The Gazette

$ pieces tatedto surrender themselves'to the 9paniar4s, or else I francfert*Feb*}t On Thursday last passed through with hlna, j tiHi jpfa&t three Rtgtaients of Munster Tropps, with ving gotten a goou …

nes beyond the Seas j and if any Notice or Information cati be given of any that have been already sent, and are there still refraining, His Majesty Declares, that he will give Or-- der lor a Privy Se…

ohj pfoyllexJ^hley make use of that liBertf .wuh^out any! difiuftln^e"ox claftger to the Qovefnment,ftl!e"Hiiori ot-si Maytrbergsth "going bythe JE'ihperor's drde*r tcftlte ishkfs 4or ;p >J5*v/r;>, to…

they might have been of so great use to him j his Majesty adding, that for several reasons, he does not think it convenient to call a Dyet asyet, but prays in'the mean time they will net fail-tp give …

ar, SmffaW, Memrtiich, tf date's ,Germi, and of Saicm We f mar, are ordered to march forthwith towards Silesia, where General Cib-ih appointed"%'the Emperor to tommand a Body of % 0000 men; The SpAiti…

lies <$i the. sifthjnstant, arhongst others, the Count de . Caprhia Was Milled, and Mi'jor'Oentfal X>mtt 0 mon- t tally wounded. ftroy the Suburbs. We are cold that the S'ucdcj arc drawingan Army of 1…

()ttrj35ai> January 2 ii 1674. of their Officers, their Baggage &c and abbutfdo killed upon the place, the rest saving themselves; his, Excellency returning with his Troops hither, , ' Sedan, fan.ii. …

Page 1 ptblifljeb Up StottMitp. From C6Ur05a]> January 14. to $9fltrtiap January 18. 1674, Naples, Decemb. %$. mar to the Mountains,and there expected the French* E have now certain'advice, that the i…

Page 1 • From SglOttBitp January 11. to d t i t ^ S a p January, 14. 1674.,,.,.. • fame time ve are told, that the MefiMseS are vets Falmouth, fan, y. confident the said succors will arrive to supply …

CoUn treys for the service of the Spakijb Nethertdnde Count Souches having endeavoured to satisfy the Ministers here with his Conduct of the Emperors Fbrces during this last Campagne, is preparing to …