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Frmcsort, Kov. air.'The Imperial Officer? i'l'e-m.r'- king "Levies in most parts*, of the Empire. Ycftef* day pasttfrrcugh this city a party of 20 Hone, being of the" Elector Palatines Lifeguard, whic…

Page 1 •JSumb* j j £ a The London Gazetted •LL. 1 !*• •^ttDitaKD bp 2tBft)62i#* From Ci)UC0Dap November ^ to ^0nDflaJ> aSlovember8.1680. and tnat Sir JWMW fairborne had presented the Com* I mander of …

to adjust Matters, as that his Imperial Majesty m,ight be induced to grant the Hungarians a Peace upon luch Terms as might make it, lasting; \yhich as yve had always reason to wiih, so more particular…

Strasburg, oft. 28. The French arc buying up iri these parts * great tjoanttty of Corn, and are making other Preparations, which gives p ople a jealousie that they have formed some design,and so.uc ar…

Page 1 J3umb»i;?9 The London Gazette. $ttbitsi)e&fcp3nt&o;itp. From $E)sltlDap October 2 5. to %fjttt&lfay October 28.1680. much tcrrifie people, who are already dfsturbedbf Naples, Sep. 14. the great…

Page 1 ni* i-O London Gazette. •in . . . — M « - r - f - i r . piitaa^a ip ;$u;&o?;t?. from ^litgDg"? October 21. to Sgcnttfip October 25. i<5So. 2ml, Sept. 1 j . Madrid, Octob. i 7 . LettersfrtJm Cad…

RljUCSDap October 21.1680. Lintz, 03. is. The p~th Instant the Commftfc "oners appointed for the Trial of thc C Hint of Zin- zendorf, late President of thc Chamber of the Revenues, met at the House of…

burg forbid the holding of all Fairs and Market* within their respective Territories, Ib that all Trade is very much interrupted; nor arc thc Magistrate's of this City less careful to do what in them …

he offers to restore the said Ship and all that was taken in her, provided he have a reasonable satisfaction *giVcn him in his pretension. We have an " Account from Ostend', of the arrival ofthe Princ…

otlicTS ajTure-n*5?thatJ*oi&giJifl^to hfs DldceS, tp^ gagesoni; ofdhcjvatiwit PSroyinces, to take part with them. "fibt think fir tb m ddle in*. The Princ afMrtngv continues In Lunenburg, having-heeii…