... Englt%mo*« ney J upon a mortgage ; it is faid the money is defined for complecting the Imperial Regiments. They wri:e fron. Conftancinople, that che Plague con- tinue,, to make great Havpck in th* Suburbs j chat Sultan Efreff has fent a mini Iter to the Porte ...

... Advice from Paris import, thac the court of madrid's Anfwer hi Regard to the praipoied Project of a •Truce, was' come to Fontainblcau ; and that it was allured chat the faid court was by no means inclined to ao ceprof thac Truce. They add, that the Duke of ...

... 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 ...

... Rut land _ Browh ...

... admired to, l>e 0 a Di- reftor. . , ( -. ,, l( . Theowner- of A&ionVftall be permitted to impowef another Owner, to! aft and vote for them »ati gfetieral Court, 'in ?? Abfence.' No- one fhall have a Vote, unlefs poffefs'd of'wA«ions^ r- ?? «A * fhe laft Letters ...

... ovc/nment in Spain coo welf, to be- g^ chat tny common Goaler, much a the Keeper of a Gtftle, fiiould dare ►far to negledk a Prifoner of State, as x to fee him once a Day at kaft, hereas chis Account fays the Duke ...

... his old Melan- choly, and the publick Affairs much embroil'd. It appears by the Expreffes lately return'd from I the North, chat the Crowns of France and England will notccmicnt to the extravagant Indulto demanded by our Court. What Effed rhis may have ...

... fhewn him as he patted thro* Strasbourg ; that he was received by a Difcharge of the Cannon with the Efcorte that was fent tp meet him on the Frontiers, and the Go- vernor had given him a Guard be- fore his Lodgings. We do not yet hear when Brigadier Sutton ...

... flown with a full and brisk Stream, palling under ja lair Stone Bridge, on which ftands a Chappel, [anciently a neat Building, and dedicated to St. Ma- lty ; but in the Time of King Charles 11. when he [granted a Toleration to Dificnters, it was ...

... People take it for a Pre- iage ofthe Continuance of the prefent Pacification ; the more, becaufe we know from good Hands, that in a great Council of W r ar it was refolved to make a confiderable Kedu.tion ofthe Troops. Some Time ago, a Battalion ofthe Militiaj ...

... Taylors Company proceed to the election on of a Ministers of st Martin's Outwich, in the Room of Mr. Carter ter deceased when the rev mr biscoe lately a dissenting minister at newington green was chosen. a noted attorney at law after attending the committee ...