The Gazette

quels Poleni, to know his Opinion how to pre* vent the Fall of that Building* He has in* vited hinv aD the fame Tinie^ UO tfomeTO RoriiiS to examine the fame upon the Place. Several are of Opinion tba…

Whitehall, February t. His Majesty's Ship the Saphire, commanded by Captain Holmes, being on a Cruize on the Coast of Portugal, and in Company with some homeward bound Merchant Ships, which he was con…

X4* Two other Convoys are expected from Sicily and the Levant, in order to provide this Capital and the Magazines with the neceflary Provision's. Four Row-boats that were cruizing in the Adriatick are…

Inesi has appointed M. O Kelly, of Irish Extraction, late Captain of Grenadiers ia ths Lorrain Guards, Governor of the Fortress of Grofletto, situate in the Maritime Part of the* State of Sienna. fien…

ftiarch, by Detachments of iMiquelets and Spanish Grenadiers; but they were briskly received, and were neither able to do us much Harm, or to disorder us in our Retreat. The utmost of our Loss amounts…

to be recruited in France; and frohi Prague, that Piince Lobcowitz leaves that Capital to-day with his Troops, for the Upper Palatinate. General Festetitz is to blockade Egra, where the Mortality cont…

rial Majesty is gracioufly pleased to permit her Subjects to wear out all the prohibited Sorts of Apparel, provided it was made up before the Publication of the said Law, and that it be sent to the pr…

tiarrison that was allowed by the Capitulation I but one of the Article from Dresden- for adds, to withdraw, went out of the Town the zd of J read writes. |Admiralty [ Price Two Pence. J| this Month. …

forty-four Hours. The little Garrison within made a very brave and vigorous Resistance* and would not surrender till the Walls were tumbling about their Ears, and they saw the Petard was fixed to the …

StoeBdlm, Dec. t7* 'Ensign Pecklinj Sd-*! *<*"* the Holstein Minister at this Court, return'd hither a few Days ago from Moscow, whither he had been sent Express by his Father^ to insorni the Duke of …