The Gazette

1 both Ecclesiastical and Civil, in order thereunto ) As alto of I Redressing all our Grievances, and of Governing according -to I the Fundamental and Fitahhlhed Law* of irhj# Kjiqadoirl, whereof (not…

ing tbe Causes moving him to Dissolve the twa last Parliaments; and at that time expressing our unanimous Consent, and great satisfaction -therein : As alfa our full- Concurrence witb tht Addreji of t…

departsrotn his Pretensions. The, King of Sweden presses hard by his Miniftes here, that the i-rench will wiredraw their Garrisons out of the Dutchy of Peuxfovti, thatoio he may take Puff.ssion of it,…

sported that the Sieur du jgfve, who failed some days sit-ice" from Tboultnyixti six linen of War and two Fife(hips, has Orders to go with thac Squa- droft tQ Cpnfittntinofle^t<i -fetch home the Frenc…

Eyfmtcby- so that it's believed it meets with some!, difficulty* Hamburg, May t}. The Danish Troops eootin'u C to draw together in Oldenburg, they are already f or 8000 Men in a Body. The Kii g of Den…

j siid to he on foot for the making a teacc between the Czar and the Grand Signior may have. By Letters from Rjgt in Livonia we have Advice, that thc Czar lay delperately sick, and that it was believe…

fifty Men, each Captains Pay fiialf be increased tw nty Gilders a Mon-h beyond what jt was before and (hall continue so for the future, provided they keep up constantly thet number; these Companies ar…

. io or iiqoo Hen, that be may not be disturbed irt the Design he has. of Building a Fort onthe WeJert. Qur Letters from flantzifk, tell us, that tlie Dyet ac Warsaw concinued astemblcd; Thac che Nego…

formerly served thc Elector, had 1 ow received a Commission from him to raise a Regiment" of Dragoons, and that they heard not osany other French "Officers being,rece.vcd into hisElectoral Highnesses …

Army may be 70000, and that it may remain on. foot thrceyears, and it'shopedthe Dyetwilsvery speedily Come tOafinalRelolution therein. Prom, Vienna they write, 'i hat the Affairs of Hungary did *now c…