Mr. _Stretch_ the _Custome-house_ Waiter, who seized the Papers in Colonel _Mansells_ lodgings, and was soon after suspended from his place, upon his humble _Petition_ to His Majesty, was yesterday restored. In pursuance of His Majesties most strict order for the removing all _Papists_ and Suspected _Papists_, from his Palace, the Dutchess of _Portsmouths_ Servants that are of the _Romish_ Church are discharged. It hath pleased His Majesty to take from His Grace the Duke of _Monmouth_, the Office of the Master of the Horse, that being the only place which remained to him; but we know not yet who shall succeed him, and the Earl of _Feversham_ is made Master of the Horse to the Queen. Advertisements. _THESE are to give Notice That the Right Honourable the Lord_ Maior, _and the Commissioners of Serveyors for the City of_ London, _and the Liberties thereof; have constituted and appointed_ Samuel Potts _and_ Robert Davies, _Citizens; to be the General Rakers of the said City and Liberties, and do keep their Office in Red Lyon Court, in_ Watling-street, _where any Person or Persons that are desirous to be Imployed under them, as Carters and Sweepers of the Streets, may repair from Eight a Clock in the morning, till Twelve a Clock at noon, and from two till six at night, where they may be entertained accordingly: And if any Gardners, Farmers or others will be furnisht with any Dung Soyl or Compost, may there agree for it at reasonable rates; and all Gentlemen having private Stables, and all Inholders and Masters of Livery Stables and all others, are desired to repair thither for the carrying away of their Dung and Soil from their respective Stables, and other places, according to an Act of Common Council for that purpose._ _THERE is newly published a Pack of Cards, containing an History of all the_ Popish _Plots that have been in_ England: _beginning with those in Queen_ Elizabeth _time, and ending with this last damnable plot against his Majesty_ Charles II: _Excellently engraved on Copper Plates, with very larg descriptions under each Card. The like not extant. Sold by_ Randal Taylor _near_ Stationers-hall, _and_ Benjamin Harris _at the_ Stationers Arms _under the_ Royal Exchange _in_ Cornhill. _THE Milleners Goods that was to be Sold at the Naked Boy near Strand Bridge, are Sold at Mr._ Vanden Anker _in_ Limestreet. _LOST on Sunday night the 11 Instant in the_ Meuse, _a pocket with a Watch in a single Studded Case, made by_ Richard Lyons; _also a Bunch of Keyes, and other things; whoever brings them to Mr._ Bently _in_ Covent-Garden, _or Mr._ Allen _at the_ Meuse _Gate shall have 20 s. Reward._ London, Printed for _Benjamin Harris_ at the _Stationers Armes_ in the _Piazza_ under the _Royal Exchange_ in _Cornhill_, 1679. ]