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that the Affairs of Liege were in a very fair way to an Accommodation, -wheji our Elector received an' - Account of frelh Hostilities committed by those of Lie&e Upon some of bis Troops, wh'ch Co offe…

Mditii,Aitr\.\x. [Her2thInstant thetaofeovitt Ambas- sadrjrs made their puMick Entry; and two days after were- -conducted- to their Andiencelof the King, totfhoin they presented scVeral "Funs, i$c. hi…

lay their s\eautsts before HU Majesty ' HU Majesty was Graciously pleased to appoint the most t\everend bather in God, Bis Grace tbe Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, and the Kigbt Reverend Father In God…

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Whitcb'al.&'ept. 4. This day Sir Edward Sewnotir Bar. Sir Boucher V, ray, Bar. J'irCoppIclton.Bamp- fi.-ld.Bar. Sir Courtney Poolr, Bar.iSjr JohnRolis. Kjiigbt of tbe Bath, Peter I'rideauxBear, and Se…

inothetsin tbeit stead, which the Shetiff refusing at three several Commands to do 5 tbe fustices, that thei- Service of the County might not be obstructed, did take it. of thoje Returned by the Sheri…

yourRevennefoT tkre-lujjbert'ajf Tour Kingdbrns idttr Breatr Wiidom considered ) maltesit most evident unto us, jharvonr Majesty bath ao other1 desigh,'tbanM3t' Governing rjrthe Law* of rhe Land; Your…

Within League of the City of Luxembutg; than they Will not permit ipy Provifiori'. to be brou"fht .thither, by which means the Garrison i reduced*to great extremity, and cannot long subsist. We <tre l…

vernment, conform to the *-aws of the Kingdom: And that all liich Attempts or Designs, flail infer against- them thc pain of Treason. Hague, ^Sug. m. The Sieur Dieli,t\^e Jir.in'knlx.g Minister, has i…

that Government with the danger their Ships were ifl' and that nothing could deliver them out of his hands, but a Peace upbn thc Terms he had formerly pro-1- posed to them. The Fi ench Ambassador at C…