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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…

to &l)Ut0tJap March 2. 167a the Author and cpntriver of thpse jealousies an4 misunderstandings which have formerly been be-* tween Dpn Juan of Austria and the Ministers of this Court, and more especia…

the 4ay before, tPgether with, ftis whple Estate, transferred tp him, he himself chppsing tP spend the rest pf hi? days-in a devout and retired life, with the Title onely of bbe d' Orleans^ and &> ^il…

with vpfy t C^pflacks;', vvas multitudes' 7pf people flocking 3aily to him fr$m all parts of Russia j they further; reljus, tha^ several ofthe chiefest German Officers of the Czars Arnny^ have left th…

and scarce becoming the Quality of any Subject. Monsieur Gremonvillc,ht<, nost Christian Ma'e- sties Envoye in this Couit, hath lately giv nisi a Memorial to the High Chambeilain pf his Imperial Majes…

met by Captain Beach and Captain Berry off the Rock of Lisbonne, having Convoyed the Levant Fleet so far towards England, and had passed by Tangier under their Convoy into the Streigbts. A Christian C…

Monsieur Windifchgrat^,hii Imperial Majesties Envoye Extraordinary in this Court,continue ftjjl here^, without any great likelihood of success inhisNego* tiatioa : It is said, he hath lately by an Exp…

Tursi's squadron; so that he is-daily expected here, to tajee posse (ion of his Goyernment of Novarr'c. The Queen Regent having been humbly informed by our Agent at Madrid,ofthe poor condition of this…

^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…

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