The Gazette

to $JS?0ntiay November 7. 167a Cadi%, Olioh. 19. Theyth instant the Greenwich i Cap.Robinfon Commander,having under hisConvoy a Fleet o 7<S fail, made as far as the Burlings, where he lay by the next …

The Abbot Caraccioti went hence this week so, Loretto, having had a long Audience before his de-i parture from the Pope, and the Cardinal Patron,. The Pope hath been pleased to allow him a Pension of …

JfarsaViOctt*b.tt. The Deputies appointed by both the Chambers of the Diet, to examine the Arflclesof High Treason which were brdtoght in x- gainst the Grand Treasurer Morftein, having found that the …

considering how much the Popes Treasurf has been of late yeats exhausted upon several occasions* found it a matter of too much difficulty for them at present to abate any thing of the impositions whic…

Page 1 J8t«nb» 51J The London Gazette. $utoSjet>tyZtofyomv* From, C&UriStiap, October 20- to ^ O t i H a p October 24. 167a We have here a confirmation of the success of the Emperor of Morocco in the …

Page 1 feumb* 514 e London Gazette. P&Mttl^B Up %{U*)Qllty From50ontJapy Octqbet tvs. to djltr0Baj> October 20. 1670. fully possessed of J^feiB^may be upon some pre- Z>ci/, Otfoh. 15- tences induced t…

so long in agitation, called* The Perjietual XTapi- tul^tion, fiave taken up much of their time, i* both which they "have made -a considerable progress, and, tis* hoped, that? notwithstanding several,…

Regalia from -Cracow in order to the Queens Cora* nation on the 18th instant. The Archbishop of Gnefne, though he has had his Audiences aud a favourable reception at the Court, stands still upon his d…

Nuncio has lately sellicited the Senate , to take care for the suppression of the Corsairs of Dulcigno, who have much disturbed the Trade of the Gulfc ; whereupon the Senate has ordered 12 Galeots to …

then to hazard Puiffeft of Orltajist a* d ?* le"vA ^e C^pli- preserving of the Town ahd Garrison teat Duke his Father. From rwrin they write, that all the differences Jeing fully composed and ended be…