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... that the French are making fuch Difpofitions as fliew a Defign to ftay there a few Months longer. Bergen op-Z'om, Sept. 30. We are ?? chat M. de Cumbras, the King's Lieutenant here, has received a Letter from the Commiflary at War at Bruflels, advifmg ...
... From a Weekly Journal, Avg. &. Uris x Aug. 9. Our Camps, our Magazines, and ' car Military Motions to and fro look very peace- able, for fxi People will have it, tho' our Gazet- terscall this a great Appearance of a War •, but then they don't confider ...
... Confidence in the King's Care for pro- moting the Honour and Welfare of the Kingdom, and the Good of his Subjeas, and chat he expe- aed and wih'd that his Orders fhould be executed without further Reprefentations. Hambourg, Sept. 29. Laft Letters from Lubeck ...
... cleared the Lands-end : but then he had a Convoy of above 200 Ships, which would require a fettled Wind at North of 4 or 5 Days to make ie our, and that feldom happens at this Seafon. Yefterday again the Wind turned a- bout to North, but fo calm, that he ...
... new Burdens upon them, _ which he af- pßrms his Country is not in a Condition to bear ; and then draws a State thereof, whi.h being pretty carious, I (hal) you the Heads thereof. After a fhort~Preamble, he begins thus : « 1 ibaJ! 4 only enumerate, by Rules ...
... the Brunfwick Congrefs, provided that this Court will give within a Month, a fatisfa&ory Anfwer to M. Jogozinski, the the Mufcovite Envoy here, about the Propofals he is to Advance for a Peace with Sweden, fince otherwife he is to return Home, the faid ...
... Since our lajl arrived a French and a Holland Mail. Fr afi cfor t, March r. TTHe Emperor of Germany is now £o well reco- • vered that he receives Company. Pelt Mar- fhal C. Seckendorf, Governor of Philipsburg, is come here, and engaged in his Imperial ...
... k to the Court of France, has by his laft: Letters in- timated, chat.. ii> a .Conference which he a few Days before had with the Cardinal, this Prelate deckr'd .to him, that their High.A&ightjneiftes might be affured that his Maft Chriftian Msjefiy was ...
... Piquets to reconnoitre us. A Detachment of Huff irs furprized, 3 Days ago, on the Caufeway that goes from l%rnur to BruiTels, 'two French General Officers, M. delieranger and M. de ■roliHiac, the foil a Lieutenant General, and the lalt a criinidieT; they -thought ...
... arrived a French and a Flanders Mail. ON tbe 30th paft happened an Aitair which is condemned by all who have a- ny Notion of common Decency, viz. Some young People of Diftin&ion di- ning at the Golden Eagle near Charing- crofs, hid the Folly to canfe a Boaefire ...
... That he would have a particular Attention Cf tre- jerve tbe Alliance of his Imperial Majefty and to cultivate his Friendjbip : it hat nothing would give him greater Pleafure than to give his Imperial Ma* jefty Marks of bis. That he affured Mcnfieur the ...
... Poffeffor, from V.el b s coming into* ?? BaH there has been lately di Covered in this Farm a vaft; fu«eoi rhe richeft Shell-Marie, whereto a Drain « made at a very fmafi Expence, and thereby the Gr which nve hitherto been ufed in Pafture only, if pi may ...