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they hfiv taken a great tnanyPrisonef-,->nd 200 he.itj ot' Catfje. We are with grpat impatience expecting a farther Account from cur Amb.ifsjdors at ~MI- con\ of t\,t Piogress tbey have made in their …

Venice", May 4. ' fiaptain GeneraJ Morosini wai> according to our last Advices, at Porto Dr.ipano, where he expected the Convoys that were lately sent frorn henctr, "intending, so soon as they had joi…

longin| io the Subjects jaffhis State,which jvere,(eLj &<Tby Ord^r of the Coun|t 4c Melgar,to be teftoredf The Gallies df the Squ&dtgn of {he Dulie of Tursit Whiqh lately "irrive-^ here,failc4 frotp h…

aftfcrwarfls tb Aranjut*. Prince Eugene bf Saiioyi tvho covered before the King the i6tH Instant, ass ' Grandet of Spain bf the first Rdiik, parted front hence the i8th for Huns try. They write from C…

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Page 1 >^, -©ufoft* at§4 The London Gazette* •pumiCljcD Up tUvitfyQiitv* " • — Frem Œ&utsDap April 39. tb ggtonDap May -*. ttfSd. cordons bf she Tartars, who were abroad in con- siderable Bodies. His …

to think of* irrcndring iC; That in thc meantime the Captain- General Morosini, upon advice from Signior Ccrmro Generai of the Islands, who w*as Cruising lit thc Giilph of Coron, of what had pas- fed,…

-., ., . . ,_ _ . , ,-" ,, , j td fill it 3L,ttaatr they had taken several persons whom jrheClerftoftheTeareisfolceep-ifairBooJcnJieiVJt ^heRelicebrl wereseridini? toCount Teckelet and Name ofthe Pers…

^ and were prcpapnl to $iv6 an A (tault po the tpwer Towp-** .That on the other side thc Rebels had made two Redoubts, whictji did very mych ipconj- mode thc Imperialists, and that they had drawn pare…

the Troops": 606 Turks had passed the said Bridge berfore the Sieur Peterhist arrived there, whom he charged, and the Fight was very sharp between them, but theTurky wereat last defeated^ 1 so of them…