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to C&Ur(Blty April 7. > 70. a Courier founded the llmg his Masters fntlmfttcn? towards it.< The Cardinals Antonit BatbafinisPaVavicitiiBonil- liiad Spada, are again returned into the Condave> brjt Car…

. to S5 tmt!ap April 4.1670. The differences between this Crown and the Dtiks of Hoistein Plun for the secceflion to the County of Oldest- bourg, being of too gieat difficulty ft) be easiy determined …

sent Viceroy, have eadeayoured to raise the people into a rebellion, by infusing several jealousies into their hcads,huc finding their Arts hitherto unsuccessful, end thcrnse|tc too weak to keep the f…

to'$9dr0&8p March 2#. 1670. - It has been since this Assembly resolved, that no singl. person'should have the powertpbreak up the Diet, but if any one sound himself grieved, he should present hi* sai*…

Page 1 The London Gazette. $tibUsi)et> bv ZutfyoMV- from S^onDap, March 20- to Œ|)Ut0DaptMarch a3 .1670. •of t h i matter. At Doway we are told, that there Falmouth, March .if. - baying lately happene…

Page 1 J3utttiM57 The London Gazette. Frftm 5LflUtjSDapa ftftirfch*6.' lo 50^3])" ^arch. 20 167a a Memorial represented to the Prince Regent, the in- Pembroke, March 8. justice bPthat action, his High…

of London, bound with Pilchards for thtt- r^nce, where heJiath Deen in quality of Envpye Ex- '"' ' ' ' ~ "" traprdinary frpm the Emperpr, extrearoly satisfied with his reception and entertainment inth…

We are here in daily expectation to receive the necessary Orders from Sp ' forthe disbandingseve- ral ofthe new raised Troops, and so to ease these Countreys of part of the charge they at present lie …

^uke deyenydojtr, whp jfely tp have the tetter of the cauieY ^j severs hp^ujSv it wa^ putoff tiU another hearing, rji the mean time 'tr'is generally thougTit that the pis.in presep^t possession, is t …

cy through all the Ecclesiastical Territories, to which end he hath caused an extream rich Coach to be made here. It is said that Don Pedro d' Arragon, seeing that neither he nor his Brother the Cardi…