intcrr\i^t rhe Bath. : : . ' ' r! ; ?? . ; Laft 'Night the Waggon going clown for Rqthev- nam m Yorklhire, was' rob'd in the Inn at St. AU bans, and fcthe Boxes, broke ojp&'a, M& Goods take rV out to the ...

... tlu * .. .? ** ' 1. Morning, theifnop of Norwich was to Mrs. lay lor Great One Night this Week, the Teller of his Bed fell clown Upon him, as he was it but thro' Providence, he received urc, bur was removed another Bed. ne; - Maj.fty H. s Pen(uvi one hundred ...

... this. City,, to- the Deliverance their Forefathers horn Hamaa'i > • . > . . . The Book*} o r Ships the Hind and the Panther clown to Portfmonth, for paying the Men of rhe litter, drfcharged from that Ship* will reduced the middle Complement and the Officers ...

... Merchants have Advice, that the John and Samuel was lately loft off of New* En- gland. At Midfummcr next they will begin to take clown the Old Church of St. Martins in the Fields, in order to rebuild it, and there being in the prefent Church Monuments be- longing ...

... ; which is now a Farm-houfe n fl Saturday September a^j the Paper-milns called Porry Milns in Northamp- •ffiircwcre burnt clown. >&»'*' - .. ?? ...

... Wichcot in TeF cefterfliire, Matthew Johnfon, Eiqy late Clerk of ?? >, who forfe time aftejr his Majefty's Acceffibri to the Clown refigntf* that Office. Tnefday laft Mr. Deputy Vincent, Mr; Pry(S r Mr, Holloway, Mr; Child and Mr. Arnold v^re chelated duly ...

... 120 Acres, .aiout 36/Acre^ of itin veryigood Tillage, and about 16 Acres in very.gpod Meadow, Qtbei^Acr^ r#idy to be laid' clown to Grafs, with a Quantity of Oaks, cohfiftingof about ibpo Trees, very convenient fpr keeping a Stock of ,Sh^p, adjoin- ing ...

... Difguile, and ?? given the Chevalier an Account how his Adherents in that Countrplßnd affeftedl Cardinal Alberohi has put 40060 Clowns into one of the Banks of this City, which th£y ?? M^n^'dfißelyi* Hague, Feb. 4, Itis no longer doubted, hut the Augmentation ...

... Stannier, Alderman of the Ward of Aldgate, at his Houfe at Wanftead in Effex. On Wednefday laft the Duke de la Force went clown the River for Gravelend, in his Way. to France* Frum ...