... will do nothing in this Affair precipitately, but will ferio-jfiy -confult his Allies upon a Bufinefs of fuch Importance, and by Means whereof there is almoft a Certainty of difcovering many Machinations, Contrivances and am) particularly the Plan. of ...

... their Affiftance, beinz appithcnfive chat it would alfo be uM a Vaierday died at her Houfe in Queen Scfuate, Weflminftcr aged 90, cheß-ght Hon. the Counted Dowager of Winchefter' Tne fame Day came Advice, chat h s Royal Highneft the Dulce ot ?? landed ...

... up fome Roman Catholick Prieffc, wlft has bcenconceal'd near this City fot ibme Time P-tffej^ They write from Lincoln, that a sickness rages at that place among the Rebel Prisoners, whereof have died, and others are much indisposed. We hear that Baynton ...

... that there will be but one great Stroke ftruck this Year, and that in Flanders, with a View to make the Peace go down the better; for it feems to be a Thing fettled, chat a Peace muft be had at all Events, the King being as much wcaiy of the War as the People ...

... round the Town, at a Mile or two DilUnce. The Rebels who were left, made a Shew of intending to de- fend the Place, firing their Cannon upon every Body who ap -peared in Sight of it. The Artillery from Whitehaven was expected to arrive in a Day or two at the ...

... few if any lefs than chat Number. The Courts of Vienna and Drefden are not at all difpirited at this Check. Her Majefty of Hungary receiv'd the News of ie with that Refolution whifti Ihe has fhewn on all Occafion^ faying, * It is a Misfortune that my Brother ...

... enter into the Service of France, 1000 livres for a Colonel, 1800 for a Lieutenant-Colonel, 1600 for a Captain, and 600 for every Subaltern. He has remitted to him for this Purpose 50,000 Crowns, and a great many Gentlemen offer to engage. We are assured ...

... Company of Merchants 5000 1. in the Name of the whole Society ; which was followed by a generous Suofcripcion of the whole Bench of Magiftrates, fome of whom fubferibed 500 1. a-piece, and others 300, 200, and 100 1. This generous and loyal Spirit w„s fsconded ...

... came to Town a Peifon, mounted, guarded by five Dragoons: Heis faid to be a French Drum, difpitch'd from fome of the French Officers in Scotland, with a Meflage from the French King, concerning a Cartel, for tbc Exchange of Prifo'nefs, and had ...

... Provinces. According to a Lift we have receiv'd of Prince Charles's Army, it appears, that fince the Arrival of fome Rein- forcements it confifts of 56,000 regular Troops, ex- clufive of the Saxons. We alfo hear from that Army, that a Grand Council of Wai- ...

... Execution at fome Dillance from one another, attended each by a Clergyman ; where the Rev. Dr. Berdmore read a pious Etliortation ; and after a Pfalm was fuug, he pray'd fervently with both of them a coiifiderable Time, and then took his Leave. Grimes faid ...

... the Hurricane, was a final! Veffcl, and had on Board Goid Duft, Elephants Teeth, Rhubarb, and other valuable Commodities, to a confiderable Amount. She had on board Capt. Cotton Dent, three Lieutenants, three Surgeons, two Boatfwains, a Carpenter, and ten ...