The Gazette

the Treaty was soon fiflilhed, a*K| W*Cr f tlK*Gatcs^ J be qujcjcly coflclqded/br Chat thePoJot*whitl" con ee-frt I is already in their Wintcr- juarters,and that thc rest J are going to follow j that …

* e-J-Sa- Acorn; t of the Niimtf ffi&Surtiamh ofiBsrto91 MajestttrP\ivyCcncllfrom rime to time, that p-c-b further Persons as are popish Bjcusants, or reputed so to be, at wellHoustolders, as Lodgers …

to onDiip November 18. I 6 7 8. account of the death of the Imperial Ambassador at that Court. Madrid, Nov. 2. The King will return hither from the Efcurial in a day or two. The 6xh instanf, being the…

which such Certificates stall come) to Require md Authorize tbem, or any Two cf them reflectively, to tender and administer the stid Oaths to ths faii Offenders itxordingly. Proviied, Thit nothing her…

f Copcxhagen,'Novemb.<;. The affair of Lieutenant General Arenfdorf is under examination, thc Conjr missioners appointed to give sentence in it, haVe had several meetings of late, and will speedily co…

a peri^l jfld freneft ^ops^-jd,; appointed (on both deifwho aije, i rj: that hereupon thcMa*"eJcb*3j[ 4e Cream has altered his resolution of pal^^fj^e^he, aud is 4iFj posing his troops into Wjntcrrflu…

Franc* Dantzick.3 O3ob.zi> The Letters froih Livonia assure us, chat the Sueies Army hail passul the Dumt and intended to take its march through Courlani tot wards Prussia. From Po'mi we" hear, that t…

lf^tfe G.arison to marsh asit iaoriing fcrtVe custom qf War^ c~ ' IT. None of the SoMrsio be iebhchel in the/r marcb.j- jtjmimtu, uuuu. zj. -isu*.nwy idiicuaiuiuiiEUko i II-"Lri"*e" take with them ill…

Ditto, Oftob.11. We have Letters fhyii the Elector of Brmienburghs Camp before Strielsoni,dated the reTth instant, which fay, That they were preparing to batter the place with loo pieces of Cannon and…

Count Oxenstenefvm sent ito ths Sieuf J*w J ^"ffihcr6^em!url^io*frt,5j>0thin'l tobe done, but to put fi im, are sent to General Pietz, to desire passage through the Territories of X i i /' , which, we…