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The London Gazetta
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From &atafta*S September &8. to CucftUf October t. 1728.
Fontainebleau, OSober *>, N. S.
O
N the ist Instant the Life-Guards
commanded by the Duke de Vil-
leroy at Fontainebleau, were re-
lieved after three Months Service by
those of the Duke d'Harcourt. Yesterday, the
4th, her most Christian Majesty went to Paris,
and visited the Churches of Notre Dame and
St. Genevieve. Her Majesty is expected here
on Thursday next. The Duke of Bour-
nonville is ill at Paris, of a Fever and a Diarr-
hea-. The last Letters from Spain advise, that
the DUkfc of Ripperda, after having left Se-
govia, stopt three or four Days at a Village
five Leagues distant from thence, till a Ser-
vant Maid and a Corporal, the Abettors of
his Escape, came to him. He had with him
a Servant of his own, who came from Madrid
with Arms, Money, and one of the Mules of
his Lady's Coach ; but he chose the Conve-
niency of one of the flow Voitures used in
Spain^ which make about eight Leagues a
Day, and so travelled to Miranda de Duero in
Portugal, and from thence as was supposed he
went to Oporto.'. He .passed Miranda the
8th of September}sincewhich there has been
nd Account of him. The Man that conduc-
ted him would not carry him beyond Miran-
da, having contracted to go no further than
to that Place, and it was not till the Return
lof that Person with his Voiture that there
was any certain Advice what Way the Duke
of Ripperda had taken.
Hague, Otf. 6, N. S. t h e States of the
Province of Holland, who had for some
Time delayed their usual Assembly, on ac-
count of tne Indisoosition of their Great Pen-
sionary M. Slingelant, have upori his being
pretty well recovered} appointed to meet
td Morrow Se'nnight. The Payment of Du-
ties on Goods settled by the new Tarifij ha-
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virig been refused at Middlebourg, the Stated
General have written to the States o£ Zea-
land, to give effectual Order for Compli-
ance with the said Tariff. There is no Per-
son appointed yet to succeed the deceased Mi
Pester&tas Resident of this State at Brussels.
Windsor-Castle, Sept. 29.
This Day the Marquess Grimaldi Envoy
Extraordinary from Genoa, had his first pri-
vate Audience of His Majesty, to which he
was introduced by his Grace the Duke of
Newcastle, orie of His Majesty's Principal Se-
cretaries of State, and conducted by Sir Cle-
ment Cottrel, Knt, Master of the Ceremo-
nies.
He had afterwards a private Audience of
Her Majesty, to which ne was introduced
by the Rignt Honourable the Earl of Gran-
tham, Her Majesty's Lord Chamberlain, and
conducted by the Master of the Ceremonies.
Custom House, London, Sept. 2*3, 17*8.
For Sale, by Order of the Hon. Commiilioners
of His Majesty's Customs.
On Wednesday tht id if Octiher, 1718, at Twt it-
Clock inthe Afiernitn, will be expifed tt Sale in the
Long Room at tht Custom-Houfi, London, upwards ef
Twi Hundrtd and Thirty Casks tf Refused Winet,
whith are te be distilled intt Brandy, er made intt
Vinegar Within three Mentbi after tbe Delivery, fir
which a sufficient St eur ity it tt bt given by Bend, te
be cancelled upon producing a priper Certificate frim
thi Officers if Sxcife. And alfi a Parcel tf Skins and
a Small Biat. NH. Tt be seen at Hit Majesty't Ware-
house in Mtnday and Tuesday, tht \oth tf September,
and the 1st ef October, and all the Miming befire tbt
Salt. Catalogues tt be bad at tht King's Warehouse.
The Cobimittet fir Letting the Cities Lands in tht
Account if the Chamberlain tj"thi City if Lenden givt
Nitice, tbat they intend to Lett by Ltaft twi large
Fields of Pasture Ground lying next Rose-Lane iu Rat-
cliffe, a Cnb-Hiufi -itiib twt Riems tv.tr it, and a
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