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had by seme subterraneous passages, made a in sty sally upon the Enemy, and with extraordinary flalgnter beaten them from a Gallery which they presenjiy ruined, in which service the Marquis Vittfwho c…

Page 1 IBumb* 3 4 j . The London Gazette. ^ttMitljcD top ^utgOeUtp* From C&Urffcap, March 4. to ^ O l t l i a p , March 8. 1668. States, and the priviledges and freedom of their Election 1 Pttblin, Fe…

Cardinals to hear ahd determine the most important affairs without respect of persons. The P.ope still contiues his zeal sot tfae relief of Ctndit, and has engaged fais Clergy to maintain sour thousan…

which he now meets with fresh difficulties. Tfaey farther tell us, that the Garrison by this addition being encreasei to Twelve thousand men , resolved to give the Turks some proof of their Courage, a…

Ptnvcic\, Feb. 9. Little judgement's Yet to be'made, which of the Factions is Ike to prevail in the ensuing Election ; but sor the maintenance of its freedom, it has been resolved in all the Preparato…

him for (fcniut, whither are also repairing many persons pf honour and tfae chief Officeis ef the Army to compliment" him^upon fais emploiment, and to receive his Orders. si Yesterday tbe Marquis sent…

interposing as Mediator! between his Electoral Highness the Prince Palatine of the Rhine* and the Duke of Loj-( nine, is returned from Mmbtim, the said Elector think- i ig it not necessary to give the…

lStates of Tranfilvmit, "but the greatest matter which "*__ ike to be offered, eo their consideration , is a Method of Rai Ssing money sor li"m sor the payment of the arrears of "Iri" bute due from fa…

agreement with Miltn sot an exchange ef Salt for a large; quantity of Powder, for the supply ofthe besieged, Vienna, fm. 16. From Hiingtry we ate advised chat the Turks have lately committed several V…

to RljUrs&ap, Februarys 1668. St. Pitil 's Brigade ; harMiishead taken off? and tie Sieur S de Chamilly and Lire received some hurt from the stones of the Parapet broken by the fame Bullet: the Sieur …