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From CtJUr^Dap July 12. to gponDap July id. 1685., May it please Almighty Gud, to Coitiniic to foe' your Majesties Defender, Prcfriver, and Deliverer, giving you many and happyyears-, the hearts of yo…

B^ingdom and Monarchy ; a design so horrid, the first notice thereof struck us with so great on Amazement, thit we hove not yel recovered sense sufficient to consiitr ihe itnger or icknowleige the mer…

late hellish Conspiracy, begun and carried on byAlesperate Persons of Fanatical, Atheistical, and Republican Principles, who impudently aduming to themselves the name of True- Protestants ami Patriots…

'-leave of His Majesty, they likewise waited .-.n HLis Kojal Highness, and Mr, Rcco/dOr made Xheir Compliment to him on tbe fame Occa&u?. U 0 tbe Kings Most Excellent Majesty, - TO-tumble Address cf t…

*v\Mr. Justice Raymond, Mr. Justice Levins. Berks. Tuesday Aug 7. -at Abingdon Gloucester, Friday Au*. 10. -at Gloucester. City of Gloucester, the same diy ac the City of Gloucester." Monmouth, Wednes…

gainll the. said Acts, or any of theni,may be doesy pOnilhect,* and that all Fines, Penalties, and Forfeitures against tbe said Acts, may be duely Levied and Answered to Us, and tf) file respective In…

neglect this Our Commandment witb all Severity. Ani late General Dyet of the safety and preservati We do also ieelare, That whosoever stall iistover. tlie on of the Ku"gdomj assuring him they will be …

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he wondred he would by acts pf Hostility engage That the Elector of BaiyitlaWxSappointed a Ren- the Emperor and thc Grand-Signior ina Quarrel, dezvous of the Troops of that Circle, to be held, sear tl…

was resolved to observe the Peace until its due expiration " but that his Highness had returned answer, Tbatthe Turks had long* ago broke ir, as well by their open assisting of the Rebel*' *"*- veral …