... Minifterhad private Audi« Sice the Emprefs Queen, at which made verbal Declaration to her Majeity, and afterwards delivered a written Memorial iutbe following Terms: The King Mailer having certain Advice •' the Queen and the Emprefs Ruffia con ' cluded,in ...

... lies, it fhould be requifite. , Broglio and have failed lefs s'olitical than the Military Scheme their Ope n.fioi.i. Court had undertaken her Aijics, cover the Imperial Commiffirei that were be Munfter, Paderbom, and Hildeflwun make Matters of Eicaor-tc ...

... our ' le x kmcn 'be Arfenals arc em. (ju'i ~,, N,gh ? ctt rta -iy fufficient o a 1 Sorts of Military Stores the Opening the Cam, aign. Their Imperial Majefnes declared k . fore Yefterday, before Jeat Number Courtiers, that 130000 Ruffian Troops treaUuaHy ...

... Regency in cafe the King's Den life befo*e the Prince Royal is of Age 5 have eitablilhed Funds for all the nect{Tary Services, Civil and Military, and have appropriated Funds j tor the Pawent of the Royal Debts, and for the inception of the King's Revenue given ...

... belonging her Imperial lit. Tne /hall efeerted, by the near Rt the laid Eortrefs. IV. It is demanded that the Garrilon may take u th them the Military which b here, for their I'nrirtainiVici.t. . , They deliver the King? Com n-,iiV:r\ all Hie imperial Che lb ...

... re ex before John Keeling, confelfed, that he ftolen' about 661. a Queen Anne's Piece yellow'd over, a Silver Watch, Metal Ware!, and Metal B x, out Mr. Price's Houf who keeps the Queen of Hungary's Head inlflfo.! ton Road. He was committed to Clerkenwell ...

... Tories returned to their old pni ciple Hereditary Right but the Whigs the Majoiity in parliament till the latter End Reign of Queen Ann, lories camw' into the ended glorious War an inglorious peace. it the lories were for long peace 2nd flale the Whigs were ...

... King of Spain's approaching Death, the Imperial Claims to theDutchy Parma and Placentm will reviv'd. By the Return our Minuter:-, the Court Naples, /hall, perhaps be informed the Motivator the extraordinary Military Preparations carrying-on the King Sar ...

... Duke >inl arriv d here the 3d and is greatly cart.fi thur Imperial and the whole Court. A r between one if the i 11:11 talked 01. April 27. There is room expect eitntr arnnlike pence t.ns Her Imperial hao rtlufed otter of hur milli-01s lor tht large and county ...

... known, have export ted in fuch Terms with the Imperial that he difpatched a Courier immediately Vienna, to reprefent the Neceflity of inftantly receiving Orders to put an End to this Affair. Report that the Queen of Naples infifts upon the Intet,vi ...

... (in Ruflia)Nov. 7, Though is not to doubted that the was with the Conduct of jvlarihal d'ApraXin, during his commanding her Imperial Majority's Ar my, has given a iarther convincing Pn of of her Approbation. When General Panm, was the Marlhal with Account ...

... Arm on ccount deprived ■nftt EN NA ' S German A definitive glvt 10 the Brit,lli » . * as foon as any Expedient can be ni, Queen for the Ex- the King Poland, and the reft her Allies, for the Injuries they have received, and proper Guaranties for the Security ...