The Gazette

Page 1 ^ u m b v i i ^ The LondonGazette. ^UDUlJJCtJ D? ,%mt)Qllt¥. From SgJoaDap January 8. to ^CfoUtgUap January n . 1676, Lime, Jan. 8. will be very difficult, as long as the Enemy continues THetTt…

pretenders. Ic is reported for certain that "we shall have the next Summer a Fleet of 40 Men of War at Sea*; and that in order thereunto 20 Men of War-will be* bought up in Holland. Here is some disco…

Cl)tlt0siap January 4. ^6^6." rious t6 be informed, for that ithasbeen formerly rif- joxted; as if some difference was 30 Ije scared between that King and our, Elector, concerning the Dutchy of Prussi…

Page 1 From mmmP December 27. to Œttttgj&aR December JoTTsfs ^•H E ne W ces a s r a s ry aw p , r D ep e a c r e a m tio b n . s 6. are now making pgiatguela ; titohneWBausrgtphemrsarwchn,reoutot whai…

Page 1 Buml.. ic$6 The London Gazette. ^uMilJjeD by Zutfyoutv* From C8Ut0Dap December 30. to $}ait&ap japuary 3- 1 * 7 $ - Milford, Decemb. a i . os this Kingdom, hut that iri fonl weathe. he wassepar…

shall be boupd to GAmy, ox the East or yfell lAdfes,,and so ex** prest t6 be in the Body of the said Pas )' shall remain in foyce -longer than for the'space of one entire.ttkrftoSn the day of the Date…

rrirdec4-*freat'breiach"'in the'inmost Waj.)or"jtie. Xown| That the Besieged, 011 bravely defended 'tjaemsefyes'; , and had.Cast up leverjalr^trerichmehTs'where.theBre'ac^ - was Wde., Thauhe^fghjt'h'a…

had made himself Master,of Wifmar,, which he doubted ftot to be very*suddenly, having possessed hifeself of an half Moon, from whence he could very much incommode the Besieged with Granadoes and Fire-…

the Lei4*f* and the others continued to Cruise rose- tare our Navigation*,.'-The Chevalier, Grimani iseW" barked on a Gaily provided for him, in order to his passinglnto I^^MdxbejngProveditor General …

War,"-to dispose them to a Peace.,.but they .will not part'so' soon as was intended, because 4ol the indisposition, of the Sieur Builaqua, designed *t&the.Emperors Court.' .And because of.the difficul…