The Gazette

Hamburgh, August i3. N. S. The Ejector erf Hanover has forbid all Commerce between his Dominions and this City, upon account of a Distemper lately broke out here, and it is fear'd that the other neigh…

March through the Milanese towards Germany; The Catalans continue Obstinate in their Resolution to resi.t his Catholick Majesty, against whoir] they have declared War, as they \ynye likewise done agai…

between Tour Majesty and tbe moi. IUustrious House of Hanover being matter of Regret to a Party averse to Peace, and delighting in Mischief and Confusion, at it is' of SatisfaBion and Pleasure to aU T…

vf them at may be most acceptable to Tatd Ma-^ Tour Majesty up to be the Instrument of sit muck Tfijtr AUies and Tous oyon SubjeSs both happyt ui spighfr of themsefvesi. Ip Jhall be otir constant, End…

Hanover, AiiguH 1. N. S. Count Schonbtorn, the Emperor's Mipistef, hath lest this Place in order to return to Hamburgh. We have receiv'd advice from Pomerania, ..that Sixteen hundred Muscovite and Sax…

Men of War (is far as the Canary Islands^ for se tr of the Algferine Privateers, \yhich continue to 1-nfesh those Seas. Letters from Catalonia bring i\x\ account, that the Maiquis de Leedas had taken …

Which Addresses Her Majesty received very graciously. Lisbon, falyiH. N.S. This Court hath agreed with that df Spain, to prolong the Suspension oi Arms, which expir'd bn the 15th Instant, till a Treat…

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Which Addresses Her Majesty received very graciously.* Venice, Happiness of thft part of tbe World, by a Vface trott Glorious and Advantageous both jar tbe Honour and Benefit of tbit Tour Kingdom. Tou…

My Lords and Gentlemen, I Come now to put an End to this Session with great Satisfattion*. and Return you all My hearty Thanks pr the good Service, you have done to the Publick* Gentlemen of the House…