The Gazette

Tour Most Princely Resolutionsi But all) do mfiipiedly ojpre Tour Majesty, That we wtd at% all Times be re.my' ( and if occo]..n requite*) toazard our Lives and ten times in Dfiuce ef Tour Majesties S…

capes' the best they could, feme in Boats piepnred. on putj pose, and some by Land, taking their way towaids pet f Waradin: The Imperialists found the Town abandoner*) and it did not cost them a Man t…

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fore made any apposition to Count Wmdifgrot^ under that Character, it was because they would not unseaso nably interpose to obstruct the greater Matters that were theft under debate, such as the concl…

Countrie* might be felled most to he Ease and Benefit Of the fn habitants J" and the Service ol this State, tv'iicli he model! 1/ declined, as a Business very unfi forthe Age o 7+torrieddIe with, but …

Rigbted'tjhefi, Tour Reign over tis peaceable, and Tour fit* tureLift Glorious, is tht; earnest Prayer of, Dread StlvcTaign!, . . Your Loyal and Thankful Subjects. , .. Subscribed by us fof* our selve…

Caltle, were very much damagrd. The Bassa of Scanderia march" ing with a Relict of 1500 Men, was obstructed by the Albaneie* who had obliged him to retreat towards Antivari near Dulcigno" and were pos…

of Electors was soon convinced of the Reasonableness of the Supply, and made no difficulty to concur in it. The Colledge of Princes was divided on the Point, some were " for Consenting , -Jthers thoug…

they ihould be engaged w"tb the Tartars.- But of things done at so great a distance, if. may be allow'd to doubt, till later Advices leave no ropm for it. Marseilles, Sept. 17. Here has been a strong …

a"tinr s Barges, the Portuguese Men of War saluting him as be palled. , The Duke, and M-. Fitr,- James, with my Lord O Ur "eo, the Commanders of his Squadron, and the other Gentlemen landing at. the N…