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till the beginning, of Ma*-, tw which time all the ihips j who the nexc day recurned the Complement, and that), afternoon that are designed abroad must be. ready, to-parr ytith their Convoys to the se…

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to be the;* at the opening th* for their approbation ; and after that is done,his High "nesswiilfrtioiKftJr^iito^ re. Our tetters froth Le so! in- J$c*tQ "jre^at ^hc JeUectoKMnewing the/aidS'ege 3, i*…

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we had an account of theconclulion of a Peace between! the King of Polind and the Turks, ac a cime when that King" was reduced to very great streights, and was f' "beset by the Infidels, that the whol…

1 zoo Men at Sirica ft, so that the French were forced to retire, and in their retreat we are told a smart Ren* counter happened between the French and the Spanish. Cavalry, which, it's said, was to t…

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:har, was there, soothe Pf ace that is concluded betweequ :he ^0/*.* and the "tV^r,o ,which wefenownotthecon-q, ditiops.fanhcr than that it's said that the Poles have- yielded^ Catninstf^ grid five mi…