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Royal Chefhire Regiment of Militia came in and encamp'd in the Lines at Brumpton, on the Right of the Huntingdon Regiment. L 0 N D 0 N, June z 3. St. 7ameis, June 17. THIS Day the Rt. Hon. the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons of the City of London. in Co:ronon Council ailembled

aii exiraei from a pamphlet, entitled An qutben- fc journal of the fiege of Bel eif e, by William ' Smith, a volunteer. *■ — ~~V the 29th or Marcn 1701, tne.ioi- M V■- lowing fleet failed from Spithead, fl. fiy under the command of Commodore ft \ft Auguffes Keppel : Vailant, 74 g

We learn from Venice, thai the treaty of all;. ance between the Sublime Pone and his Pruffian M s . je-fty, was figned on the 2d of February; and tbjj it is faid to contain a guaranty of all thar Monarch"; dominions. This alliance was (olemnly debated i-, the divan, where it was

I «*_fi of a letter from Montrofe, dated June I . Ii , relternfeht, put into this harbour, a Danifli the mailer and crew of which, reports, A *At morning, Aberdeen bearing of them N. ' y • diftant about three leagues, a f rench fnow t A' te<r pave them chace for anout two hours,

St. James's, June 17. ?? HIS diy the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Com- mons bf the city of London, in Common Council, aflembfed, wait- ed on his' Majefty, anel being in- troduced to his Maj city by the Rfeht Hbnourab!-: ?*Tr. Vice-Cham berlain Finch, ade their

As an carnrft of the regard likely to be paid to the honour and interelts of this nation in the fu- ture treaty of peace, our readers may not be ciif- pleafed with the following accounts from the foreign Gazettes, which, as they all agree in the main, may be fuppofed to be found

From tbe London Gazette, June 9. Hague, June 5. IT is faid that the cavalry of the French King's houfliold have orders to be in readinefs to march between the 6th and ioth inftant, to the Lower Rhine -, that feur regiments of horfe or dragoons, being attacked with the Glanders,

?? i&OfL A. London, &c. Saturday, "June 6. ?? Ball on Thurfday laft wes open'd ?? ty t * ie L>uke of York and Princcfs ?? Augufta, between Nine and Ten o' Clock ; the Minuets did not end till «Es||fi^ f**p jßr@^_! near One, when the Country-Dances ?? W^yO began, then his Majefty