The Gazette

Hn?nm ^-\x;\db9ti to ^OnUap June8. 1674. .with a party of French, whSwere advanced to oppose the passage of bur Troops, with whom they had a sharp dispute, which lasted several hours j but at last., t…

cans . , ..<, ,- Campi where was held a Council of War, ^hjch^ejnd- ed, the said Marquis and the.Count deWaldec are. gone to confer with the General $Oucb*i, who has tsts Quarters at present at DueyCM…

to Cologne, ftini t. The last night the' dftint, S6ucl.es i General of the Imperial Army , iai Munster Eytfelt Jrom Bon; where, it j*-.tiid, n\ continue till the Imperial Army arrives, wiilcif h Ws ma…

TfeattheStar.es of the Circle of SuabU have appointed parted from hence towards Dale , to besiege t hat place, - toasserrible there the twenty eighth of this Moneth.The j which,and Satins only, retria…

Hoise to pass the Rhin$ there, to go and discover the | W&: Thdpri^oP c*mde having joy ed his Army with fanqon our letters of the 17 instant, fay, That she day before that City was surrendred to the F…

fWft^ Palatine, to consult with his Electoral Highness concerning the actions of the Campagne. The Imperial Troops continue to pass the Rhine, and to follow the Duke of Bournonville, who is marched to…

visits haye passed between him and the Popes Nuncia bete. The third instants Signior: MaftrJ, Envoy Extraordinary from the Crown of Poland, had Audience of the Senate, to whom in an eloquent Oration, …

Brussels, May 18. The twelfth instant the Prince of Conde began his march from Toumay with an Army of 20000 Men, and lodged that night atLeufe \ the thirteenth he came to Sens, the fourteenth to S. De…

of Monsieur Ferjttk to the contrary, who we aretold^ onely desires ofthe Elector, that he will not permit the, Efiemies of the most Christian King his Master, to hav passage through his Territories. T…

Madrid, April t$. The 17instant the Cortde dePe* ting, Ambassador from the Emperor") took his leavers their Majesties, in order to his return home. From Barcelona they write, That she Duke de St. Germ…