... but only a contagious Fever which ufually begins by the tfczdzch, followed by a burning Fever, and then Convulsions bring on Death within 24 Hours. Mr. Nenny Fifcal of Brabant is at laft arrived at the Hague, Mr. Horn- beck Penfionary of Rotterdam is appointed ...

... Sept. 4. On the nth Inftant the King appointed the Duke of Charters Great Mafter of the Order of St. Lazarus vacant by the Death of Marquis Dangeau., and valued at 30000 Livres. This Prince defigns to admit into that Order none but Perfons of Quality or ...

... feized with it fcarce live above 6 Hours. It begins with a Pain m the Head, which is fucceeded by a Shivering and ends with Death* The City of Aix is (o alarmed at it, that all the Inhabitants are flying in- to Upper Provence to avoid it. Thofe of Montpellier ...

... From the Su James's Evening Pojl, Sept. 24 Bojlon, July 25. I^^ft^p ?? Mequinez, where fhe was tortured almoft to Death, ?? 1 Jlli her Torments fainting away, m Jp aw 1 l^^^wli the Moors iaid that at WW$ Imt recoverin § j ] erlenfes£he IMH^i ligiona c ...

... jects or Foreigners who export any Gold or Silver ( except only a fmall Quan- tity of the new Coin ) are to be puniflied with Death, a Fine of 6oco Livres, and Forfeiture of Ships, Waggons, or other Carriages made ufe of for that Purpole. ...

... pub- lish his Maqdate till the Parliament hath regifter'd trie Accomodation, The The Report of the Bifhop of Marieilles's Death is not true. He isbniv retired into the Citadel, all his Servants being f wept away by the Plague, The Foreign Minifters who ...

... which the latter killed and woun! . . ral of the former. The King of Pruflia thereupon, has forbid his Officers upon Pain of Death, to commit fuch Violences for the Future. The Cuke of Hamilton is here, and defigns to return to Paris: The Accounts from Brullels ...

... the Stock-Jobbers. oj ihe ueh MljJijjippjA Day after Day diff appear ing, the King has affixed an Arret, forbidding on ?? of Death, all his 'Majejtfs SubjeCfs to leave the Kingdom, and even thu C:v without exprefs Leave. f f ' As tothe Directors of our ...

... hinder their penetratin® further into the Country; fo that the poor Wretches having nothing to eat* are likely to be ftarved to Death, becaufe no Provilion can be fent to them for fear of the Plague. Hereupon the Marquis de Prie and General Count Vehlen went ...

... From the Loudon Gaz-zae, OCiober 25. Pan/, OCiober 5. Some Days ago an Arret was publ iilied which for- s on* Pain of Death, the bringing into? this Kingdom, felling or buying any any India. China, or Turkey Silks, . Stuffs or Callicoes, as likewife arr ...

... has been arrefted at Calais, difguifed in Woman's Cloaths. The Introduction to the King's Ordonance forbidding on Pain of Death any of his Subjects to go out of the Kingdom without Permiffion is, that his Majefty having ordered by the aforementioned Arret ...

... bury'd their CarcriiTes 50 Foot Under Ground to prevent the Difcovery,but it afterwards coming to Light, he was fentenc'd to Death, and hanged at Sailsbury in 1559 by a Silken Halter in refpe ...