The Gazette

day Count Goes set out for Baden, and Count Sei- lern intends to follow him very soon. Count AVra- taflaw is arrived here from Prague, and General Mercy from Lorrain. It is said, the Imperial Troops, …

bring an account, thit the King of Sweden c*ontthil* ed still at Demotica, and King Staniflaus at Ben-' der. The Grand Viiir was very much incensed ac the Palatin of Mazovia, our Ambassador, for refus…

it is thought his Prussian Majesty will not Concern himself in the Affairs of the North, nor declare openly io favour of the House of Gottorp, as well upon account of the Engagements he hath enter'd i…

cant by the -.'eparture of Monlieur Aghire to the Court of Vienna. Great Preparations of War were making at Reggio and other Places, by order of Count Tauflj but jt wa^ not known for what Design. Hart…

Hanover, May 1. JV". .?. iJttdrs frpm Constantinople bring an account, th^t tlie King of Sweden being informed at Demotici of the CdnClufton of the Peace between the Emperor and France, had desired le…

the Minister? of Holstein at this Place, and is now set out for Berlin, in order to make some Proposals to that Court in fiVour of ***weden and Holstein : But it is thought he Will hardly succeed in h…

principal Deputies of the Nobility being sent for* Count Horn told them, his Majesty weuld be very much displeased, if they persisted in their Design of conferring the Regency upon the Princels. Upon …

been conducted to tiie -Court. Prince Kurakin,, the Czar's Ambassador to the States General, arrived here on the 22d from the Hague, and on the. 24th he had a private Audience of the ^lector* JT-he ne…

the Senate, and intends to set out Very soon fbr Great Britain. They write from Rome, that Car** dinal Carpegna, wb 3 had been Forty Years Vicar ofthe Popes, died there on* the 6th Instant. On the 7th…

Welling upon the Affairs of the King his Master. General Spar, who has been in the Service of tlte most Christian King, is arrived here from Paris. His Prussian Majesty has assembled his Troops at Hav…