The Gazette

Instances to his Electoral Highness, sot redressing the Grievances of his Protestant Subjects, and te-instating them in the Possession of the Rights granted them by solemn Treaties. M. Hecht and M. Sp…

[ on in Interest and Affection among all His Majesty's Protestant Subjects. To his Grace Charles Duke of Bolton, Lord Lieutenant General and General Governour of Ireland. The humble Address of the Lor…

Hamidr* Oft. ^ O. Sw T*he King of Prussia has been hindered by Indication from coming hither so soon as he intended ; But being now on rhe Road and expected here To-Morrow, his Majesty has put off his…

cretaries to Bienne for more certain Information of Matters, "that upon his Report such Measures may be taken as may -put a Stop to this Disorder. In the mean while they have ordered their Bailiff at …

Lewis the -XVth and the Duke of Orleans, and that tlie Province was quiet, and bad no Thoughts of fifing : And that upon this the Officers returned in their Frigate to their Fleet, which consisted of …

Page 1 he London G f&ttblffljeu b? Znfynitt?. ©amb* 5795 From fttcurtap October z\. to Suesfia** October 27. 171-9. Petersbourg, September sy, O. S. opened ; it is supposed there are either Jewels or …

Flasks full of Powder, and Ball in Proportion. Granted. 1. That Carriages be granted for the Officers Tenu and Baggage. Ihe Garrison to find them. 3.That the Garrison march out by Land by the. sliorte…

of all which those Ministers are to makt-i Report to the Czar on his Return fron^ Cronflot, and receive his Resolution thereupon. Cepenhagen, OB. 17. Sir jfohn Norris' with the Squadron of British Men…

and fitted for cruising, and ;that most of her Crew were Genouese, he directed Mr. Davenantj Hs Britannick Majesty's Envoy, to apply to this State to get her disarmed 5 the Answer returned tc* him was…

made an Attempt to dislodge the Imperialists from that Angle ," the Fire was great on both Sides, and lasted for some Time ," at length the Enemy were forced to retire, and the Irnperialists remained …