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... and had not made chat Pre^aratidn for Ddatfc, which lie otberwife lhould have done^ and thertfore d|efired albngei TJtnej and the^eoiirt being oFOpinioij, tint '•mm Tinw^flxald te «I>WM ?? prepare himfelf wai pleafed to order that a Rule ft Mild be made ...

... be feen in all Europe. * ...

... Friday and Siturdny Lilt, an Order or rise B.iard of Admiralty Wis read on Board all the Ships of War at Deptford, Woolwich, Chat- lum Slieeriiefs, ...

... Senceriiy of fuch Concerts from Popery, as fhall ap- ply to be called tothe Bar ; and that a Commiflion is now preparing to paft the greac Seal, for fummoning a Parliament. 1 On Monday laft died at tbe Bath, DrCrofte,Oreanift and Compo- fer to his Majefty ...

... abroad, chat the Marquis dp A/ooteleon, lately Amb#adoj of Spain fn England and Holland, will fhortly be fent to the Courts of Great Britain, France and Tufcany, upon a CommiiHbn of very great Importance. a ./ • ;: It was Mr. John Kirby, not ...

... and give cha.t Prince as much Power, as was formerly enjoy'd by Don Juan of Auftria, who was ?? of that I Viariaf, and jfirice whole Death that Place never Was conferred en any other, the Sa- lary laty of his Highnefs is to be 140,000 Florins a Year. Tis ...

... took him ; and chat about the fame Time they took the JiWifeWr, Cat*. Wright, from Venice and 35am, for Londqu ?? the and Mary. Capr. Wood, from Portfmouth, tor Gibraltar ; and the Svealhwy Capt. Carrol, fronl Lisbon for Cork ; wat.wey were a^U carried intd ...

... GalUes to trail, foort to luourgh in Finland a Body or* Troops. Letters from Mof- fport to VWWW 1 certain Lady, a Re at ion to Knez Menzikoff, 2E hefted ' and having been examined touching the Difperfing of a ietter Unifying Prince 6 Menzikoff's Conduct ...

... perform a rigorous OjiaJrem- tine; 6 Engliih and 4 Dutch Ships are now under it|lmt the French Ships coining from the very fame Ports, are admitted without any Dte» Parif, Au ...

... bis Phyficians, cho» in the Flower o his Age, and of a robuft Conftborioii. The Landgrave his Father bad till declared rhis Prince Adminlftraror of his Dominions-, fo that the King ofSwe- den will bave a great Lofs of him,as well as thi? Republic*, where ...

... Cotfht Staregiber^ hss laid put upwards of jocjqo J. jn opr lyianufa- an^l to rajce? w^th Jiir?i for Hanover ' ?? ?? ' Ti» faW chat our Merchants Inters from Briiffels, by the laft Flariders Mail jfflffrt. Thai rhe Emperpr bad denied tp gr*nt jhe Reqifeft ...