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employed force, for that afterwards they would not grant the Garison any other Conditions than to be Prisoners of War. From Pomeren we hear, that the Brandeaburgs have taken Anclam, afeer having set t…

wards; "** j'refliwrg and l?utcrburgt being r^lqlyecf to relieve Philipsburg,, jr , ; 5fire, fuly 18. she Duke of Lorr/iin i}as" caused Ltuterbwf to be flighted, drawing zoo men rhat wede in Garison t…

to ^onnap July i?. 1676. ' Luxcmburgb, remain encamped, as we have told you in our former; but the discourse is, that the latter will decamp in few da es, and march towards the Enemy , ot otherwise en…

reinforcement of his Forces in Pomeren, under thi command oi General Cobs. His Imperial Majesty understanding that great difference's are like to arile between thbtrrfhfeder te* in Bremen. G Ht^elfe, …

.teries, 3nd ro advance their other works } buc they want* Men to carry pn the Siege vigoroufly; and the Troops that are at present employed in it are by that means exposed ro hard duty, which makes t…

the afternoon, the French came out, aiM nudfJ'an attack upon he quarter of Prince Herman of Btden, ancj in the action, several were kjll'don both siVes; about an hour astir they made another sally Upo…

fame time pursued them close, to make use of the confusion c' ey were in, and with this effect, That the H> p un* mounted with 44 Guns, another ship of the lame bigness, a Fcigat of 16" Guns-, and a Y…

march towards Munjter, Eeystelt, and the Countrey of Luxemburg, wfere they will be reinforced by several Spanilh Regiments, as likewise by the Regiment of Au- tel, which is at prefenc ztTreves; beside…

to gjjJonDap June 26. 1 6 7 6. ken, and the rest funk, burnt, and stranded , amongst which were their Admiral and Vice-admiral; and that the Danes had lost also two Ihips: but we wonder1 very much we …

tng t/ach $b' I. eS*"". In the; mean time'we do not hear thaf the ifcench make any motion for the relief of th^ place, Fzaricfortoffune au We have-been -her somewhat surpifaeti'wkh the vfsriottsMaVche…