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Munich, July 9. On Saturday last the Court returned here from Nymphenbourg; and the next Morning the Baron de Gemmingen, En* voy Extraordinary, from the Margrave of Baden* Baden*, went in great State …

have received the difagreable News, that thej had felt a terrible Shock of an Earthquake* Which had occasioned considerable Dam2ge. On the 24th the Margrave and Margravine of Bareith, wefat to see the…

the Guards of his Palace to be considerably aug* men ted ; and several of the Militia, who excited the People tq this Insurrection) have been so Verery punished. Vienna, June 28, They are working with…

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of it. The Foreign Ministers Audiences ofthe Vizir began on the 22d, and finished on Surf- day the 25 th. M. Vergennes, Envoy Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary from the Court of France, arrived here, …

Page 1 The London smwb. 3*8$ publiflpD ftp autl)otup. From featurtiap June 18, to Œturoap July i, 1755. Constantinople, May 17. tton, were invited. M, Duplcix, the late * Governor of Pond'cherr}*^ is …

of .Barracics and about So Hou& j an several Persons perished in the Flames. Frankfort, June 9. The Princes of NassaU- SarJb/uck and Usingen, who have .been for several Months in France, are returned …

frefhments j and, on his Arrival in the Evening at Castle Gandolfo, was presented by thtf Constable with divers Sorts of Eatables, which were carried there by twelve Servants. Cardinal Besozzi is take…