The Gazette

# EWE AS the King" if SpdH at)( >ed certain Regulations, 'the bft?. ter~ to prevent, yhe ^on*tagion Vifaiffo r'ages in Prance from spreading itself into his Dominions, which Rtgulttpin** tbe Ships of …

general Revolt. M. de ^elrieu writes tbe iff of Oct. That he had received a Letter dated ' the 26th of September, advising that j**;* Per* sons had died in Avignon within three Pays* in different Part…

sterday Morning, and carried to the Cbateleti As he was the Chief of a numerous Gang of Thieves, who have committed many Robbe- ries in this City for some Time past, 'tis hoped his Accomplices will li…

Vessel whatsoever, coming froni any such Port oi* Place on the Coast of France, as aforesaidf sni.ll lake on board, or bring into anfPort ofi PfercA vrithin Great Britain, or xitry of thi said Isles o…

nal du Bois, witb whom he left a Lester for tbtf Duke Regent, in which he thanked bis Royal/ Highness for all the Favours he bad shewn him, and recommended his Family to bis Projection. The Abbot Vert…

is not yet certainly'known whether there be any ill of the Plague there or not. In the Hamlet of RoulTe, a league and half fiom VilIeforc,and half" way between Villefort and Vans, a small Town of the …

The Court has -ordered 3 doooc--Livres to be advanced to him, 'towards the Exr pences of his Journey ; besides which he has taken up a considerable Sum of Money from several Bankers pf this City. He w…

Page 1 fja-mft* 5992 o #i#liO}e&fepZufytiiitv* From CuesDaj) September 19. to SaCUCC-SJ" September 23. 1711. Dublin Castle, September 15. feat them, and to do every thing tbat lies inottf Power for th…

such Remedies may be applied, as willr*r flpre the Nation to a flourishing Condition. As an Instance of His Majesty's Readiness to contribute all in hi9 Power tp fo deiireable an End, he has been grac…

n Days. The Inhabitants of Baoassac and of Montferrand are better since they went into Barracks. Serres is judged free from the Distemper. St. Leger de Peyre near Marvejols and Valadou are in a bad Co…