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AR ow a the Eevoivor of Afr Gait he od emoak fame tite the next Meath at Baysruc ; aid, his Butiefi is only to negotiate fone Mateois relation to Vrazé. There come repeated Compilliars im siveral Provinces of this Kinadsm, of the Scarcity of Cord, ans the ruin of their Commerce 5 upon which leave is granted them to bring in Corn from abroad, wichour pays ce ul at Durie. The CounciEffree is hourly expected at Court, ando soon as he received his Orders, he will re turn to ¢iocoin,where his Squadron will be refitting in the thenican time. ‘They write from Pigwerel, of the 16th instant, Thar the Geman Troops, quartered in Montferrat, did, onth: 6h, seize upon several Wagons, laden with Woos, and other Necessiries for the Gaifon of Cazal, who suffer very much for want of them. Brists, December 21. The Enemies Troops that were Tarely in Moclon on their Frontiers are returned rgiin to their Querer3. Their Preparations are very gear; and they brevery bufie between the Sambre and the Meuse, in parrying Provisions and Ammunition both by Water and ent, from Charlesi ¥, and other places thereabouts, to Dinant. The French Officers now being able to compleat their Recruits, which they are making in the new Con quests, notwithstanding all their Violences, have obtained an Order from Court, by which the several Bourgs and Villages are required to furnish a certain number of Men. The Sieur de Bergera, who was larly secured for having caused several Horses to be ne into France, being convicted of the same. Sentence was pronounced against him three or four days ago, by which he is deprived of all his publick Employments, made incapable to hold any for the future in the Service of the King of Spain, and condemned to pay a Considerable Fine. Hagidz, December 23: The last Letters from Germany bring an Account, That the French have besieged Rit felden on the Rhine, with 15000 ° Men ; and that the Brandenburgig Forces, ‘quartered, in the Diocese of Co rad, with, the other Confedérarpi troops that lay rhtre ite, were, marching to its Relief, ‘The States of Hol wa, Who intended ..to sparate the last Week,till after Ghrefimas, are fill assembled -to- regulate: the Mintter of the Coyns. The Privp of''Meckitsburg carpe birder two days ago, and intende to pall. she’ Water here, , Pembroke, December so: ‘The Samet Brigantine of Len ox, laden with Tar for Inchend, was, died at Week, cast away upon the Islands near this Harbours Mouth, but’ the Men ail saved, ’ Fellmouth, December 32... There is come into this Port another Vessel belonging to..the d Dutch outward bewid es. Tubes Fleet,who gives the same Account, ‘we had-be fore, of their being Ree Gt Cape Chane by two French Men of War... withhom they left.their Convoy engaged. This Siip is called the Hope of Rotterdays, ‘John Symonson. Matter, bound for Lishomp and thence to Barbary . About two.days after she camnedn,we had such a violent form.at,§. E. that:fle-wass driven ashore; the Goods that weston Board: here: all landed, but much. damni fied, and the Ship will hardly be put off. Yesterdey arri ved here from: Lowdigsthe:Prince!.de Glimay, Envay-Ex mondinary trom thes Elsi careele in the ting of Spanty wig Stendy te go seil next Pacquet-Boat to ib: Green Elynoath, Retember 13... Nesterday arrived here the Gilbert and Hefite frown. New York, with Oyls, Furs, and Logwood, six, London, 5.ate: this day came in a Ship of Amterdam, Marenos Peterson Commander, bound home beanGama : : Tarmouth, December 14. On Saturday lalt came into our Read.about 60 Sail of light Golliers, under Convay of the Swepfakes, whoriled aptine the same day.:to: the Northward. ¥ eftentay and the day arrived here several Colliers from Newcasle.There are in our Rod two Rufia-Ships bond: for Lendox; and the Semnirna-Merchant bound for Sretland. This. Evetings are come hither fone Persuas, belonging to: Their Majesties Ship die: Centurion, ROW ¢ Hemby, § Mites 16 the: Northward of this place, who atorm us, that about 14 days are the'Gid 'rigar revk, near the Doggerbank,a French Privateer; of 10 Guns, ant Lio Men ;.’ris 2 new Ship, can carry to Guns, and is an¢xcelient Sailer. fash ought both her Main and Fore-gaft by: the Board; im easteavoining to get away, and a eu, Decembergs Nedesday come into this Road Yurmeut sa, Decembey Pe: is ‘ Into ths Road heir May tics See ‘Centurion and Pearl, with 2 French Privateer their Prize; there’came also under their Convoy shout 42 S3it flakn Coulis The Sinirda- Meriner? is issued to cue Northward. Sheriff for Warwick, Higiam Eaborie Elg. Waeve as it appears by an Inquisition taken before _John Cowper Elgy chief Coroner of Middlesex, Tier Cape. Richard HL did on the 6th inflant, about 12 at Night, in ‘the Parish of co. Clements Danes, Murder Mr. William Mounttort, and that the said Cap. Hill immediately fed for the fare. If any Persons can apprehend him, or care him to be apprehended, they shall have 201, paid them by Mr. Mounttort’s Widow at her House in Nortok-street. Tee feted Capto Hill as a fair Completion, then wore his own Hair, and is about 18 years of Age. Ag VE: TE Some mY. ~ Fe The Protestant Mask taken off from the Je. luircl Eegliftuast ; being, an Answer to a Hook, Entitled, Great. Britains Just Complaint. Printed for Robert Clavel; at the Pea cock at the West-end of St. Paul's ‘ Officium Hominis, cum Stylo, tum Methoda Lucutentiuma expultum . Opus cujutvis, at pracipus indoctumé Ledctoris, captus accommodatum ; familique instituendis perquaim necessarium . Quod cum in XVII. Cepita dividaur, eorum uno qualibet Dio Dominico leo, tes quotannis persepatur, Accesi tunt nonnull Precum formula, variis Populi Christiani necessitati bus idonex, Pro Edvardo Pawlet, ad Insigne Santorum Bibli orum in Vico Chancery lane, prope Fleet-street, wm The Reformed Gentleman: Or, The Old Englis Morals rescued from the Immoralities of the present Age ; the wing, how inconsistent, those presented Gensel Accomplishments of Swearing, Drinking, Whoring, and Sabbath- Breaking are with the true Generosity of an Epghishemen. With an Account of the Proceedings of the Government for the Refore mation of Manners. By A. M4. of the Church of England, Bound in 8 °. Price 13, 6d. Printed for 7. Salusbury, at the Kings ‘Arms next $y. Dunstans Church in Fleet-freet, .. . . ue The Volunteers: Or, The Stockrobbers. A ‘Comedy ; Ax it ie AGes by Their Miants at the Theate-Royal. Written by ‘T' g. Shalweel Laurear, 2 feet be rata Tae ey. the Crown i , Pa x Aibee bed all Shadwels 17 apy ee Bete pe bee SF Atthe Vendue. next Bedford-gaté.in Charles, Srece, Covéns-Ganden, this present, Monday, the rath intt. at 4 ef . ‘ pic eet ee 4 ey ‘ver Noon, will begin the great Sale of Paintings, with a Number of cain Violins, Croats, and others, with divers Flures of Scoray's ‘The Sale to continue every Monday; beginning with a Lecture on Painting. Sold by Edw. MiHington. em At the Jamaica Coffee-house, late Justice Woods Dwalling Henke near Execution-Dock. ip- Wapping , on Tuesday the 2eth infenn, and the two following days,will be sold by Auction a curious Collegian of Paintings, Linkings, on the Sale begining ats each Afternoon. — In the Begnio-Yard, in Newgate-street, on Tuesday the 76th instant, and the 2 following days, will be far by Auion a curious Colletion of Original Paintings, fine Copi pits, Linings, and other Curiosities, beginning at each After noon. Catalogues may be had at the place of Sale. _ Ohe Sinclear alias Duglas, has a Dent in his Chin, a pale Face, J 2 bob Wig, a high Nose, aped near 3g, has a grey Cloth Cyst, a ,dark Mair Cambler Coat fired on the Sleeves with blue, formerly Kept a Barbers Shoot in Halbore , went tom hae Lodgings at Mr. David Povey’s in Hatton Gardens. ‘on the 15th in ftane, carrying with him Point, Plate, and ‘Clothes, tod conside rable value. Whoever gives Notice to the sid Mr. Povey, either of the Person or Goods, so as they may be secured, shall have ¢ Pounds Reward. .He is a middie fiz'd Man g Of by Me. Wiggins at the Lamb in’ Wallingford, Berks, a i black Gelding,’6 years old, near 15 hands, the near Foot behind white, and lately out of a Spaven in that Leg, and some white Spots on the Withers, he was stolen by an Trith Boy, about 15 years old, in a defexed-Coae, with red Suttons, a white Cloth Watcoat, white Scockings, black Hat, 2 -handfomfied- Youth, with black Eyes. Whoever secures the Horse ,or Bay,and gives Notice to Mr. Barber,in BarCourier in Naylors Yard,near Gole den-uare, Westminster,, or to Mr. Wiggins at the Lamb in Wal lingford, shall have 2. Guinea's Reward, “_ _. Qt Tray'd or stolen out of Mr. Salters Ground by Standford-hif, 4.) on the.178h, part, a sandy coloured grey Gelding, about 15 hands, ‘walks, tors, and gallons well, a fullye, a ling battered of all his “Héet, full-eyed, Elea-binen on the Head. Whoever gives Notice of him to Mr. Edward Daytey, Lingga-Braper in Cheapside, shall have 2 Guinee’s, and Charges Printed by Edw. Fences in the Seavey, 1693,
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Fri, Dec 19, 1692
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