The Gazette

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erl, andon the 12th were most of them on board, the Infantry still lying in Quarters in the Neighbourhood, in order to imbark last j and that it was believed ther Fleet would be ready to put to Sea on…

been employed by his Prussian Majefly in Jtho Quality of his Resident at Hambourg. Bern}, June 22-. The Treaty for accomoda- ting the Differences* between the! Cantons of Zutich and Berne on one Side,…

lence which both Parties expressed towards eaeft Other at this first Interview, andthe Franknel"! of their Debates, giv-*1 all* irhaginsible Cause to hope that Matters will soon be brought to a ha pp/…

camped. Count Mercy is drawing together by his Great Marshal Count Callemberg, and another Body of Imperial Troops upon the M. Gabel his Secretary at War, but the rest Banks of the Danube, at some Dis…

are remoVed tp a Neighbouring Monastery be * c c'u,z"? "'" *. " .'" *mf" * i"^r pt 1"._ .** -L* _r .1.. /-I..J.5. -t o. rd.V two Spanish Ships richly laden that are ex*. pected from the South Sea. The…

fended by a Rascian Captain with only 1 c/o Heydukes ," but the Turks were beaten off in two Attacks, with the Loss- of 16 of their Men. Prince Eugene being on his Departure from hence for the Army, h…

the Venetian Ambassadour, are since arrived, and have taken the Quarters at Passarowitz which M. Talman had marked. But the Turkish Plenipotentiaries refusing absolutely to remain in their Camp, by re…

Crowns to any Person that shou'd disc-ave's the said Author 3 and, besides this Reward* a full Pardon to any one, who having had a Hand in it, Ihould declare who was the principal Con.river *of it j b…

board, together wirh other Artillery and great Stores of all Sorts of Ammunition "- but that the Time for the Sailing of the Fleet was not yet fixed, nor the Enterprise for which all these Preparation…