The Gazette

^ten-aEo.iit; cilmar, wicji dehgn, asif beljevfcd, tofis a reliet ihco fhilipsbttrg ; .and thac che Duke"- os J^ort ra/Sv'dlrprcpanngtbhihder-ir.''f ffarntlilrg, April, 18. We have tliis weiek Po very…

four- hii Army in Flanders, will take his journey thither, to influence by his presence the affairs of these parts. Spire, April it. The blector Palatine ha^sent back to Manheim, Hyddbirg and Frartr\c…

were then in that Road; That Captain Ashley in the New Rose, and Captain Stepney in thewere both ordered home ; That on che I y of the lame month, Captain Herman arrived there in the New Sipbireftom L…

fler Troops, the Sieur Cbauetjwho commands rhe for^ mer, expecting those of ihe other Confederates iti drder to fais beginning the Siege, the Mareschal Hirne,Go vernor of Stadt, has,its said,put thing…

Page 1 3Z2umb, 1085 The J^ondon Gazette. From ^OllDilJ? April 10. to *€lltirjeiDap April 13. 1676. Marseilles, April 7. and having put his Infantry into L inter burgh, and in" YEsterday arrived here i…

is said to have been forced ashore near Me/o^'C" byfuul yveather. Florence, March 31. By a Vessel arrived at Legorn in ten dayesfrom Mefstni, we hear the French have disco- 1 vered another Conspiracy …

and orher- Provisions from Strlsbnrg } and the -is/ following, likewise arrived there- 100 Wagon* with th"? fame lading frem the Butchs of VVirtembetg, so that- our Troops have lLfficiently wherewitha…

lately arrived here, hath had Audience of the Count tte Montecuculi, President ofthe Counc'l of VVarjwhcm he assured of the constant resolution of the Port, to live in Amity and good Correspondence wi…

to C&ttt#flap MarcS 30, i 6 7 6. of Higuenaw caused seven Wagons laden with Merchant dizes that were going ft om lience towards 15"f/re, to bd stopped, "notwithstanding, they had a Passport of the Gov…

| conduct oflijs Lientenant, l"i<<//'/7/.''/;0"ietejTIiat-abotr ten at night the Boats put,olF, beui^ pr^videj tyith Hse- Wo:ks,md other things neceff"iiy tor the design utd ruffing very/oftIy,thcycai…