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Constmtinople, to take the Air of the Countrey .The Senate hath cau"ed the Spmist Vessels, which weie taken in the Golfe, to be dilcharged, but those belonging to the Subjects of the Pope are still un…

himself to the Army, which lies" encamped, 11681? Landscroon, that of th^ Enemies being posted at DaxstrUp, where they have been reinforced by 9 rat~ talton-Tof" F6ot, ind tz Troops of Horse , come to…

theft- the Turks were ihotc weafened by thc Siege they I lathtate has suffered very much,for- the Foragers have? were engaged in; And from /{uffemberg we !l"rVc ' treated the poor People yer/ severely…

tterstaud, is proposed at Nimeguen. Copenhagen, Sept. 3. Thcsint infant ourK ng returned hith r nom Scbonen, a d this day the Garison. thai- cdrfte fi-om Christimstidt was mustered in his Majesties pr…

beaten several French parties, thc Mareschal ie Crequi hath been somuch offended thereat, as to cause a Declaration to be published, by which he com- mands his Troops to treat thc Inhabitants of this"…

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Page 1 16 um&. Fiom CfcUtJBDctP AugiUtaa, to J^OUDap August 26. 1678 while thc Elector of Brandenburg attacks it on the o- Dartmouth, August Wi therside* ,. , . Genoua, Aug,. i b . The French Galleys …

MoUeroi, wbich th* Sueies " eihg informed of, (o> Hofscfcll-uppn the Reap gf the Danes, bjit were so well received, tbat 160-, among whom; wcrci several Gcntlomcn,asVoJuritcers,wero killed upon thc pl…

that the Moscovites have gained a great Victory fcpon I Trench Army; and Hath taken several WagopS laderi thc"T r"y, who, it seems, had besieged Czeebrin, and f with Provisions. The French burn and de…

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