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... Dutch were allowed, without Molellation, to fend over Six Thoufand of thofe very Forces who were made Prl foners by the French King’s Arms; Troops whicl; could be of no Ufe to the Dutch in theif own Coun- May itpleafeyour Royal Highnefs, -r Cannot help exprefiing ...
... theEmprefs, the King of Poland, and the King of Prullia; whereby the interior Tranquillity of the Princes of the Empire is reftored, and the Emprefs enabled more effectually to fupport herfelf and her Allies in Italy, particularly the King of Sardinia ; ...
... King of Sardinia, Coufukration of the Reduaion Par™?™, 22. At the Conferences which the Count de Stanville, the Tuican Mmilier has lately had with Our vliniAry, they talk’d to him in a pretty haughty Tone about the Projett of drawing the Lmpire into War ...
... General de Montal was taken Prifoner. The King has given the Archbiihoprick of this Place to M. de Bellefonds, Archbilhop Arles. Hague, March 22. By Letters from Turin of the sth Inllant, there is Advice, that the King of Sardinia has given Orders for pulhing ...
... LAT IO NS Moral WDivine Two Volumes : By Sir MATTHEW HALE, Kt. late Lord Chief JuJiice of the King's Bench. which is prefix'd Account of his Life and Death, by Dr. G. Burnet Bifioop of Sarum. Alfo, a New Edition of the FREEHOLDER, or Political Essays 9 the ...
... publi/hed and fold by R. Faults. Charufterijiicks. vol. Price bound and letter'd 75.6 d. Large Paper 9/. Mr. Addifn's Cato. Price t\d. Fine Paper 6d. Dr. More's Dialogues the Attributes of God and Providence. Ray's IVifdom of God in the Creation. Philojophiae ...
... Rations for the King’s Troops, which are in full March on all Sides draw near this City. Marfhal Saxe is expected here the Day after To-morrow, and Count Lowendahl makes all the neceffary Difpofitions for opening the Campaign. It is faid the King will fet out ...
... by ar,k,lying to Moires. !leekwith Z.:. Co. Mr. Meek, or Mr. LI TI - obipron, (if .I.iferpool Pminmteil partiCulars will be read.y to . delive.r tAtenty days ceding the tale, and' a plan may now be teen at Mr. Chriltieii Who is empowered to receive propofais ...
... infulated, and that fonae common pat might fun continue to exiii 4 . between ene Powers Of the .North. DOWNING.,TREET, JUNE 29. King .has been pleaftd to appoint William Vullarton, • Efq. Brigadier-General Thomas Piton, and Sainuti Hood, Eiq. Captain of the ...
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... :he town.- • The. people greeted, the. Royal. Family with loud acclamations, repeated/y intaairriing, Long bye the King, The King on his arrng at he town, ned the hot,. bath ?rcp*ted for, Lim. . . 14ANDON FA.SHICINS F9l: jt;Lr, - Full Dresstr.-1. A ...
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