The Gazette

^icnvfit^, firrt ja.*fe0n*7 B^nr WW { $eES teJL us, thatthe Army continues still quiet in their Winter Quarters, the fears they had of new disturbances on that side, being now vanished", and the whole…

Page 1 i2urr.t).544 The London Gazette, _ ., _ _ ^ _ ^ _ — — . - — -i * i - i • From ^onDflJ), January 30. to C&Ul#fcap February 2. 167(3. Porr the Jersey akX-Guernsey Fregats for Zant, to^ Swan\ey,Ja…

1 ces, which are it ora- -the Emperor- hath established Kt PresbouVg for the summoning before them all persons suspected \a 'have been concerned in the late rebellion1,seV^faFrlft- *ving retired thert…

o . - ,sor besides of her exactions, the^haveof late turned out ofthe Town alf such as fold Wine and other strong drinks, totb.egreat iiu:onvciiience of strangers. ,. A vessel lately arriving here fro…

Farji,jm.en* The King- and the whole Court hare been -these T ree or Four days at Vincenncs,di vern- Wig-themselves with Dancing, Hunting,'OomedieJ, ahd -the-other usual entertainments-ofthe season-,p…

+ ' Nine were bound -for that place, the rest proceeding to the Levant, imported at Malaga the 16th of the same month , and leaving there some part of their number y pasted the 6th instant by Alicant.…

langon, late Ambassador from his Catholick Majesty at Vienna, is returning to Madrid, in which employment the Marquis dc Los Balbaces sbinolA now succeeds him. By Letters from Chauenni on the borders …

Hague, Jan.13. Here hare been published Two Pla- caets or Ordinances of the States General of the United Provinces, bearing date the id of this present January ; by the one they forbid the importation…

faction of the Sultaness, who in the mean time omits not any thing for the firengthning her t arty, which is of late grown very considerable. The Proveditor General Bernardo continues very sollicitous…

they receive from all hands j and to increase their troubles^ several fires have lately hapned in that City which have done considerable damage. Genout3.DcCf.x4. A Zealand man of war arriving before t…