... purfuance thereof, all the Prif.' oners were immediately let Liberty. This Order has gained the new Grand Vizir the 01 ion People, and particularly thole who are poffeffed of any Office in this! City : fo that f)r three Days fucceflively his was furrounded ...

... Carporaiiort. The Right Hen the Earl Cholmondlcy pain relup>'d, and lies dangcroufly ill his an VVhisttiiftlL On Monday last A Representation came from the County of Somerset, sign'd by the whole Grand Jury and the rest of the principal Gentle- men assembled at ...

... Count Khevenhuller t*heir laft Conferences remov'd all the Difficulties which retarded the Evacuation ol the Milanefe. Several People believe that it will take Placc immediately after the Return of the Couriers which thofe two Generals have difpatched away ...

... Woman) attempted cut nu Throat; but being a Arong Woman, defended hcrleil, till receiving new Wounds, flic feJJ down: But People happening to that time, the Rogi. ran a and was taken there with the Knife his Hand, while others of the d earned the Woman ...

... Inhabitants to carry their Fire-Arms to certain Places where they arc be at the King Dilj>ofal but the true Intent difarnung the People tliis manner hinder all Caballing and Plots againlt the Government. Upon Report that the Peace is (hortly to publiihed, the ...

... Majefty ft'ould do nothing this which lhould irregular or dishonourable, but what ihould entiiely corrclpond with the the People of that liland. Extract of a Utter the Hli States General, after many Deliberations, 4 whether take violent Meafurcs, in order ...

... better Manner than his own Performance was. The People have often heard of in the Air, but never faw any thing like one before, and therefore they flock there great Abundance: And even the better Sort of People, who laughed the Story of the Devil's Mafonly ...

... If France Jhould alfo Jend one thither to afjift the Swedes, purfuant to the Treaty which fttlftfts tween tkofe two Crowns, People may eajily guejs the Confequer.ee s. Such is the Situation on this Side Europe. It does not appear that the ift Squadron is ...

... He has also acquainted the rest of the Governors in the West- Indies of the above Resolution, and they have all resolved to act agreeable to the Example he has set them. 'Tis said a Squadron of Men of War will be sent to the Coast of Africa: And that a ...

... to deflroy that Harmony and Con- fidence, which fhould ever fubfift between a juft and virtuous Prince and a free and loyal People. For thisdifaffciled Purpofe, they have introduced into every Part ofthe Adminiftration of our happy, legal Conftitui ion ...

... Senfe of a People cf.n never fo well be difcovered as jn the free Exercife of their conllitutional Rights; and if that fliall ftill continue to be termed factious and &di*ietMi if a fet of defperate and ill- defigning Men will perfilt to act in Oppofition ...

... taxed without Representation, as ' much as thac the People of this Country * fhould pay Taxes to which, or to the Con- ■• tinnance of which they have not confented.' * I will endeavour, Gentlemen, to the ut- * moft of my Abilities, to act up to the Station ...