Ixrndori, ; Miy S. t ?? ' : ?? 5 The Bank of England, received Advice Yeftcrday, that Mr. Charles Gail, one of their Clerks, who went away with *oool*> of 'their Money, in Bank: Bins and Exchequer Notes, and for whofe appr-shenfion, they offered a Reward of too 1. is takenar-Sto-

EH E Secreraiy of M. pal- man. Imperial Minified who follow*d the Grand Campaign, arrived here on Wcdnefday laft int9 Days from the Turkifh Army. He confirms the A&on'that paf- fed betwixt theMufcoVitcsanH Tnrks,and the Peace that followed •, but fays s the Lofc of the Mufcovktf

vifibly ; With wlutever Gravel may be generated in thofe Pat ts ; and gives Eaft in the Che- fok i As likewife the Pains bf the Gout and hXheunia- tifm; and foon after reftores the Ufe of Limbs, b Si»ld only zt Harr i fens Coffee houfe, at the Sand-hill iii Wtwcaftte upon at 3 s

The Forces of Zurich and Be™ "ye in- vefed the Town bfWeil. the Refid-nce of the Abbot of St. Can, but hare not com- mcnc'd any Hofriffitics againft the fame . and 'ris expected, that the Diet, which is toaf- femblc next Week atßadtn.win find an Ex- pedient to put an end to the

T H<E Nemcajlle Courant: I'Jews ToRRnoH and Domjsstitjk. ?? . — - • in f~\ I ' .. FfrbtnCQcDnflDaV, OCMber gl. to ftatatDaj., November 3. l7 n. ?? 41-

They write from Gal way, that two Perfons, a Man and a Woman, had been tryed there for the murdering of Dr. Edin, Deaii of Tuam, and were both found Guilty.

Wifmar, Dec. 1 6 . This Day at Noon Gen. Stecnbock made a Speech to the the Officers and Soldiers in Garrifon here, as ajfo to the Magistrates and Burghers, upon the prefent Port .lire of Af- fair*, wherein he exhorted the Troops to perform their Duty, and exert their ancient Bra

The Propofals brought over by the E. of Strafford are now under Debate at the Hague and in the Provinces $ and we hear that the Provinces of Utrecht and Fricze- land, the 3 Quarters of Gelderland, and the City o^ Am- fterdam, are endin'd to the Peace : But we rnuft wait for the

From tbe Camp at Demain^Jnne 1 3. The Baron Van Weldren an&thc Trea- furer General Hop arrived here Yefterday Morning from the Hague, and Dined with Prince Eugene-, which Prince, and all the field Deputies had a Confeisence to Day with the Dujke of Ormond, touching the Declaratio

Ye(Verday Morning, the Reverend Mf. JOHN NE WM ORO UG H, our late Hcad-Malter, depart- ed this Life, after having, near yo Years together, rais'd and maintained our School in fo great Reputa- tion, as to exceed all others in this Kingdom, having bred up and Educated molt of our