The Gazette

Page 1 S&umb* 773* The London Gazette. r - ; i #iibUstjet> by 2itttl)o;itp. From^onUnp April 14. to Cljltt0t3np April 17. 1673. Faltnoulh, April to. of Spain will fuddainly proceed to a Rupture with Y…

Page 1 The London Gazette. < • * • $tMiaje&ty%nt&mitv* FromC&UrStiay April to. to ^OftDap April 14. i$7j. Valmouth/Jprilfy-• s will raise, orwhatFon^to maintain them, u riot yet Bveral Vessels are arr…

Cologne) Troops into tjieir several quaj-texs again,- iftj wpsrcll^jl^l^iidr'^s-^tre*/*, finctir-gtievare now retired tip into theErnpve, have dispersed their in order to Ae receiving the usual Oaths …

Hen. Symont, Gtonttrs Jilate. William Stokes John Nowel, SovCHenry Dryer Philip Ninumfcter Bennee John Evans.DHnkin Davis Henry Chub ",Francis Brcwsttc Grifhn Skinner-Tho. Mudd Master Richard FleckJoh…

Page 1 Mviwfo* 76f% The London Gazette. From V0UHUap Mtfcb 31 to <OjUl-0rjc 1|> April, 3. I67J. Venice, March 18. bels in Hungary continue still ist several places in con* Ur Letter* from Constantinop…

Complaints of those Inhabitants, the Dukes of Brunf- wick sent two thousand Men into the place; upon which the Imperialists quitted their first intentions , and are retired towards Franc onia-, The El…

that little advance will be made in the general Accommodation , so absolutely necessary for tbe safery of this Crown. From Thome they write , that upon breaking up of the Ice the io instant, the Water…

$kk 'k .%rancffoffM:inb i^We have advice from Manlueim . M*he Palatinate, that his Electoral highness had been somewhat indisposed,bu isat present very well,amin, Vefterdly tfitf ^ousit de Caprara par…

by them taken, to raise a sufficient force to oppose that grievous Taxations of their neighbors, of which re- soludon they prayed his Electoral Highness's approba-, tion j are returned again, though w…

"*. *:iLi". Dittb, March i$4 On Saturday last about five in fcbi evening, the Prince of Furstcnberghwas fcarriedfrpni Bon under a strong Convoy, though whitb#,; ilriot certainly known; some fay that t…