The Gazette

Right Trusty and , t'i$tiy bdjavcd[fo0iiandCouncellor Robert Marqtttss o/Lindsev, Great Cham- tints i.eIbvtdX7ouncelliir, thomas. Arch-Bishop of Cdn(ei%tir^; Primate of alffaiji.fti. and Metri.* pbfit…

John Duke of Marlborough, Captain-General of hit IU- jesty's Forces. John Duke of Argyle. Jimes Duke of Montrofs, One ofhis Majesty's Principal Secretary's of State. John Duke of Roxburghe. -Henry Duk…

rough of Maiden in the County ofEflex; presented to his Majesty by John Comyns. Serjeant at Law, and Thomas Bfampton, Esq; their Representatives in Parliament, introduced by his Grace the Archbistiop …

ft. James% This Day hi* Grace William Lord Archbishop of Tork, Daniel .Earl of Nottingham, and Cbarles Lord Halifax, were, by His Majesty's Command, Sworn Lords of His Majesty's Most Honourable Privy …

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Seized and Secured, to One of His Majefly's Principal Secretaries of State. And we do hereby further, in His Majefly's Name, Order, That the Reward of One hundred thousand Pounds, direSed by the faid …

peror's We are expresty commanded to asture you, That it will be His Majesty's constant Care to promote the Happineft of the City, and to make its Trade Flour ist. To the KfNG's most Excellent Majesty…

fending fliould Hot immediately opori his," her, or thei/ being thereof so Convicted, j>ay to the said Justice of the Peace of chief Magistrate, before whom such Conviction fliould be made, the said F…

in order to visit the Fortifications o( th^ Place. It is said, thc Allies of the North are firmly resolved not to agree to a Suspension of Arms with Sweden. , Letters from Revel-bring an account, that…

with the Ministers of the States General, upon the Subject of the Barrier, will go soon into Holland for that purpose. Signor Zani, Ambassador of the Republick of Venice, hath taken his Leave of the C…