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whp hath some time' resided here, on the part of His Majesty pf Great Brittaine, is preparing for his return hpme. All the Officers of the Army are sitting themselves,^ order to their departure to the…

rjson, besides the Citizens, whp do very good service ; That he had sent a Trumpeter to the mpst Christian King, with this (tpmplcment , That if his Majesty wpuld plta^tolet him knpw where his Quarter…

dron. The Drums beat daily for Men, who upon the great news We hid here of Victory, were apt enough to come into che service, buc seem since to be very much discouraged a^ain ac the great numbers of s…

to fD&urs&aj. June 19. 1673 for their assistance ill the preseht War ? but they hav* so often entertained us with such news as this, that till we fee the eertainty of it, we rriust forbear giving any …

therefore may well epnelude, it is not the tsami| thac is published in Holland. Our Letters from Lip- stadt or the 13 instant, tell us, That Monsieur d(f u-, renne was broken up with the Forces under …

advice, they had burnt, funk, ahd stranded, we new can onely speak of 10, which we fear will at last 4otqe to none, and that it will be found, that as the Victory, so the greatest loss it on the side …

Haerlem, which simkbefore Zealand 5 and that three Ships, vi\ The Blaming Stir, the Pr-inces Horse, and tlie Zuyderhuys arecome in very much disabled to Flushing ; and what isi.u'chwondredat here, is"…

othet, to sec things be every where as they ought. Ic is said here , that Monsieur de Turenne will march towards Friestand. Amsterdamffunc 6. All our Frontier places are said to be at presenc in a ver…

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yet assembled at Brunfwic\e, this being the firtlday that was* appointed .or the meeting. We are at presenc pretty quiet in these parts, our Neighbors the Dukesof Lune-iiHr^hha-rc difpcrsttheir Troops…