ti.

(h Frigates, together with i ftfekt Prahmes and

X large Gallies, all which came 'failing about •/ a*
Clock with a fair Wind into the Harbour where
cur Squadron lay'; whereupon a lharp' Engagement
Ensued, which lasted till 3 a- Clock in the After-
noon, when our Vessels were much disabled, fo that
** the Steenbock Prahme and' the Wrede Galley be- ty of Devod, are to be sold by Vertae of an Act' of Parlia-
gan to sink; oui- Men were therefore forced to
ee* ashore with their Boats as well as they could,
having firll blown up onc-61' thc Transport Ships
laden with Powder, the rest were taken by the
D nes. Rear-Admiral StrOmstierna, who command-
ed our Squadron, got ashore, but much wounded-
HIS Majesty is now drawing all his Army to this
fide of S vmesund.
Cofenbag nt Aug. 8- W e have Advice that the
Swedish Fleet continues at Bornholm, with 18 Ships
Of the Line, and some Frigates. The Czar has been
•with 3 light Frigates to view the Coasts ot Scho- *
Tien, ants stood in so near that some Cannon-fliot
were fired at his Ship, but without Execution. The
Troops designed for the Descent continue to ar-
rive daily, and the Preparations for that Expedi-
tion are carried on without Intermission.- Last Night
Vice-Admiral Gabel, with 6 Men of War having on
board a Battalion of Land-Forces, arrived in our
R o i d trom Norway ; a good Number of Merchant
Ships from that Kingdom, took the Opportunity
so come und*-r his Convoy, z Frigacesand i Prahraes left fer Mr. Elliot, the Parties lhall receive all sitting Satis*
ire left in Norway, but are shortly to come hither faction and Dispatch.
frith the Gallies and other Veflels taken from the
Swedes. The British and Dutch Squadrons, with
the Merchants Ships under their Convoy, have not
yet proceeded up the Baltkk.
Hai.o'ier, Aug. 14. This Morning an Express ar-
rived from Vienna, with an Account of a compleat
Victory over the Turks gained on the «jth Instant,
by the Imperialists under the Conimand of Printe
Eugene. His Britannick Majesty will stay a't Pyr-
mont till the 18th Instant, and then return to He-
renhausen, there to pass someTime.
Br iff Is, Aug-17. t h e Count de Vooght and the
Chevalier Heems, two of the Commissioners tor the
Separation of Limits between the Austrian aud French
Netherlands, are returned to this Place; from Lifle ;
ind the Conferences will not be renewed till Count
Kinigsegg has .received new Instructions from the
Emperour, concerning the Pretensions which the
"French Commiflioners make to Mortagne, and some
other Villages thereabout. M.^hisquens x who was
One of Cofiimissioners for regulating this Affair, is
to set out from hence in a few Days for Vienna:
And 'tis said Count Kinigsegg has ordered the Coun-
cil of Finances to pay him 500 Pistoles, for defray-
ing the Expences of his Journey thither. Palioti's f resaid, ar to Mra JohnToovey, in Alderseate-ftreet, London,
Regiment ot Dragoons is arrived here frora Ant-
werp, and is to march to Morrow for Mons.
Notice is hereby given, that the Commissioners ap-
pointed for Building -so new Churches, will receive
Carpenters Proposals for doing the Carpenters Wark in
the Three Churches ereBing in tbe Parisii sf Stepney, on Gelding to be entred witb the Steward the Friday before the
Friday next, being tbe vjtb Instant, at Five in the After, Race, to be fhew'd at the fame Time at the Place of Entring,
noon, at tbeir Office in Old Palace-Yard, Westminster.
Advertisements.
f rfE several Mantm-S os' Branheli and Trefhdse, tonsisu-r-g*-
ot leveral Demesnes and Leasehold l-states, and the per-
petual Ad 1/0 er Ions of the Churches of St. Stephen's, Sr-
Michael, Cafryhais and St. Dennis in the* County of Corn-
wall *, and the several Mannors of Thornbury and Portleraoutu',
cunlilting of leveral Demesnes and Leslehold Ellates, and the
perpitua) Advowson of the Church of Thornbury in the Coun-
ment, and a Decree ol the High Court of Chancery, betore
William Rr gers, Elq; one of the Mailers of tbe said Court;
Particulars whereof may be had at thc (aid Mailer's Cham-
bers in Lincolns-Inn, or of Mr. Philip Hawkins at Penzance,*
near Gtaihp und in Cornwall.
T HE,Creditors ot Francis Platt,of Downehatti, in theCoiin-
ly of Ellex, Elq)- deceased, are, purluant to a Decree of
the High Court uf Chancery, to prove their Debts betore
Sir Thomas' Gery, one of the Masters of the said Cuurt, Within
Three Months,- or they will be eicluded the Benefit of the laid
Decree.
W Hereas the invention for raising Water by the imjiel-
lant tbree ut Hre, authorized by f-au-liament, it lately
bronghr to the greatclt Perfection ** and all forts ot"
Mines, &c. may be thereby drained, and Water raised ro an/
Height with more Bale and lesi Charge than by the other
Methods hitherto used, as is liiffidentlf demonstrated by di-
verse Engines ot this Invention now ac Work in the several
Counties us Stafford, Warwick, Cornyrall and t-linr. These
are therefore to give Notice, that if any Peribn lhall be de-
sirous to treat with the Proprietors for such Engines, Atten-
dance will be given for that Purpole every Wednelday at the
Sword- Blade Coffee-bouse in Birch in-lane,- London, Irom 3 td
5 of the Clock; and it any Letters be directed thither to be
•'
QTolendutof AQnort Fields near Bvertharo, Woreellerlhire,
Thursda-y July 19, adark bay Mare 14 Haflds 3 Inches high,
a sprig Tail, with a large Star and a Snip, with a little
white on the off Foot behind, and a little white on the inside
of the near Foot before, some gray Hairs in the Flank, hve
Years old; file has been used to draw, but is fit for the Sad-
dle » Wholbtvcr will give Notice of the laid Mare, that/she
may be had again, to William Nind, Ironmonger, agamlt the
Mew-Exchange, London, of at the Poll-houle in' Eversham,
Worcelterttrire, (hall have a Guinea Reward, add all Charges.
S Tolen orstrayedout of the Grounds of the Widow* Howard
in Rotherhith, near London, or Thursday Night the 2d uf
Auguil, a light gray longilh Gelding, with a dark gra/
Mane and Tail, a little Goose runrpt, with Warn in hi* Ears,
ahout 14. Hands and an Inch higb, alllhis Paces,sixYears old :
And a dark gray Gelding with a Cloud in his Face, something
lighter of each fide of his Head, and sous Nicks nnder his Tail,
with a dry Knot of hi* near hind Leg, ahout 14 Hands and a
half high,sixYears old this Grafs: Whosoever brings Notice,
so rhat the Geldings tnay be had again, to Mr. Chrillopher
Tbwaits, at the Unite Horfe and Dolphin in Welt-Smithfield/
Qiall bave two Guineas Keward fbr each, and reasonable
Charges.
S Tolen Auguft 9, out of the Stables of Mr. John Edridge *
' of Bnntingford, Herefordlhire, a Mouse Dun Gelding, 7
Years old, 15 Hands and a half high, a little black Lilt
down his Back, and has all his Paces. Whoever will dilcovor
the said Gelding, so as he may be had again, to Mr. Edridge a-
lhall haye 3 Guineas Reward* and reasonable Charges*
O S Thursday the ith of Siptember next, a Plate of 20 1„
Value, to be run for in Port-Meadow, near tbe City ot
Oxford, by any Horle, Mare, or Gelding carrying 10
Stone Weight, with Bridle atid Saddle; the winning Horlc.Mare
or Gelaing to he fold tor la Guineas ; every Horle, Mare, or
and to be kept in the Liberties of the said City (at the House
of a Person contributing 10 s. at the lealt) till tlie Day of Run**-
Bing.

T HB Tenement, and Lands thereto belonging, called Cor-

oilh, latt the Ellate of Robert Woolcott, deceased, situ-
ate and being in the Parish of Pittmilter in the Connty
W Hereas Dr. Stoughton'* Elitir is become Famous, atid in
great Reputation throughout both Parts pf Great Bri*.
tain, Iteland, all our Plantations Abroad, in the chief
of Someriit, being Copyhold, held, and part of the Mannor of Courts nf Europe, and, indeed, now throughout moll Pasts of
Tanhtoo-Dean, ot the yearly Value of 221. are to be fold, the World, and large Quantities are often lent Abroad by Mer-
porsuant to a Decree of the High Cuurt of Chancery, before chants, &c. the said Dr. Stoughton, willing to encourage tht
-William Rogers, Esq; dne of the Matters tif the said Court: Exportation qf it lor the good ot Mankind, {« hich hitherto haa
Particulars whereol may be had at the. said Miller's Office jn incunteslably appeared to be so, hy Letters and Certificates from
Lincolns-lnn. several Parts, and the general Consent of all who take it, ef.
T O be fold near Tunbridge in Kent, ID Estate of about So 1. both Setts; promises to allo* all the Cnttora himself, ft sells
per Ann. lying in the Parishes of Speldhurlt and fenlburff, at a good PTice in moll Places beyond Sea, and room is given for
on * Very gocxJ Sail foi Irtrhber, there being thereon large Profit. The Directions how to take it, describing allb its
looo Treci of Oak, besides 100 larger Tries marked out fit certain Vertues and Effects, every Bottle it wrapt-up with, and*
tr be fellfcd. Inquire of Mr.Trancis Taylor of Biddendonj'or * may be bad in English, French, Dutch and Spanish, as delired J
of Mr. Calverly, near Tunbridge-'Welb, in Kent' dr Mr. Fowler, and will shortly be in High German and*Politia.Languages,it be-
Stationer,io Cliffords-Inn, Loodon ; Wbere any one lhall be fur- ginning to obtain great Reputation in those Q-Witti-j*, Read's
ther Informed (hereof. > Money n expected of all.

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