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ting them off* at tbe Bank, and other Places: Hit Ma* testy, for the apprehending she Perfins concerned in filing Guineas as aforesaid, is pleased to premise a Reward of One Hundred Pounds, ovtr and a…

bf your Royal* and most illustrious House, by the happy Birth of a Prince. May your Majesty's conftaht Care in preserving the Religious and Civil Rights of your Subjects, and every Act ofyour most gra…

lours, arrd that it had been reinforced since the last Action with a fresh Body of Turkilh Troops. The Ehemy drew up in the Wood in Order of Battle, and we had great Reason to expect that the Action W…

liague, Aug. 42, N. S. New Conference* have this Week been held by the Imperial, British, and French Ministers, with the Deputies of the States, concerning the Affair of Juliers and Berg 5 at Which th…

jesty, for the apprehending the Perfons concerned in filing Guineas as aforefaid, is pleafid to promise a Reward of One Hundred Pounds, over and above the Reward allowed by AB tf Parliament, upon Conv…

of last Month, a vast Number of Tartars and Spahis appeared, who the next Day attacked bis Troops on all Sides ; but after an Action which lasted five Hours he put them all to Flight. As the Felt Mars…

of Cleves, without making a Turn to Hol* land as was expected. M. Hamilton, who was lately in England, is returned hither, with the Character of Envoy Extraordinary from the Duke of Holstein to the St…

were in Arrear five Quarterly Payments ti the faid Society on each of the several Policies number'd as sol* lows,vix*. No $*,7<\U 795. 9*>4- to45- i 5', 1088a. 1256, 1367, 1559, 1577, 1597, 1756, 191S…

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a nd other Goodi, the greatest Part of vihieh Gdrgd was plundered and carried eff by great Numbers of Persons, wbo assembled in a riotous and tumultuous Manner i His Majesty, for the better discoverin…