F ROM Vienna. Orders are fent to Count Philippi Minifter at Turin, to return forthwith, without taking Leave of the Court. Some Advices from Turin fay, that the Defign of the combin'd Forces of Spain, France, and Sardinia, is to poffefs themfelves of the Milaneze, while the Naval Forces of France and Spain attack Sicily. The Elector of Saxony was chofen King of Poland on the 5th Inftant. When the Nobility was arriv'd, Prince Lubomirski, Palatine of Cracovia, made a moving Speech, tending to prove that the Election of Stanislaus was contrary to the known Laws and Conftitutions of the Kingdom, and by Confequence was null and invalid: Here he fhew'd, by fe veral Arguments, the Neceflity there was for a new Election, where the Rights and Prerogatives of the Nation might remain untouch'd. His Speech met with a general Applaufe, after which the Bishop of Craco via, appointed to collect the Votes, cry'd out aloud, Let every Man give bis Vote. Prince Lubomirski answered first, Vivat Rex Auguftus Tertius; the Bishop of Cujavia feconded him, whom the reft follow'd unanimoufly; upon which the Staroft Linowski was immediately difpatch'd from the whole Body to the new King, at Drefden The 12th, 13th, 14th, and 15th Inftant the French Army. were taken up in paffing the Rhine, building Bridges, &c. The 16th, 17th, and 18th they were employ'd in carrying over the Artillery and Implements of War. The 19th and 20th they open'd Ground before Fort Kebl, and began to raise Batteries, without any Oppofition. The 21st they took a Half Moon, belonging to the Place, on which were fix Pieces of Cannon, alfo with out Refiftance. From Paris. The King having given the Dutchess of Lorrain her Option to live with her Children either in a.Town of that Dutchy, or in fome Town of France, that Princess, 'tis thought, will choofe to refide at Luneville; and the Marquis de Silly is marching to put French Garrifons into the Places of Lorrain. From Berlin. Our laft Letters from Dantzick advife, that the Ruffian Army having paft the Viftula, are become Mafters of War-, fary: That General Lafci has taken up his Quarters in the Palace of Czartorinski, His Serene Highness the Duke of Wirtemberg died at his Palace at Studgard in Germany the 18th Inftant N. S. the laft of the Proteftants of that illuftrious Family. He is fucceeded by his Brother Prince Alexander, a General in the Emperor's Service. From Paris. We have received Advice from the Camp before Fort Kebl, that the 26th in the Night the Befiegers took the Hornwork of that Place; and on Saturday Night Jaft the Marquis de Reynel, Son-in-Law to the brought to the King the Articles of CapituDuke of Berwick, arrived at Fontainbleau, and lation, which his Generals had granted to the Governor of Fort Kebl for the Surrender of that Place. From Augsburg. The French are on full March to the Milaneze, which has ftruck a general Confternation in Lombardy. From Warsaw. The Ruffians are intrenching and fortifying themselves near this City, and are about detaching fome Troops to take Pofleflion of the Bishoprick of Warmia. General Lafci has declared to the Secretary for Dantzick, that if King Stanislaus does not retire from that City, he will march to bombard and befiege it with 30,000 Men, Univerfalia's are about to be published, in the Name of King Auguftus III. to fummon those of the contrary Party, to acknowledge the new King, on Pain of being treated as Enemies to their Country. From Dantzick. The King of France has written a Letter with his own Hand to the King his Father-in-law, to affure him, that he will not lay down his Arms 'till he has fettled his Majefty in the Poffeffion of the Throne of Poland. 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