... d'Aumont are shipping off for France. - ' ?rs for paying off and disbanding thq ics attended by Mr, Francis Lynn j$ theij irv- r.ow at Southampton. ma King up their Ac* . -, ? o disband Brigadier Borr's Regiment. ?? ?? Guingci, Efqj 13 made Deputy I ...

... London. Sent. 10. * J. Lite L>J Isigkt cami hi One Mail (row Flanders. Milan Sept. a. They talk lure of renewing the VV-i » v * di Duke ot i^avoj md ol an Al'np.ce on Fco 1 ?? ?? - : Emit ■' t and i.»mc ot the Princes oi Ita- hie I ■••••. l \.i;ifv'u ...

... row the him rid atMuhlberz. O£b. 6, The Enemy have opened the JVenches t >re ' [to and turned away r.i.e Brook which ra ;hac Place, [o char the Mills on i : can gr?r ; tore Corn fat the Beficged, vvhicf ■■ ;. r cry ?? incommode them. Our So:^ : : rrporc ...

... Thomas Mickletiawait Trcalarcr totbs Tranfports. fefterday Mr. Smithy Bqol^uHer at Bifliop Beverfdge'i Heau in Pater-Nofter-Row, purfuant to his Summons, jtren.led Mr. Secretary Bromley, for publishing a Folio Book of 12 S. price, cajl'd, The Hereditary ...

... neev Preliminaries from France, ben. re they can relume the Negotiations: Bet o.e ot'the Mirufters laid, The Germans would not row iuijftupon honourable, but fafe Terms. ...

... fhemto llim them, niter this (hey made a fcwß »n Ii; •':• I I up Candles in fome Windows, but the Mobb > rh- 0111 r fivic rowing toortrons tor thvm, put out ?? iiiefiivs, and broke tome Windows where they iiv Li . ■: fee our. At Charing Crofs the Elligies ...

... affured, that the Court has refolved ro put 4000 Men, under the Command of Ge- neral Valdecannas, on Board the Squadron that is r.ow equipping, in order to reduce the If] md N!aj>rca, withouc which 'twill be hardly pof- fible to oblige the Barcelonians to ...

... Notice being taken, rhey begat] pull down the Stage; whereupon the Sheriffs lent roc the Main- Guard, who coming up Skinner-Row with beac vi I Mum, fired feveral Shots 01 Powder, and marching drew up over againft the Entrance into the Tho I fell, 3 then ...

... DVi ?? ?? u.vi-.f \: v,i;. ?? »h, k.u) r,iroo • ■ • . 'H ,/ po Ox 11\1 ; > vV i. ;•;>■..> vich •* 1 •'' ' ; ?? i iih ■ row. ?? ?? it: 1 Ti -• *d hri^g n?r«froni r : Walls ;«rd the Fort. ?? : v\\i I wvxi pi'lig il (p p. ti:c to their Q.iitip with ...

... oakham rutland Rutland. - , - AN Organ luld good Pennyworth, having i Stop D'iapafon, & Piute a open DftpnS)n Metal; Cornet (two Rows) the Rigfit Hand, and and twentieth Metal the Left Hand, Te r Touch excellent the KexsancJ the Work' firm and the Front and' ...

... about 12 from Perth 1 hear they are this Pay to the Water Ern Creiff, which about 7or 8 Miles from Perth, where they to to Mot row orThutfday furthefh They have a great Quantity of along with them,' both for Men anuHorfes, Tents and all forts KecefTaries ...

... Alcock, condemn'd three Years ago fbr fteal* ing a Silver Tanker of n L Value ftom the Spread Eagle Eating Houfe in Paternofter Row, and plead- ed afterwards her late MajcfiyV moft Gracious Par- don at the Seffions Houfe in the Old Bailey, is a- gain committed ...