The Gazette

to ^UllHaj) October 21. 1672. s_i__e. The Count Stein Bielke is made Crown- Treasurer. Dawtick, Octob. S. Our Letters from Ps land give us ac present some cause to hope, that the affairs of that Kingd…

th*se jealousies retard our proceedings, a^d a.fe lille to force tis to make t/eace,though ujJon vfcry diftd- VantagiouS terms. Genoda. Octob- $" MonsieUr de Gaiftnbnt* the French En-vdy, having topdn…

ving notice of their intentions, voluntarily quitec. their place-*, and wrote to the Prince of Orange to acquaint him With it, who immediately sent Orders for the re-establishing of them again in the …

Ditto, We have jijsi now advice , that the French Army bu>ke up from J9 i/. Idorp this Morning . and about nooth-we could, see from our Wats ierofal trench Troops enter into Mttiheim and Duyts t we ha…

and proved extream well -, (he was Named the Margaret , in Compliment to the great Dutchess. The; news continues still of the taking ofthe Tunis Galleys bythe Malteses. Warsaw,Sept. z%. The zj. instan…

to t t)Uf sffla? October 3,1672. Merchant men coming-from theSouidi tmderthe Convoy of two* men of War , on? df 3fe , and the other of eight Guns., which latter they tobk, together with two Merchant m…

havock amongst them, which it was hoped would give a stop to their farther progress, and oblige them to leave the Field. The King is still at Ja- nowitfa though there is some discourse of his lud- dai…

^UtgOap September26, 1672. cisioned the advanjejof Monsieqc JTurenn* with the french Army as fatas Effen ; inthe mean time front Hanouer we have advice, that the Duke of that name, has drawn together …

that this Session of Parliament fcath been very close at work, and that our Constitu - tjon is expeditious. Warsaw, Aug. za. There Majestie&are still ntja* nowits, and will continue there till the jo …

dissatisfaction , severaj of the Stares put -Ait of the The said Troops having b^ea all ?lon{ ftir_-, QoT/r.-nment'S, which occasioned so great a confo- fioa Extraordinary from the Crown of Sweden to …