The Gazette

iH oi "heythadof bur strength, began to-. siiS "Htogrf9t*dJ& ordef,'whichwas very much encrea&d by the disehargt of30 piecei of Caonstn JadeawiihsinaJ)ShoiV/wbifib{ our sTrbops opening, ,sitcd upon, c…

Body^if tbeir Tfoops cp pussefi then to -"cfbrcisic Czerifi% a frontier T)own Which ths Tiirks took and dc^nqljlhcd in thc \$j\ ("."/ar. ^ From the Imperial Camp before EJbcries, fulyzi. GeneratSfc^ ;…

^ either5 Bh the Breaches or in the p,tijJ, iti which tl ey loll a great many men. This &\ty we were certainly informed df tht Approach tis the Christian Armv, by thc JEnemic-f -notion, for they begat…

of the attack- of (he Troops 6f Brunswick, arid pushed our men tbat defended thc toc-ikwith that vigor , that they had grt'at difficulty Do- save che Powder and Ammunition; This night we had divers me…

Page 1 I^uml) ao<fo -0iU)hfl;cDbV tZutfymtt* From ^tfUftfCag "August 13 ,-to@onosp August 17. .itSS-J. TJie fame instances have been made to the Fop-; in thename of the King of Poland,. b\x$ his "holi…

to Q&urftfcay August -*-. they were employed to repair thc Wotks ruined by our Cannon, or that thc Turks made them appear there to excite our Compassion that so we might for- bear firing. TheDukeof Lo…

Vtnicc". fuly \-y. E have Letters from our Fleet fer thc way of Otrtnto ofthe id h. flant, which* give an account, Thac they had taken Colimpa, and Vhac they afterwards at- ' tacktOrc i,wiiich they ho…

Page 1 The London publi(l)eDD?^a(toit?. JEJumb 2057 From @onD3g August j.toCjjurssDap August 6. i6tf. beusel, to lethim know that in thc fame manner b<S Genoua, fuly 24. treated the Christian Slaves n…

leasses. to.Galio;s, eight -Men of War, and a L nany either Vessels, besides the PopesGalli s and thos of Tufttny and Maltht\ ""he Land Forces consist, in rjoao men us a ihe rent Nations, besides 30a0…

being,betweenioanduooomen,and encanipedona plate, th thfe VilTct-'of tuia, demanr/ing Ipe-cdyrei Line onthe left of thc Imperial Army,-, The-jth those) linP\ fiC Dukp of zoriiin has cauled tw6 Bridges…