... 25. Yefterday a Jew underwent the ordinary and extraordinary Examination* being accufed of Murdering a Woman at her Home on Thurfday laft As this Woman's Husband had been loft fome time, 'tis not doubted but the Jew had fome Accomplices. Our Letters from ...

... Beautiful, *and of good Uuderftanding. Letters from Germany mention, that the Proteftant Army is marching t form a Camp on the Frantiers of Poland, and thit the Polifh Army is augmented to 18000 Men. They write from Edinburg, That three if the Rioters mention ...

... down, being built on tbe main Com- mon ihore ; there was in it a poor Woman that was brought to Bed the Days before, and her Child being dead was laid in its Coffin-, the laid Woman fell into tho Shore with the Bed fhe Uy on, and wa6 driven by the Torrent ...

... knew that his Plot v. as difecver d. »V:s further added, that ice Turks have refolved to declare Wat againfl: Ri .tin and P ...

... onthe Spot, another wounded, and the ictt ran away. Sherborn, Dorfet, April 2. Laft Week one Mr. Pro ...

... Xavier- Fraacisde Paulo J)hn Neopotnenecan- Alexander Ignatiuf- Henry Adam ; the Emperor (landing Godfather by Proxy. The Archdweheft, Governefi of the Auftrian Nether- lands, rewarded the pjge who brought her the News of the Prince's Birth, with a very rich ...

... Trod, and the other a Shoemaker named Bruneau, gave them to i Woman to carry them to Rochevillein Normaridy. The Shoemaker in orderto know his Son had marked his Lin- nen and his Cap. The Woman confounded the Names of the two Children, calling that which ...

... beea neither a Proteftant nor a free Country. What the one could not compafs by bis vaft Armada at Sea, nor the other by a Land Army of 400,000 Men, might have been ef- fefted by no very greac Sum of Money, diftributed a- mong our Mercenary Wretches. Nor ...

... chofen Chairman of the Com- mittee of irilh Lands belonging to this Cky, in the room of Sir Francis Forbes, deceafed. His Majefty has been pleafed to appoint Dr. John Hoi- lins Phyfleian General to the Army, in the Room of Sir H*ni Sloan. Robert Earl ...

... Sotp/and carry it off. Orders fuve been fent to bis Excellency the Lord Car- teret, to gift Dircftions to the Officers of the Army in Irela id for the new Exercife of Arms fo bepradtifed by theH> i Dragoons and Foot in that Kingdom, as the fam* f iow ufed ...

... fhock'd at the News of his Father's Death, that he dy'd of Grief a few Days after. The Lord North and Grey, Lieut. Gen. in the Army of Spain, is arrived at Paris. We have the following Account from France of an odd Accident . that happen'd in Santa Maura ...

... that there will be very foon fume Regulation in the Affairs of the Navy, • as has been already begun among the Officers in the Army ; and we hear that among other Gentlemen, Sir Stafford Fairbone, the eldeft Flag Officer in the Navy of England by a jult Seniority ...