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which they are confident will be more than sufficient, tc* oblige General Staremberg to retire under the Cannon ot" Barcelona. We hear that the Emperor hath given Orders to all the Governors, and othe…

we and our Families have as much suffered, as under the Burthen of a long exhausting War. We, Madam, area numerous Tiading People employed in the Iron Manufacture, which has long wanted thole tree Paf…

all Diligence to prevent any Disorders which might happtnon that Occasion. The sameDay the Earl of Stafford went to the Hague, from whence he is expected back very soon, together with several other Jr…

tages Tde had procured to he offehed to theni: For the Almighty never fails to scatter tbe People tbat delight in War, nor to make good the Bleffings he batb promised to tbe Peacemakers. This Peace, w…

Recompence to Your own People, for the unequal Burthen . . , ., ~ * . 1 .-1 a- *" rh'y bave bom in this eipunsive War, by restoring, seem 1 cou*"^ that the Qf*x had caused an Order tt> be pub- "lilh d…

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The Terms which France has been brought to offer, and which Your Majesty with great and unparallel'd Condesccn- tion has been pleas'd to Communicate to Your Parliament, are such as, we doubt not, will…

Majesty, roust be also admitted by all honest Minds, not only to give the utmost Security (humanely speaking) for, the Preservation of Your own .People, the enlargement of their Trade; and what is sti…

Nc Well by Sea as Land, agreed upon between Her Majesty and the Most Christian King, and enjoining the Observance thereof; and for the Improvement and Security of the Commerce of Her Loving Subject?, …

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