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" TheSenatehathrefolved to keep a consiJeiable Fleet at Sea to secure the Commerce which is too frequently interrupted by the C01 fairs, and have ordered 24 men of war, 10 Galli. s and 4 Galleasses to…

Pust^ntbesid* of.G'oJfi'tf.with a White flag', whose business b;in^ com nunicated to the Gra id Visijsvhe Ne*es wis immediately carried through rhef TurkiIII Army, and entertained with extraordinary j…

"J' The Cardinal ie Hesse has upon thr arrival of a Counts sectioned" such of tbe NoWes -as had lost tbejr EfUtes bv, j from Yienmt+hid an Audience fiom tbe Po on the be- des to have been reseivel ser…

as to the Treaty with Muscovy, the Commissioner! on J both side* ira met ujwa tbe siouyers, where those from the IOe petted at Winthatma large Town within a Leagu T .i<f half ofthat place" opdrv the P…

to SSSUmDflp,November 8. x66o. next day the Nonsuch was sent out to Fttmenteri, where tis probable an account may be taken of the small Turk which stole out, and the same day the Jusey and Centurion w…

affair till they had first satisfaction given them in three particulars. x. That the Deputies ftom the several Province! mighj: be better and mote conveniently lodged, w'tbosSFexpencet as in former Di…

HisM,jesty :the Order ofthe.Cavalcade was as followetbi First Marched a Company of Lances of about 90 Persons, joof them Persons of Qjia'ity, each of them cxcel.ently mounted and habited, and attended…

to Assemble themselves within 4 Leagues of this place, so tbat ii\ little time they msy repair themselves for the former Rupture^ andmake choice of cheir Representatives to be present in tlie General-…

j' , -,i,r-i -i , 1 "^ . , i m-h !! < J*"> *' " to @ontaf, October if. 1660. parrlqijar Articles we may expect hereafter. From balmatit they write, thai a body -pf show t a thousand Foot were by the T…

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