... Barcelona, chat n ?? Troops are already arrived neac that City^and that the ?? Difpofuions were making fora verylconfidcrablclmbarkation. It is reported that the Allies of Seville have refolved to come before this City^ in order ty introduce a Spanifh Garrifon ...

... October 2}d fay, That a terrible Fire happen'd there the ao-h, and burnt down near two Thirds of chat City. 'Tis written from Paris ofthe 27th Inftant, N. £ That the Duke of Whar- ton,' who had been there tome Days, having hired a Houfe in that Gity for ...

... Jan. 20. A Perfon was lately apprehended at Cburt, who pretended to be an Envoy from the Holy Goft, and pre- fented a Paper to his Majefty, exhort- ing hin* to make War upon the Herj- ticks and Infidels. They write from Picardy, that there's a vaft Refort ...

... London, June tj, Letters from che Canaries ot the a^th of May,'N_ S. advife, chat a Spanifli Privateer brought m theie a f-\v Days before a Veflel bound from Ireland, one Hays Mat- ter ; alfoa Veflel with roo Quintals of Copp.r onboard, ...

... proper Opportunity fo to do. It might be needlefs to fay any more co chat Paper, but for the fake of a few curious Infinuations, which may ( tho' be fure they were not fo incended ) miflead a Reader, noc well acquainted wich that Part of the Country where ...

... SCOTLAND. Edinburgh, Aitguft 21. We .fcear by Letters from tiie North, Chat the Rebels continue to fubmit them- felves to the Earl of Loudon, whofe prudent Conduct on this Occafion cannot be fufficiently applauded.-— The Mafter of Lovat has lately furrendred ...

... Jm ?e. Gn Friday laft 6ne John Kmfman, a poor Shoe- feaker of ISanby, vm, by upwards of a thoufand Spectators (very near Re- ■lan'ons tbthe wife Men of Gotham ) from all the neighbouring Villages, con- ■shiaed to a great Pond in Kelmarfh Lordfhip,, and ...

... t(> Ar- ?? %A* my commanded by / ?? Count Loiumhaupt ?? Repeated Orders ?? have brc n fent co , __ , Field Maifhal Lacy to open the Campaign, and it's cxpefted that the Ruffian Fleet will go out immediately. Ver-ice, {the Capital City of a Repuhlick or ...

... was, chat his Serene Eleftoral fyghnefs would not admit that the Englilh' Artillery fliould be brought into any ofthe fortify'd Towns. That invas true he had granted this Favour to the French, but ?? X ...

... that there will be but one great Stroke ftruck this Year, and that in Flanders, with a View to make the Peace go down the better; for it feems to be a Thing fettled, chat a Peace muft be had at all Events, the King being as much wcaiy of the War as the People ...

... in Gold or Silver bright,' Wrapp'dto-a Shroud before to* morrow Night, To-day he's trailing on delicious Food ; To-morrow notght he eats can do him good. To day ?? and fcorns to feed on Crunty In a few Days himfelf a Difh for Worms. ; To day he's h ...

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