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othet, to sec things be every where as they ought. Ic is said here , that Monsieur de Turenne will march towards Friestand. Amsterdamffunc 6. All our Frontier places are said to be at presenc in a ver…

Page 1 JBumkT^ The London Gazette. ^ubuajcn ty 2tat|wttp« From %tyn$1tiy> May 29. to^onUilp June 2. ,1673. 1 ^Gotienburgh, and there to embarksorthe River Elbe, Warfiw, May i a , where they are to lan…

yet assembled at Brunfwic\e, this being the firtlday that was* appointed .or the meeting. We are at presenc pretty quiet in these parts, our Neighbors the Dukesof Lune-iiHr^hha-rc difpcrsttheir Troops…

toS^onllslp May 26. 1673. | the Command ofthe Duke "iBoumonville, lyes at present-near Egra in Bohemia, where they are to refresh tkemselvei, in order to their return towards the Rhyne. Amsterdam, May…

thfr French, and that tp that encT, Monsieur iteTUrem-' ne will P*ss down the Rhyn with the Forces under his Command, and thac che French Trpopsf which ire) ^-i-- thering together ac Charleroy, are li…

ments, and raising several new Forces to come dow* with the Imperialists to their assistance. From Munster they write, that the Bishop was bringing together a Body of t>ooo Men at Nieuhuys, in the Cou…

CtmcgnapMay J5. 1673. then the King will proceed to the general Rende2^o)lS pf his Army, and the Queen return tq Lille. Maestricht May 16. At Mafeyc\ lyes at present", 2000 Foot and jooo Horse, being …

forcTooo Men onely. From Milan they write, thatthe difference between their Governor the Duke d' Offuna, and their Archbishop, the Cardinal Liita, is now perfectly reconciled, by tbe interposition of …

times sent to acquaint the King, with the greac inclina* tion he has to employ wich him all the force of his Empire against the common Enemy of Christendome , which how far that Monarch will manifest,…

friendly, qntercoujsejbetweert thejphabit-jntjs ofsjran- giervti tie Ki?cr/,,1ws'QCofiy/.rscr together. !(si{ tpey were o one Nati9n : T-b-it Gdjland's- SeaetarjcWai" rerurned to Tangier .wjth Letters…