... Go:tarp at ill come to a Ruptute, which may have a great Inflaence on the Affairs ot the' Not•tn, and Ix in favour of King Auguilus. Her Majeity having fignitied to Her High Commilioner in Scotland, Tint it was Her Plealirre, a Pardon thould begranted ...

... 8. Our 'aft Letters from Edinburgh fav, the Ad abmit a Treaty with England, %you'd be tinithed in a iew days, and chat it . havi g Len put to the Vote, whether thc Nomination ot Commlioners foi a eaty of Union with England, lhoud be by the . Queen, or ...

... bound D,iindi.s Eret arc Cafe atriv'si in the Dowries, near 20 of chat Fiat were I:11 ;o a Hurtic.ane at 6 irbze . s, big a the hien nd Good were fav'd. Tric lloofe of Commons Re;blg, vcd that a Suuun not be alloyed fOr tLe trilinary LI the Nine, 1 .* I ...

... Du:chefs of Savoy as fafely delivered of a Prince the; They write from Nice of the zath paft, That the Garifon c 1 thy . . Place had made another fueeeftful Sally, wherein they rained the Enemy's Wbrks, and killed a great many of their Men. • . From Letter; ...

... rettly'd a reinforcement of a 1003 Men float G:lmany, Army's continuo in the fame Camps. The Bavarian Malecontents are defeated, fo that they will hardly make head nain; 'his laid Frince Rogotzki Is a Letter to Geaeral ilerbeville defiring a pifs:port ...

... are among the Slain. 1 fey Wtite fom Paris Chat a Treaiy is bow( en the and the Puke el 4 4 .piou. That the Citrons a*e to ftunifh vith trcn tor the &tette of the Milarvze. That a dilcovery was ne at Ntin't:d of a Confpi :,cy t - or feizing ...

... the Enemy, wi.ofe Forces there confined ot 7 Regiments of Horfe,and a Battalion of Granadiers,. retired u ithout making any Rdinance • and the Count deMerci rul fui ng•thein• with a Detzchment of our Troops, 3 00, and took about too Prifoners among whom ...