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Strasburg, Sept. 3. We hear that fome Potentates Hiavecaufed Propofals to be made to K. Staniflaus concerning his Pretentions. DantZmick, Aug. 29. Letters from Poland fay, that great Search is making in that Krngdom, after fonie .Perfons who keep a fecret Correfpondence withK. S

out ba the Rr, Honourable the Earl of MARCH and Burgh of PEEBLES, to be run for on the ufnal Ground upon the Firft Thurfday of May nex', by any Horfe, Mare or Gelding, not under Three at leaft belonging to feveral Owners- This Race is to be in Heats the beft of Three, each Heae

and Epaphras, called to a new Conference, in Vindication of the Author of the Snake, &C. from thefe Errors charged upon him in a Letter to a Gentleman, &c. To which, fome plain Queries to the laft Publifloer of The Marrow of Modern Divinity, are fubjomed. Printed for the Author,

From the Peft Boy July, 1 6. Hague, July 20. It will not be long before we fee here Count Zinzendorf, who is to fucceed Count Coningfeck-Erps in quality of Envoy Extraordina- ry of his Imperial Majefty •, fo the latter will cer- tainly leave this Place fometime next Month, to te-

PROPOSALS for encreafing the Coin, and fupporting the PublicM Credit of Great Britain. jI.TTHAT Commiffioners be appointed, and empowered, to make a'Lot- A try, for any Sum not exceeding 500,0001. the full Sum to be ad- vanced thereon, to be divided into Prizes, and paid in Exch

Conftantinople, November 2%. Mr. Stanian, the Ambaflador of Great Britain lately received 4 Letters from the King and Queen of Sweden, 2 of which were for the Grand Seignor,and the other 2 for the Grand Vi- zior, notifying the King's Accellion to the Crown of Sweden, &c. The Por

Plague, Auguft 9. Since the Weft India Company's Propofals have beea approved by the States, their Actions rife very high, particularly at Am- fterdam, where on the 7th at Noon they were 330 per Cent, and fome think they will rife to a 1000. Some Letters of the 27th ult. from St

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Extracl of a Letter from Paris, September 17. The Fears of the Plague dayly increafing, and it being not unlikely chat f - reign Powcrsmay beimpiofcd on by the Common Accounts, which an; tea,- aggravated, and fometimes intireiy falfc, and be thereby engaged ro tikc.n Refutations