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(the Pope, afrer some Admonitions, dismissed hit Excellency with several expresiibns of kindness. From Sicily we have advice, that theDuke of Bourtonville was preparing sor some Action. Francsort,$an.…

Page 1 JSum!M2*$£ The London Gazett*W. $u&najeD by auttwttp. From SgJolUJa*? January 14. to C&tftiSDap January 17. 1 ^ 7 7 . with to Constmtinople, to give an account oF seve« ral matters, in which, i…

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wanting in tAeir rtrf and, vigilance. &> : -.heftffty ani security of ttstx City* and araong fl-hs-r things, ha**} ordered tbat .the fytphwt;! (ha|l bt) <ejterc's l*n Arm** "to btj niade ty for aft'ot…

having notice that the King was chere, two of chem came to the Gate, and causing the fame co be opened, and che Bridge tobeietdown, prayed his Majesty wou'd please to come in witb 1 a persons of his a…

were ordered to-watch in their turns. Berlin, Decemb. I jr. Our Elector bavins found himself obliged by the rigors of the season toquitthd Siege of Stetin, left it as you hare heard blocked up y but t…

our left Wing begun the Battel, being somewhat" id* vanced before the rest of our Army, but did not Ad over well, fur some ofthe principal Officers being killed , and wounded, the Cavalry immediately …

Imperial Army^ plaints are made to this Dyet by several of the Circles of the"5mpir?,xpn.cemifigthe Wjntqr-fjwrters impo* fed upon them,and though thettyet would fain give! theaj some ease in the matt…

of Saxoiyis resolu'enVTo*pe""aift any "EcoSps wbatfo-n more, earrfestjfotjrl'ai al) the advwei from Stockstolmet ever to winter in his Territories.fay fjagne. QnTbursdaylast,theSfeui Mfferkroon, Ed- V…