... it is a Qucftion whe- ther that Commodore will be able to do any Thing with thefe Pirates, who would before this have declared open War againft the Dutch, had it not been prevented by the pacifick Inclinations of the Dey, who has hitherto hinder'd them ...

... of the Blood, Counfeliors and Minifters of State, h3ve fet up the Standard againft the pacifick Cardi- nal, and openly declare for War 5 and that the Peo- ple join'd fo far in the Cry, that his Eminency wiil have enough to do to Item the Torrent.* Col. ...

... •Refiitution of the Places that were yielded to him by the Sultan Efrtfl. his Sublime Highnefs has, by way of Anfwer, declar'd War as.ainft him, and in Confe- quence thereof has given Orders to fet up the Stan- dard of Mahomet, and to hang out the Horfe ...

... Repebl*c.k. Venice .Sept. \6. Tr.e Letters we have received from Co ftantinople, d*K?3 the 9th paft, confirm not only the Declaration Of War by the Porte a- gmift Prince Thamas, the prefent Sophi of Perfia 9 but add, thit the Grand Signor, who was .gone from ...

... Caftelar the Spamlb Am- Wm^^M baflador at the Court of France, we ?? are told continues to prefs the Allies of Sevelle toa Declaration of War, unlefs the Emper- or (hall think fit ro adhere to 'the Treaty ot Scvcllc, of Which we find not the leaft Appearance ...

... Surprize, by the Garrifon of a neighbouring Fortrefs. But we do not believe that fuch a Deiiga cou-:d be, without any Declaration of War. ...

... Refident at Con- ftantinople, faid to bring Advice, that the Turks are refolved on a War with the Republick of Ve- nice; that the Grand Signor is aftually equipping 18. Men of War, with a great Kumber of other VelTels, to go and attack the Ifles of Zmte and ...

... Burroughs, Efqrs. Letters from the Hague by the Holland M^il, confirm the erecting the Horle Tail at Conftanti- nople, as a Declaration of War with the Chrifti- ans: They add, that a Courier is fent to the Dnke of Lorrain, to haften his Journey to the Imperial ...

... the Hague, by the Holland Mail Yefterday, actually confirm the cre- eling of the Horfe Tail at Conftantinople, as a Declaration of War with the Chrifti- ans; they add, that a Courier is fent to the Duke of Lorain, to haften his Journey to the Imperial ...

... any Person whatever, is a greater Enemy and Traitor to his Country, than he who declares open War against the Government. A Bosom Enemy m? always be a Criminal, but a declared one may have an Excuse. N. B. I hope my Readers will accept of the aforesaid Accounts ...

... Holland tniC -> Tha: a Conner has brought. News f rom Conftantinople of the Turks having (ct up the Horfe Tail (their Declaration of War) againfl; taulcovy, aud are 10 take the Field win. 3 00,cc0 ivien, and the Perfians with aco,coo, to attack the Ruflian ...

... CoflackP i ■J*\LV v Ch r!l' J he * write flom ?? of the 9*h A that the Vice- WW> \f an Order from the Emperor, publifhed a Declaration of War a- 1 j£*TO .^ d L ordered a «h« %^iards inhabiting * that Kingdom, to re- §j?e outturn the Space of a Month. 6 ' ...