The Gazette

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 …

to $0UtiQnp September 16. i6yi. hear, begin to come together, not without giving us seme jealousie; -upon which out Guards here have be6i doubled, the Burgers are for the future to watch themselves, f…

f, they are hardly as yei awakened, and in little' Electoral Highness, as other persons of the mojl eailpeat tTCIjHtJjliap September 12. 167 readiness to appear inthe field ; however the* King^ still …

to S@Ut.tUip September 9. 1672. supposed contained two thousand inhabitants , whereof about thirty v^ece killed and burnt, beside, many others hurt, who assisted at the quenching of theFtte.' ^v * , m…

Maestricht, Sept.z. In our last w *ojd you, thsUi Warts- had lately been abroad with some Forces in the French Forces were all broken up from before this]! order to the surprizing Creveceur, but that …