The Gazette

king thesaid Oaths being inlarged ti the iSth Day tf November next; tf which all Persons enetmed are to take Nitice. Stamp-Office. The Commissioners for managing His Majesty's Stamp Duties do hereby g…

blood; but the Fever continuing the next Day, and the Small Pox returning into his Body, the Physician! despaired oi hit Life . Whrreupon the several Ordert of FryarB in Madrid carried all their Reliq…

Ranck was arrived at Malmoe from Hambourg, and be is expected bere this Week. Copenhagen, Aug. 291 N. S. The Coutt continues at Fredericksbourg, and "tis thought will stay there all Summer. M. Buys ha…

I here till the 20th of next Month. The Summer has been hotter here than has been known thef*. m<my Years; che Heats still continue very v *." lent, so that the Country suffers extreamly f*t wane of R…

Morocco, had a private Audience of Leave of His Majesty, to which he was introduced by his Grace the Duke of Newcastle one of liis Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State, and conducted by Sir Clemen…

Fontainebleau, Sept. 1, N. S. The 23d past in the Evening, tbe King accompanied by the Duke of Orleans and the Count de Clermont arrived here, as did the Infanta Queen the oext Day. The 25th being the…

the King will arrjve here, but k fs thought it will be as faon as pbfli-ble, by reason of the extraordinary Expence his Majesty is at irt Savoy; where, notwithstanding the great Price and Scarcity pf …

ther the Queen went to meet bim. Count Posse, late i-.avay from this Court to that of Prodi., arrived hrre the Week before last. Copenhagen, Aug. 19. M. Buys baa had seve* ral Conferences with ihe Min…

Half-Pence and Farthings already Coined by Mr. Wood, amounting to about 17000 Pounds, and such further Quantity as shall make up the said 17000 Pounds co 40,000 Pounds, be suffered and permitted, purs…

( in Commempration of the raising of -the Siege of tbit City) for which Occasion cxira- qrdmary Preparations wete making, but Advice is come from Savoy that the King's Arrival here will hot be till ab…