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hasten as much, as the good of your Majesties affairs requires, and as shall be possible sor me to do,not doubting butyour Majesty is sufficiently assuted of my fidelity to your service j and thar I w…

&**&' tlh,Tbomis H ve Com n:n 'ers, from T*rMmth. The g-.zines. Genout, $ n,<iQ, Jhe j^+rvsla"wa,rmedjierf ths Jor, " fepb Hiidocke Commander,andsome new Works to the Fortifications of Brific, and Cli…

stadt was attacked. Strasburg, Jan. 2.5... The great Rains-we have had since the late Thaw have so spoiled the ways thit the Frcncfyhave not yetbeen able to remove their Cannon from HagveJiiw; so that…

the partition of their Conquests in Bre""trn,but hitherto without any success. He has at present Orders froojiEnenras morions.* sshe Ofnabrug Troop* will not i theEmp<rot->asweareinform d,rargot6tirce…

we believe they were necessitated to surrender through Want of fresh water, which we had some days before heard begun to lail. HitTurWgJiin.ip.To'morow the Duke of Lunenburg Z.-U i. expected at Staden…

tion, it killed several of their own men ; which the iTtvesturt'sor-the.DutcHy^of Secfwhl$! within the" tithes Danes perceiving, they made a Sally,/and sor several agreed, has sequestred the said Dutc…

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Page 1 ^ u m b v i i ^ The LondonGazette. ^UDUlJJCtJ D? ,%mt)Qllt¥. From SgJoaDap January 8. to ^CfoUtgUap January n . 1676, Lime, Jan. 8. will be very difficult, as long as the Enemy continues THetTt…

pretenders. Ic is reported for certain that "we shall have the next Summer a Fleet of 40 Men of War at Sea*; and that in order thereunto 20 Men of War-will be* bought up in Holland. Here is some disco…

Cl)tlt0siap January 4. ^6^6." rious t6 be informed, for that ithasbeen formerly rif- joxted; as if some difference was 30 Ije scared between that King and our, Elector, concerning the Dutchy of Prussi…