... he teems to hint that would be acceptable to his Imperial Majefty, if their High Mightineffes Would take the Traci-ill of the Emperor under their- Proteaion ; and then on the other-hand, the Imperial Arnball-actor is now daily with the Minifters of Great ...

... importing, that the was difpofed to make Peace on the Footing of the Treaty of Nyftadt, without any Alteration therein. Her Imperial Majefty of all the Ruflias, notwith• ftanding the . Suecefs with which the Almighty has ' been pleafed to blefs her Arms ...

... be made eithitupon his Imperial Majeity:or mott-C.nriftian.Majeity: `Mit A 1 tide cannot be agieedto, : becßufe we /ate nttbint • to do ttlitb his Majefly thc • and 9 1 , Saxony. • IX: . That it fball be for all the ~.Imperial. and. :s French Officers ...

... Way, in order 'to rapport the Pretenfions of Prince Theodore of bavaria, Bifhop of Ratifbon and Freifingen, .rother to his Imperial Majelly. The Choice of the new Ele&or will in agreat Meafure determine the Fax of Germany. FRANC'E. Paris, Ward; i z. The ...

... Prepofitions of that Court in relation to a Peace.. They were examined in 'a grand Council of, State held Yciterday by his Imperial Mjelty, but we do not hear they were approved., It is fuppofed, that in this Cafe M. Wainer has fomething farther to propole ...

... Surprize that we are in here, at the Queen of Hungary's Refolution to declare herfelf abfolute Sovereign of Bavaria and the Upper Palatinate, and to demand as loch, an Oath of of the Nobility, Clergy, and People. His Imperial Majetty has publifhed - a Proteflation ...

... cenfured by the imperial Diet at Franckfort, boner than it cm be elfewhere. The !aft Letters from Vienna, irattead of? ' fay that r2OOO Danes will be taken into a certain Court, in order to be cm. ployed for the Queen of. fitmgau's Service. it is confirm'J ...

... Germany. Yeiterday an Order came from the Board of . Ordn:fice at Woolwich, for the getting ready 5o Tons of Military Stores for the Service of the Britifh Forces in Germany, among which are to be 30 Mortars that are to carry 36 lb. The fame Day the ...

... grounds this Proceeding on the Right that all the Members of the Empire have to recruit in the Imperial Towns; which, he conceives, mull extend to her Majetly the Queen of Hungary, as is a Member; and withil, none of the leaft confiderabic of the Empire. Her ...

... feied by the Queen tlf Hungary's Orders, give the clearett and fullett Accounts of the Defigns of France, and her Allies, to the Prejudice of thefe Kingdoms. Her Hungarian Majefty has lately iirued an Order, requiring all Officers in her Service to be at ...

... be taken after a flight Refinance. 11. His Imperial Nijefty, who !hall be acknOwledged in that Quality by the Queen of Hungary, he immediately reftured to his Hereditary Dornirions ; and fhall enjoy the Imperial Crown s long as he lives. . 111. Grand Duke ...

... of Troops to cover the Eledorate of Hanover, They write from Franckfort, that the Queen Of Hungary having. laid Part of the Dominions of the Elector Palatine under military Execution, it has been determined.tb let bole the French Army upon the Territories ...