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which will be done with great solemnity, and with extraordinary Magnificence^ That the .Grand Vizier had intentions os marching very fuddainly, with an Army of 18000 men towards Belgrade, having alrea…

Reived orders fkomMadrid , for the raising of lorn6 Troops for the Service of that Kingdom ; and that there is not the least- discourse at present of Don Pedro d' Airagon's leaving that Government and…

dren of the Count Strini, all the -Estate their Father had in Hungary , intending them the fame proportion of Lands and to the lame value , in lieu thereof in his Heieditary Countries , tp the end the…

Page 1 JBumb* 574 The London Gazette. From ^ont>8Vj May l5iz0 C&UtgUa? May i§. 1671. fCountries; the next day he was to visit the Cardi- Vcniio, May 8. n a l Altieri, and this morning he parted again …

Page 1 JSumb. 5?$ The London Gazette. ^umiQ)£& a& aattygivp. From SbUrj5Uap,Max II. to ^onsiajMay 15. 1671. I least siifpition, to have been concerned in this rebel* lion; which itseemshas been plotti…

jjpuke de Medina de lar Torres, and married to the * %> Wdest Daughter and Heiress of the Marquis Caste I "^ Flodrigo, is nominated by the Queen to succeed the Prince of Parma, as General of the Horse…

riosity to see that Kingdom, where haveing passed some short time, it is said, he will return by this place for Loretto and Venice. From Madrid our last Letters tell us, that the Kings Councel there h…

I\u, that they had advice there of the intentions Of Tafsiletta to go and besiege Mamora a Garrison of ours on the coast of Africk upon which, large quantities of provisions and other necessaries have…

sini having finally with much honour and gallantry acquitted himself, of those things some had accused him with; Yesterday, the day after his acquittal, Appeared publickly In the Pia\xai of St. Mark, …

^J****. some reported , that they will be obliged to stay /or the Archbishop of Goa and the Bishop of Bfattile, in order tp their trauspprtatson to theit respective Sees, ^b\it we hope the contrary, f…