... Jlug. IT. The following has been publifli'd at Vienna, Belgrade, 25, N. S. THE Maiquis Pallavicini, Geneial of tbe Imperial Ships and VelTeis on the Danube, having received Ad- vice that 40 of the Enemy's Saicks in the Form of Gal- lics, were to come up ...

... have not been able to get further Intelligence of them, they neither being re- turned to Curaccao, nor into any other of their Colonies : They indeed owned, that thiee Spanifh Guarda Coftas had been funk by Dutch Ships, which wete unjuftly attack'd by ...

... drew her Nock ovit ot the Collar juft as it was upon the P^int of being executed } the Cardinal de Tlcuiy having received Intelligence, that the Dcfii;ii had taken Air at Vienna, and that the Imperial Minifters had erected Batteries to blow the Spaniards ...

... the Swedifh Troops in the Province of Finland amount not to above --■.000 Men; and add, that an Embargo is laid on ail fmall Ships at Crojifladt, in order to tiantpoit a great Quantity of all Sorts ol Piovifions, &c. toWybourg. The lame Advices inform us ...

... Letters from Jamaica bring an Account of the Death of Capt. Sclater and Capt. Stcplienion, Com- manders of two of his Majefty's Ships of War; alfo of two Lieutenants, and of the Death of Mr. Denr, Son of Capt. Digby Dent, Commander in the Royal Navy. And From ...

... he would quit the Charge of the Ship, and go to the Havanna: Finding his Inten- tion, they beat and abufed the Men, and bid them Itow away the faid Goods again; and perceiving they could not make a Prize ot the Ship, they ftripp'd her of molt of her ...

... make a Bicacu; but as they ptoceetelcl vcy llowly, we imagin'd ihey had fomc othei i,. r -ii in View: In effect, we had Intelligence by Scouts, tnat tne Enemy was mar- ching during Nighi on t. c other Side the River, and took its Rout directly fur P.iinu: ...

... arrived at Cadiz, from whence her Cargo was fent, one third in one French Ship, and two in another, to Hamburgh. And from Lisbon the 10th pad, N.S. iu'S written, that a French Ship under the fame Sufpicion was that Day arrived there from Eaft-India. We ...

... Captain, but have fen- tenced the Pilot to be for ever difabled to pilot any Ships, or follow the Employment of a Pilot in Eng- land during his Life. And On Tuefday his Majefty's Ship tbe Diamond was put in Commiffion, the Command of which was given to Capt ...

... ?? i The la.ft Ships from the Weft Indies have brought nothing new, only fay that all was quiet when they came away, the Spaniards lying quire ftiil, purfu- ant to the Occajior.al Orders from Madrid ; io that for the prefent our Ships go unmofeiled. Mefl ...

... fidence at Nice in Piedmont, under the Title ofßaronof Franckenburghj there he lies conveniently, eithet for receiving Intelligence, or for fending Supplies to Corfica as Occalion may require. They wiite fiom Edinburgh, that a mad Bull Birch be- longing ...

... that the Paid Troops had taken PolleiTionof the Town of Cham- berry, and placed therein ?? ot'zooo Men; which mataial Intelligence, if true, will in fome fhort Time produce Eticc.cs, which may tend towards a Rupture ; for 'tis no ways likely that his ...