again, and rejoined their Cavalry in the VaHy of Xjnzicksz, and the 2 3 the whole Army came before Offenburg, having with itneareto pieces of Cannon, thc heaviest of which the Mairescbal.had. for this…

Baste, to C&UtfiDap July 23s. t 6 7 8. years; but that which somewhat discompo d theif. Affairs, was the continuance bf the indisposition osi theyoungCzar, which was the cause of mucli divisi-^ on amo…

to S0ann&p My 2.2. 16 7 8. Cologne, fuly 19. Our Letters from Alsace, of the 15 th instanc, tell us, that Maresehal Crequi was marched from Hunningenfind had posted his Army at .Bi*- hen near i\binfel…

vancipg with 8 or 10000 men to protect che said Vanguard $ wherespon the German Fooc, which consisted in 3 or 4 Bads calinns, posted themselves in che Vineyards, to hinder che passage of che French, a…

Page 1 The London Gazette. $um&a,eD t>? %,uttowtv* From CljUUSOap July i i . to J^OlsDap July 15. '1678. -f Naples, fune 21. Ditto, fuly 11. We do not hear that the Ele- OUR Viceroy is using all imagi…

From the Imperial Camp at Stauffen, fuly j. ^ There J Action-which pasied the cith instant near J\hinfeldt, bappcns frequent skirmishes between onrPartics.Tbe t wFiCh was so much p\ht advantage. This …

or Aamirai puets, win continue on Enci^oaitonwH*"-- manco or, one -aitji--.eioiu-:pri 01 tne states, in tne a"?*, tobinder the paflage of any men or provisions ' matter concerning tbcf quitting the Tp…

Page 1 ,l$lf The London Gazette. pttlM$£i> Df %MtW^h Frorh S^OltDop July i. to C&mtfDap July4- i6 7%. Deale, funezi, Struburgh,fune 30. Accord;ngto the Letters we TE N of His Majesties Frigats, of tho…

took it, the French that were there, of at least part bf therm, retiring to their Army, whs advanced to the celief of them. Yesterday parted hence 400 Wagons with Provisions to tbe Imperial Army. Colo…

to COUttfOap June 27. 1^7 8. ' Dutchy of fulhrs,exceot sutlers and.pufeTiorp. The French have again burnt severas Villages in that Countrey. . From the Mirefchil de Crequi"s. damp ai Leken neir Fribur…