... begin to talk again of renewing the Atli- Neighbourhood was late out, and was bringing anee with France and the CeuttAls a Woman with him upon fome other Affair. that the French Minifter his al!cadl made e On Thurfday Morning died, after a long Overtures ...

... which C.Munich w as ? oufly wounded, &c. But this Report fctd oniy an Artifice ofthe Porte, to eoto*!] Lev.es of Troops. The Army under tJ Vifier paiTed the Danube only the Bth, a , ; ' J fame time he had Orders to encamp v i Cannon of Bender, and continue ...

... of the Town, where a great .art of the Wall was down, * and rebuilding ; and their Army, which then lay within a Days March of * the Place, was to have attacked us by Land. All this was to have been done * at one and the fame time ; fothat we fhould aftuaily ...

... difpers'd the Actors. On Sunday Morning the Earl of Sunder- land and his Brother the Hon. Mr. John Spencer, fet out together from Sundbury for his Lordfhip's Seat near Northampton. A poor Woman at Sunbury, having all her Goods taken in Execution,' and her ...

... V-oih. °f July next, betwixt the Hours of 2 and 4 Afternoon, the Five Pound Land of ALL ANTON is to be expofed to Sale by voluntary Roup in Muirhead's CofFeehoufe. The Lands ly in the Parifh of Gaillon and Shire of Air, hold Blanch of the Earl of Marchmont ...

... and the Mafler and two Paffengers (one a young Woman) were drowned, but two young Men his Servants were fayed. It feems, though the Mafter had been ac- quainted with the Channel many Years, he miftook the Land, and thought of making for Scilly. What is ...

... Letters add, that the Plates and Cups were heard and obferved to move on the Shelves. New-York, May 22. On Wednefday laft a Woman of this City had Liberty to go into a Garden to gather a Mefs of green Herbs, and in gathering them fhe took hold of the Top ...

... Concourie Poles both Sexes tied or from the Army it advaneY., is thought make 50,000 more. Their con ant Number Soldiers in Pay is only 200, bur they can eafiiy maintain 12,000, and have fomctimes had an Army OOO Men. T;»e Houfes (lately, the Churches ...

... not mewed any from the Armies. The Letters from Moldavia and Wallachia unanimoufly confirm the bad Condition the Ottoman Troops are in; and cannot fuffidently exprefi the Terror the Turks are in at the approach of the Ruffian Army; fo iruch they fear coming ...

... punifhing Mutiny and Defertion ; and a Motion being made for the Reduction of the Land Forces to 12,000 Men, Debates arofc, wherein many Speeches were made in relation to a Standing Army in Time of Peace, being hot confiftant with the Cohftitution, and that it ...

... raifing new Rc 4 cruits, and ycftcrday began them to the Frontiers of ; their Army will 1 confill of about 49,000 Men The King, 4 hear, is lhortly to make a Tour ro the Army, 4 and defigns rclide Camp. Things here 4 have much the *cc of War atprcfcnt. ...

... Exprefs which arriv'd on Monday laft from the Rhine brought Advice, that the French Army was making Difpofitions for a new Siege, and that it was currently faid in the Army that rhe Dcfign was upon Old Briiac, that the Marfhal Noailles, with his Body of ...