On Thurfday Night two laden Ships from New? were loft upon the Gunfleet, and all the Mea weie drowned.

the Character oj fomc of the convitfed Lords is ft forth* Written by a Scos Prifoner in theMv* ft ilea, to his Pri&nd in Scotland \ and thence tran f> mitted to the Aw hor of the St. James's Evening ON Sunday the 73s of Oftober, Captain Straiton, wi h foma oih;< Gentlemen, and I

The Landgrave of Helle Offei is arrive 4 at Lewardr, and after having continued there for fome Days wi«h his Daughter the Princefs of Naflaw Orange, ipfei.ds (tp come to this Place. The Eleftor of Bavaria having written \o the Sf ates to demand the free Export of ib me Vermiljon

Navceftle Upon ?? Printed and Sold by John White, at ft* Hdafe on the Side.

' ?? "' Bruffels, Feb, i. The Barrier Treaty which has been the Subjeft of fa long Negociation, is now intirely finilh'd, the Ra- tifications thereof having been exchanged at Antwerp 0q the 31ft ; paft,to the Satisfa&ion of aH Parties. Yefterday the Councils of State and Finance

goocl Farms, with con- venient DwelUng Hottfes, Barns, and all other neceffary Out-houfe« ing-, the Ground well fenced and watered, good Build for Cattel in bad Weather, Limeftojies for getting v'alfo free Eat-ige pri* large. Common adjoining thereto, Wfe Let from IVfey-Day next

TH E Troops which came from Tranfifvania, to reinforce the Imperial Army during the Siege of Temefwar, are marching back to that Prin- cipality, under the Command of Count Steinviile. They advife from Peter waradin, that Mr. Schwendi- tmn, who commands the Emperor's Naval Forces

''ths Swedes here flatter thfipfelyes that their King Ml be affiftsd by the Rteent of France, whp, tbey. .:0f ' ' : ' ' - 1 - give oar, «ray wore a uetter, alluring his Majefty, thai ' they would never Mer him to be turn'd out of ' the Empire-, and that, in cafe the Nothern Alli

Tuefday laft was obfefyed as a Day of Failing and Humiliation for the Sins of the Land, to deprecate, (he Wra{h -of Almighty God therefore j and to im- plore and fupplicate his Mercy, and that he would be gracioufly pleafed to blefs his Majefty's Perfon and HP ' ; ?? \ "V " : -

' They write from Perpignan, the Sixteenth paft, That the People about Lerida, and Bal?guer, fince, the Fall of the great Snows in thole Parts, are un- der continual Apprehenfions, not daring to l.ir out of the Villages, nor even from their Towns, with- out maniteft Danger, of b