... who is expeded here againft the 15 th of next Month, Vienna, April 20. The States of lower Auftria are to aflemble to Mor- row, to fettle the Succeffion; 'tis thought the Emperor will repair to that Alfembly. We are a If o told, That the States cf Hifngary ...

... 2. Ovid's Mctamorphofis n 15 Books, tr (inflated by Mr. Dry den. Mr. Addifon, Dr. Garth. Mr, Mainwarning, Mr. Congreve, Mr. Row, Mr. Pope, Mr Gay, Mr. Eu/den, Mr. Croxall, and other em nent Hands, publiflod by Sir Samuel Garth , M. D. adorn d with Scriptures ...

... Inftant N. S. fet out from Schonhoven for Ha- nover. Our Bubblers intend, 'tis faid, to revive the Trade by the Praaice of bor- rowing and lending inftead of buying and felling, in Orderto evade the Acl- However tbeir Funeral was celebrated to Day, by fhowing ...

... 18. Yefterday Mr. Schaub the Englnh becretary iet out hence for Alcala to meet Colonel Stanhope who is expected here to Mor- row • and we hear likewife, that the King has named a Minifter to go to rhe Court of 'Tis reported, that Orders are iffued to put ...

... Stock at, the Annuitants as yet are not likely to know. know. The Transfer Books for thofe Annuitants are to be fhut to mor- row. ...

... Prince has been given to underftand, that he muft conform himfelf to the Imperial Commiflion, Things being gone too far to be row alter'd ; whereupon he has lent Orders to his Minifters to come to an Agreement as loon as Poffible. The Duke of Holftein feeing ...

... Debts, received Letters of Invitation to Day from the Lord Townihend, to meet his Lordfhip and other Minifters of State, tomor- row as 'tis believ'd, at the Rofe Tavern without Temple Bar in Relation to their Remonftrances, as we lately mentioned, againft ...

... at Sea. Twooi the Sallee Cruiz- ers were loft, but tbe Men fayed, one near Momora, the other at Fedhle ; ; and alio a Saliee-Row-boat wasioft near Arzilla. ...

... manfully for the publick Good, let us not be defeated like our Neighbour, after whofie Inventions we have gone a [tray, nor for row e r Yen as others, without Hope. Have we been delivered from the Qtrfe of Arbitrary Power, have we been pre ferved from the ...

... London, November iF. We hear that a Patent has palled the Great Seal, granting to Captain Ja- cob Rowe the fole Property and Advantage of Inftruments by him invented for the more effectual taking of Altitudes, and finding the Latitudes of Places both ...

... sg^i^'y;rMgfiia^ enaiile, a Very ?? which the had Ceuta, fecured by a broad deep Ditch and a Parapet, on which t*>as fixed a Row of Chevaux of FnTe. Thefe they endeavour'd to remove with inch Refolution, that it might be. accounted Ralhnefs, becaufe they ...

... Chaulncs have reficrned their Places of Honorary Directors of the India Company, and a General Affembly is to be held to Mor- row at the Bank, to chufc two others in their Room, and to regulate fevcral Matters relating to the Accompts of the Company to the ...