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Naples, May 20. The Duke de ta Miranda, vvho accompanied itte prefetit King ot Spain in his pali.ge (rom this kingdom, i; arrived here from Madt id , although he is _ native of Spain, he has thought proper to retire from thence in thele ti.-ne. 01 tumult, ta order to enjoy tranq

Extrail of a letler from Neva-York, May _j. ?? New branches of trade >•> ill foon : c ?? out here, the advantages of which, even ihc mofi f«n- giiine amongft v?, cannot enumerate, in ihc mean time our northern governments, wiih a laudable co- alition, are now intent upon fucb ln

in Germany during the late war To the Landgrave of Hefle Caflel, tocompleat the payment of n;o,oool. IVipulated by treaty Monday morning their Roval Highncffcs gave audience of leave : and in the afternoon left the city, after having vifited every thing curious in it, to the gre

fuppofed to inlluenced by their iuperiors, afl’embled, armed with cutlafi'es, bludgeons, See. betort the In ufcof Mr. Ilenderfon, Baker, in Kent-ftreet, near St. George’s jhurch, Southwark, (who for the benefit of the poor, and for the fake of ready money to fupport large family

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molt, from the very nature their commerce, be ever powerful? And are they not, as under one and tire fame government, and bound the fame laws, as virtually reprefented, as if they were inhabitants of the fame country can mere local diflinAiohs caufe any alteration in a fyflem of