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there, and not enter Spain till further Orders Hereapoa the Cardinal dispatched his Nephew the Prince de Cela- mare tp Madrid, to lay before his Catholick Majesty an account of his Conduct, and to end…

your Majesty's Royal Person and Issue, to defend your Majesty's Supremacy, te maintain your Ecclesiastical and Maritime Laws, to assert your Sovereignty rf the Sea*, and to Support your Majesty's Crow…

The following Address was presented to Hi* Majesty by the Reverend Dr. Stanhope, Dean of Canterbury, by Order of his Grace the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury ,* introduced by the H'ght Honourable the L…

St. James's, October 8. The following Addresses have been presented to His Majesty. An humble Address of the Higb Steward, Alderman, and Capital Burgestes of the Borough of Malmesbury. in the County o…

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 …