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thence without first "receiving bis* tJommancls aftcT^flinsii* upon the advice -he had sent him flf the King's-*Resigd nation/**" The King fine* his Resigriitiort of Kf Cr3wh Iras parretP with his car…

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Jinei sent of both Empires rying off with them the Aga, or Generals/ tlie- Janiserirt 1 _ pintxickA^cpt. H, jromWarfdrf we are assued that' mortally wounded.f 7- <^" "* ^fe&irg haYIng r)ta\c a%nialT*.…

to SgOnOap, September 28. 1668. The 7th instant a party of 200 ofthe Lorraln Cavalrys being sent abroad, were suddenly engaged by a party os the Palatines , but aster some dispute made their retreat, …

v rifons ate; ordered to bespCedilY.pa'idand clothed, A Courrier arriving here in i idaj'es from the Empciout* Resident at Adrimople, informs us, that the Grand Seignior is in person gone for Mprii, h…

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Page 1 Buxft* *&. The London Gazette. ^uWtfteu ty Znt\)mv* From, ^OlltiaPtSeptember 14. to Ci)tiCsi»ap, September 17.1668. and that the Grand Seignior badsentforces'tq moil of the ttbnontb, Septemb. e…

to $0fltt&aj*, September 14. 1668. Honecfc, into which he bad ordered a Garrison of 160 men, wicb all necessaries for its desence, but 'tis believed intends to demolish both this and Landstull. Since …

TJiey fartfaer tell us,that Monsieur de St. Andre Montbrurt having observed that the Turks began to repose some conhY dence in a small work which they had Raised near the ZaTOr retto, ftom which they …

been wantinj either in Dary or Courage to tfae Cfaargc he had undertaken. Since this the forces mirched to Ulme, sitting down before it the \2jthpast , playing fiercely upon ic Wi h their Cannon: afte…