... M. v t ken out ot thtir Ships by Force; who after complaining of chat Proceeding were delirous of having the Treaties laid before the Houfe, ro fee what Obligation we are under to fend a Squadr.-rt annually to the Baltick, and ho doubt full Satisfaction ...

... 000/. whereby a happy End would be put to a troublefome War, fo prejudicial to the Trade of Great Britain, and alfo a Con- clulion to the miferable Bondage that fo ma- ny Englifhmen have long groan'd under. We hear, that, befides Presents, a Penfion of ico ...

... 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 ...

... and murthcring a Gentleman ia the fame Park about 12 Months ago. On Thurfday laft, a Drawrr at the Horn and Horfe flioe Tavern in Chancery Lane, having quarrel'd with a Woman Servant iv the Family (with whom as 'tis faid, he had been a little too familiar) ...

... we muft expeft the Certain f .* t t.hefe Matters trom future \dv?c?s. Laft Week a Perfon fold a Diamond Ri to a Goldfmith in Lombard ftrecf for 500 C and the Seller having a Counterfeit R r. aftiy the fame Sixe, and Make, let on 1, \ \h Briftol Stones ...

... too^ nC3rt^ e Canaries \ al- ?? *° a mal^ Engl -ft. t^ ,at Was ?? not P roy ided wi'b a P &^3 f° r^ at ?? her Cargo was condemned and fold, but the Ship and Men releaftd. Dublin^ June 12, Thi- Week Clorworthy Upton, Efq, a remarkable Mem- er of our Houfe ...

... Scotland, Wfo?*ktis i came t0 ** an( * a Prinr^ Letter ■Lw^S^^l_^Wll rom tht Ma S^ races °f GLafgow ftSW2^™^^™| l 0 a Gentleman in tLdinburg, ll^^3 B «Hpr* £ lv ' n g an Account of the late ■(jj^^j i-^»2 IOC at G ' a *B ow > whercia they |^^JjyiQ^@p?» Complain ...

... 12. They write from Croydao, chat Mr. Truffley, a Gen- tleman of that Town, hafiag tode out with Nathaniel jViicklecwait, Ifq* to foe* him where a Covey of Par- tridges ufiully harbour'd; in order to take then, fell ift oa a fadden on Horfeback; »»d definng ...

... Selwood, a Lad about 13 Years of Age, and Apprentice to Mr. Ferufon a noted Peruke Maker, tn Naked-Boy Court, near the new Church in the Strand, happen'd to fee a Felloe pick the Pocket of a Gen- tleman, dreft in Black with a light Tye-Wig, ...

... pected, however an Acc*«nmvdatr ..-is much t;»ik'a %i 9 and that in Confequence thereof, the Lutherans will have a Church and School in Thorn re (tared ro them •, the other! fay it is to be without chat Town, auc! io oe built at their own Colt. The Advices ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...