The Army made a ^eperal Forage between tbe Dyle and the J^ethe on the 31st ult. without any s)isturbaqce from the Enemy i General Count Palsy commanded the covering Party* afid form'd the Chain, for t…

Bridges over the Nethe in our Front* -and had also made Routes for the March of the Army towards the Demar. Part of the Enemy are en* camped behind the Dyle, the Irish and Swiss Brigades being at St. …

HOLLES NEWCASTLE. And as a further Encouragement, tbt Commissioner of Hit Majestft Customt do htreby promise a Rtnvard of Ont Hundrtd Pounds to any Person or Perfins making fucb Discovery as aforesaid…

j We stall, on our Part, be wanting in Nd- thing that may be necessary for attaining the wisted-for Success to your Majesty's tender Cars and Concern for the Advancement of Religion ahd Piety, and hop…

Whitehall, May 12. The King has been pleased to appoint Solomon Dayrolle, Esq; his Majesty's Resident to their High Mightiness the States General of the United Provinces. Admiralty Office , May 12. Hi…

j great Credit. It is not easy to describe the Joy and Satisfaction of every Rank ofPeople, which exceeds all Bounds. A Proposition was made Yesterday in the States General by the Province of Guelderl…

Whitehall, a new Battery with the Cannon whicii they had removed, began to play very furiously gpon the Sandberg, which furrendred about Three that Afternoon. The Dutch Troops t threw themselves into …

Instant, N. S. give ah Account, that General Schulemburg was in Possession of all the important Posts and Heights near Genoa, except one called il Sperone, where a Party of the Genoese had fortified t…

Consequence as has been reported ; and he will still be able to continue with the Army. There are no certain Accounts of the Number lost on both Sides ia the feveral Skirmishes; nor is it clear whethe…

And his Majefty doth hereby strictly Forbii the sending, driving, or removing, or eau* fing to be sent; driven, or removed, any such Beast or Beasts, to any such Fair or Market And the said Justices a…