The Gazette

Page 1 -Burnt), ttff The London Gazette, !&ubli$eD b? Zufywty* From S^OIlOaP Augusta5. tb ^f)Ui;01iap August 28. I (5 7 9 . r3<«rt*r;V"c >*«g. i»- clar have received orders to remain Ort thc Fronti" T…

it seems, was to demand his assistance against the Turks, Wcdo not yet knojv whether his Majesty willeoine back hither, or return for Copenhagen.This City hath finally thought fit to accommodate matte…

dpi"! was forced tb yield. I Thd lylarquis i> Astorgm "vlayoidonao Mayor and thc Diuehcli of Tetnawan CamirreraiMpyariLQlihi'aeirt Qilam, are preparing ""efy splcndidJiqluipagcs sor "theit receivingea…

IO79. the latter end of this week at Rensburg,to give Audi-j ence to an Ambaflador from the Czaf of Mofcovy, who is arrived at Copenhigen with a great 1 raip. The Danist Forces have enlarged their Qua…

signs; but oTir feaiS continue all this nhile, and no care is wanting to provide for our security. Four thousand men of the Diike cf Lunenburg's I-orccs, arc quartered in the Tcrritori. s of this City…

-R^thbotnei, Aug, *". The Imperial Commiflelr^ flas- acquainted the Diet, thai" the Emperol' haS i*Jen Orders for thc drawing his Troops out- of thc Empire, and for iheir marching into his Hcre3kary C…

hence, the Battallion of Eysenach, and in a day or two we shall be wholly rid of thole that remain "as yet here, upon which, several French Regiments have likewise quitted Alfice, and are gone horns, …

Ambassador Extraordinary from the Crown of Poland, made his publick Entry into this place, which was one of the stateliest ard most magnificent, thac has been seen, he having with him a Train of above…

which were raffed aud maintained with their money, 1 might be put int,o their service, or else that, those moneys might be repaid * but thesaid Duke, before he parted for Italy, delivered those Troops…

with three or four Guns, and forty Men, who arc to Cruise up and down thc River; but cur Lettfrsfrora Bremen arrived this day fay, that die. French Ti cops that were in Olienburgand Delmcnborst, havin…