... feveral Promotions will be made in the Army. Yefterday a Woman was tried before theliench of Juftices at Hicks's-Hall, upon an Indi6tment of defrauding one Mrs. Newton of IL 1. 13 s. on Pretence of being a cunning Woman, or Fortune-teller, and as fuch, of ...

... 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 ...

... Kidely from thofe we have even from Genoa : ?? fay, that the Rebels believing thelmpecia- |iits would land at St- Fiorenzo, detached thither ?? of their Army ; but on Advice of their Iwdingat Baftia, and drfiodging their Troops- a* ?? Rebels entrenched thcmfelves ...

... Harbour was not intended, we may fay truly that the has been carried too far. We have no Sluice to let the Waters hi from the Land fide, and only a Fan, as it is called here, remains fituated on the Canal of Forties, belonging to the Jurifdidion of that ...

... Night the Galley which conveyed the fecosd Succour of Imperial Troops, returned hither from Baftia h the Troops being fafely landed there the 27th and. 2Bth paft. A Party ofthe Rebels had fne wed themfelves again, a few Days before in the Neighbourhood of ...