The Gazette

Peace of Christendom, and particularly that ofthe Empire. Count Lefly is arrived here from Hungary, whither Count Capran is gone to command thc Imperial Forces ; the last Letters from those parts spak…

War, is suddenly expected in these parts, which are filled with apprehensions of the French designs. Francs art, April 1. Ihe Electors have, as we understand, written to the Emperor^ to d-sire him tha…

nor of Newport gives, to thc building of a Bridge" ihc French think fit to make, and that because he says it is too near one of the Out-Forts of that place; his bxcellcncy disinist the Gentleman with …

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Regality and the differences that have thereupon arisen between the Court of France and Rome, afford anailiple subject of discourse, which the generality of people here at present entertain themselves…

produce an Allyance between them. The Heer Gotzke of Buchwolt is made Starftholder of Oldenburg and Delmerhorst by the King of Dane marks,who, as we are told make a pretension to Auricke as depending …

out. Luxemburg, March 11. W*? are in great per'- plexity here, occalioneo^by- the account1 tee have that Monsieur He Bust) fell two days since iijtotlMS Country with ro06 Hofse, si-co Dragoohs, andsom…

the byet, fcutl it was opposed by others, who said, that instead of disobliging thc Princes, who had Ambassadors hereby such a proceeding, rheyoughe rather to leek their Friendship and abidance in thc…

JOtfN NICHOLA Majestyes Reign. Md she Commissioner's of HU~Majesties Customs,and aU ftjs Majesties Officersof theCu- flams iRiSpgland, ani tn the respective Plantations, are! required totokf noticetMe…