... BE' 15, MO C C L'X II i. « .s. Mteklmtunh, (GtrmMny) Stfr,. Wt arc ail here the greatreffi Confufion, owing Rept that hit PrufEan Majcfty intendt marching a Body of jo » Men at lead, into this , Dutchy* Vatioat are the C®aJeW relative to the Caufc of this intended Movement; fomedV Ihey are only Coips of Obfcrvation. to watch the Motitfni f the Saxon Troops which have been for fome Time ...

... Places Poland, Abundance printed Bills have been dilperfed, to the fcll.JW'ing Purport: Notice is hereby given to every one, to take Arms againfl a Potentate who endeavouis create Divifions in the Kingdom, dillurb our Tranquilay, and for ciiis Put pole fends Troops into our Territories, without a previous or any formal Per. million.” We are allured it has (ince been refolved to give the King ...

... Ftrtriflion to his Ohice one the AW-rniiin this City. After this, the Inflrument of his Relignation was read, which w as utuininoully accepted. The Corporation then voted, that their hanks Ihouid prefented to Mr Allen, for the many and repeated Services he had rendered to this City. N EW T Oc t. »». Toefday beiogjdfe of his Maj. fly’s Acceflion to the Throne, when he entered into the fourth ...

... or Broom, hitherto confidered as a Weed, is capable of being ufed in Tanning, for the fame Purpofet, and in at great a Degree of Perfection, at Oak Bark; A Thing that deferves to be made known in other Nations, as well as in France, at it mud contribute, in very high Degree, to the Prefervatioo of Timber, well as to the Improvement of poor Land. The Admiralty of Sweden hat given public Notice, ...

... i Urge Yard, Brew-houfe, Stables, and other Offices. Enquite of Mr Cramlinitron, the Broad ch«ir, Newcaftle upon Tjne. [This »ill but once mote advcnifed.] ...