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cter of Eitraordinary Ambassad dor from the Prints* of Portugal, and contents himself withthat of Ambassador in Ordinary. By the way of Otranto we are told, That two Maltha Ships had lately engaged J …

and a considerable quantity of Wooll for this place and for Legorn, whither they intend to be going within a day or two, two ofthe men of/war are bound for Venice, the other intend to return for Spain…

dismounted the two before-named Officers; but afterwards making a signal for a Treaty the said Generalsfent in their Comhiissioners, with whom an agreement was presently made for the surrender of thai…

ed the favour of the Senate to be put into the' pos- session of Srifano as a reward of their late services* but upon condition, that they oblige themselves to be always in readiness to serve this Repu…

Jiere ixoia Rome ? the solemnity was- perfor med lntheChurch^whereonthe right side of the J\\tax_ was nlaced. a Chair of State*for the Cardinal, and. on the left side at a greater distance from the Al…

to^onfcap July 18.1670. iii and Qfficers; the Qyeen received him at the hot- torn pf the ffeii:s,i where she humbly kissed the Popes feet, attending him into her apartment, where these conversation la…

Venice, July J. letters from Cavalier Molint from Suda inform us, that the Visier put to Sea the ioth of May with a great Fleet of Galleys-and other ships , and several Tripolinesj intending to wait o…

peror. The Spanish Ambassador is now quitting his Lodgings to make room for the Marquis de jos Bal- btices SpinoLa, daily expected here from Milan to succeed hiiti in the same Character, but intends n…

their Convoy are upon departure homewards; the Dutch Convoy for Spain-a-nd. Holland: may suddenly follow, and will make up a Fleet os about 30 sail, Genoua, June xi. The a.oth instant went hence the P…

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