Berlin, Sept. 18. The Queen of Pruftia is preparing to go to Herenhaufeii to pay a Vifit to K. George her Father, who intends to continue there till towards the latter End of O£fober. Bruffels, Sept. 26. 'Tis confirmed that the Opening of the Congrefs at Cambray is put off till

The Affairs of Religion in the Palatinate are not yet in fo Favourable a Situation as might be wifhed; and the Infimmions of thoje who do not rightly relifh an Accomodation of that Nature, have in floort, been but too prevalent ; though^ upon the whole, it is hoped they may only

To the Honourable the Commons of Great Britain,tn Parliament aftembled The humble Petition of the Juftices of Peace, Grand-Jury,Clergy.Gentle- " men, and Free-holders of the County of Kent at tne general quarter* Seflions held on at Maidfton in, and fbr the faid County of Kent o

Hague, July 23d. Letters from Vienna fay, That 200000 Rix Dollars are tbbe paid by the City of Hamburg in feveral Payments; That 50000 are defigned for building the Church of St. Charles Burrows, 50000 for ?? Church at Altonar, 40000 for building Imperial Stables, and that the E

From the Su J a mes*s Evening < poft^ July i« Hamburg, July i. 'Tis now ftrongiy reported here, that the Czar has c °oien.ed ro a Truce with Sweden, and that the Plenipotentiaries have ?? n ed it at Newitadt. Letters of the 18th of the laft Month from Dantzick fay 3 That the of a

.tjE Lords Yefterday teok into Confideration his Majefty's moft Gracious Speech, when my Lord Cowpar opened the Dtt<ztt m a '•Cv -p- ?? 1* -• - complaining of the Mifmanagements in relation to th-. great Increaie ot Lry and Victualling Bills, and the bad Co.i_cqiu_r.ccs thereby

Wat Jon Sclater, now divided in Nine dwelling Houlcs and a Shop and fet at 195 L- Scots yearly are to be Sold by a voluntar Roup, in the Houie or William Keith, Vintner in Edin- burgh, upon the firft Day of September next, betwixt the Hours vi Three and Four in the Afcernoon: Th

From the Whit eH all Evening Pof, June 3©. Stockholm, June 24. The Britifh and Swedifh Fleets having been be- fore Revel, and tound their Defi^n againft that Piace impracticable, are faifd to Gothland, to take in frefh Water. Our Court is refolved tofranf- port a great Eody of Tr

VV y h 3 s Letter, London. May i 5, 172 r. * 1 "Hey write from Breda ofthe nth Inllant, That about a Fourtnight before that Date, two J^ Gentlemen arrived in that City, and took up their Lodgings at the Sign of the Vrince- CardimU one of them railing for an Enghfh Gentleman, and

To the Right Honourable, The Commons of Great Britain in Parliament A_lemb_ed. The Humble Petition of ihe F fee-holders and other Inhabitants ofthe ancient Burrough of Haffemore in the County of Surrey. "W~W JT E the BaillifT, Free-holders, and other Inhabitants of the ancient l