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preparations to be made. From Gotlenburg we have an account of the Sieur Guldenlieu's haying in greac hide raised the Siege of Bahut, upon the news he had thac 20000 Suedes were coming down upon him, …

V.As likewise 1 Morttrpiece, stooting Bombes of between 100 tnd 100 pound.- ! VI.Fo r Briss Boats, with the Wtgont md ill that belongs to them. VII.All tbe Gold tnd Silver, ts well belonging toprivite…

Dimmed FremtheCamp before Philipsburg "sept.o. Theith instant, at night, we had sich ill weatner, that we Could not put in execution the ordet s that wer.-given for the finiihing our Galleries over tf…

C&UtfiHiap September 14. 1676. therefore the Grand Signior is unwilling to trusthimself there, but continues to lodge in tbe f'ield.under jiis Tents, declaring jo tbe mean cime his resolution of retur…

intention to attack Friburg, in which is a very'good Garison. The Imperial Army lies encamped not far frota Offet.burg, which place it's laid the Duke of Lornin will cause to be demolished, to the end…

strates, and afterwards ofthe Burghers. In tbe evening their Electoral Highnesses returned to tfaeir Camp, anu.ii's said, orders are given for several Troops to march towatds Dcmmin... Hamburg, Sept. …

a Man of great integrity and pru'ence ,bis Government lasted only 17M011 hs. On Wedn.say his Coips was exposed on a Bed of State inthe great Hal-! of the Palace, and Interr d thi day with the u/vu! so…

throw into the Ditch those combustible matters to feed the Fire which hinders us ; that night we lost onely 14 or 15 common oldiers, andaLieuienanr..The 26 ac night, we agiin endeavoured to carry back…