... Regiments brought inro this v Country from pJnrack, having quitted their Quarter* at Croi^adt, and afe &mJ€ ro a Plr.ce maNK$ on. ior them at a little Dhlanee trytn thii City., whc». ths C^rio* W^ermitted them to encamp, hawing ordered Lhc.n to be ru.nioiecl ...

... latter has laid to the Charge of a certain neigh- bouring Court, and particularly of a Perfon of the highelt Rank. General Brown with two other Officers are named in the Depofitions of thefe Fellows. The Chief of them expefted a confiderabie Reward if he could ...

... Yefterday Morning, a Centinel of the third Regiment of Foot Guards was whipt in Hide-Park) for being a Papift, and then drumm'd out of the Regiment. Maidenhead, Dec 28. A Colle&ion is making here to- wards raifine a Sum of Money for building ...

... FOREIGN AFFAIRS. (Price Two^Pence^ Vienna, Oft. 24. Prince Eugene has prcfented a Plan to the Emperor for putting an Army of 80,000 Men on Foot in the Empire at a ftiort Warning. Some Advices from Italy mention the Departure of Don Car- lo,? from Pat-ma ...

... and George Wilks, being guarded with five Soldiers and a Serjeant from the Tower, all well armed, went to St. Mary Cray in Kent, and there made a Seizure of 14 Bags of Tea, which were concealed in a Barn; and as they were re turning to London, four Smugglers ...

... ng all his Efforts to oppofe them, aug- * mented from Day to Day, 'till at length they produced ' the moft fatal EfFt'&t j chat moft happiiy ihefe Prejudices ' arc. entirely diflipated, by the Conclufion of the General ' Peace figned at Aix-la-Chapcllc ...

... General Qii-rttri, the Troop* in tig;. Pwte others mounting a fireabh the fcftc& of a Cannon hy a. Thread or Bule, which condncts ttirc&ly the Bail to the Cimp i the fctket of a Bomb i t s .aifo.i^L.oy a like Threat, which coming out of the ...

... we are at the Eve of a Peace ; nay, a Report prevails, that Orders have been already fent to all the Ports of the Kingdom, to recall the Privateers that are cruizing on the Englifh. But this we take to be a Miftake, arifing from a Negociation between the ...

... the Paris A-le.-mair., Feb, zl. A Report prevails that the King wiil tahe off the Tax ofthc Tenth Peunv, in the Month of juiy next. We hear every Day of ne.v Accident-- that were occafioncd by the prodigious ConcourL- of People on the Day chat the Fireworks ...

... ont of if. Hambourfa Jan 4. 'lis reported t\n% two Generals in the Service of the King of Pruflia after a Quar- rel of above a Yar'? ftandwg fought a Duel fome Days ago, in which o c of them Was run mro' witii the other's Sword, and kill'd upon the Spot ...

... ing, getsa*head, and infefts above a hun- dred Houics a Week. This is at leafta- greeable to our frelheft Accounts-, which add, that in feven Days there died five Hun- dred and Ninety three Perfons of the Plague. A Surgeon of Tours was newly come from ...

... Inflant, with a Letter from His Britannick Majefty under His Privy Seal to the Duke of Wharton, commanding him xjpen his Allegiance to return forthwith to Great Bri- tain \ and the next Day, being the 3d Inftent, meet- ing the faid Duke in a Coach in one ...