The Gazette

Page 1 52 amv ;-j "-/?<- The London Gazette* • • • ^ • • " I W ' l t •' I1 ' • " ' • i r — ' $ttbUflKD b? 3tet#0-Mp-» FromClJUrjStiap November id, to ^tonDa? Novemtef ?o i68i. Vienna, Nov. S. Some day…

Page 1 -jQun:;* I-,JS The London Gazetf" j*"**"*"-, $ubifi$tf D ty %\x$$mity. from 'UanDaj? November i^.jto ®'QmfS\my November 16.1682. ^repat;«tpu& netJtliTafya rap Tax will be rajsecl A jLfst oi*the…

ivhich gives great jealousie, to tlic Milanese and to? thc Genouests. Thc izth instant, the Parlcme-t* was opened here, vvith tfie usual stiltmniry. Plimouth, Nov -7. Qn Saturday laH* arrived hete His…

and that the Grand-Signior.orat least thc Grand- Vizier, will command the Ottoman Army in Person, when it takes the Field in thc Spring. The Baron ie I^racow, Envoy Fxtraordmary from the Elector of Br…

StockhoUn, OSob. Sin ' -t , JHE States ofthis Kingdom have been assembled for several days, and in pur next we may xeli you what resolutions they have taken upon thc Proposition made to them in the rK…

Omc Persons who arc arrived here; from Turkey coi firm the Aceo-unts we have had of the prepatatious th$ Tur\s are making for War; and assure us, That it is the general opinion ofthe Foreign Merchants…

not of Billowa having permitte'd them to pass through-his Government) aiid fiad made great fpo'l' there; anothe^r Party of iqoo Hotse intended to' have fallen intp Moravia, and 5 po of th m ,had alrea…

Ib-re jre Letters from Hungaryt which fay, Tlwt | l-re ch King has' Km si-risfactio*" upon his lateDc, 1sheTuf)(i inaJie great "ftefl-ff-rtioi-.s a-jainst SjJilrg.' darat )**> before Ihe term fttercir…

eported that the cliufe of the Turks nrrjiratine^ From thc Hungarians was to keep thefts Feast of Romtfan, af-cr thc ejcpif-ftjoii of whicn, 1^ Was, not doubted but thdy woulid, act agnin!*bav'i,g, ma…

that: General Caprtra intended to march the next day towards tbe Rebels- who were Posted neat* the Berg-Towns i, Thar. Count Teckeley had fens a Detachment to Lewentt, aud that upon th.ir approach, th…