Baggage; having put most of their Foot into t'he Lower Town upon thc Danube; but ye-sterday, seeing the Imperial Army advance, they abandoned that Post, and haviig set Fire to some Houses, retired wit…

gory they wtitc that the Baron de Sapodari had surprized the strong Calile of Moii^atz, having intelligence with thc Officer that commanded there. And that he had taken Prisoner thc Princess Rggotzl, …

The Emperor intends to partfrorii hence whhxha whole Court the first ofthe licit month, and ta retutn to Viennt, whither orders have been accat-r dinglysenttd prepare things for their Imperial Ma-3 je…

ans} ihe fought five or six. hours till she lost all horaTopmasta, and her Ammunition spent, aud severalrcfAteti men kitl'd ; Thc Frigan.ha on,y t-wcf Men wounded^ She was a Dutch Sbip chac was'taken …

sters of a place, which bad the Enemy had Coil- rage to defend it, might have cost both time and men. And that the Duke of Lorrain having given the necessary orders for the putting this important Post…

-. Evctal Expresses ate arrived from Hungary with thc news of the defeat of a very considerable Body of Turks near Vac- cii; of which you will have thc Particulars from Lintz. There are Letters from C…

likewise depart thc Leghorne Merchant to lade Oyli at Oneglia ; besides which there are now in this Pore thc Sujanno, the Advice and the Lion. Milan, fune iS. It's laid a new Alliance^ ie concluded be…

Page 1 The London Gazette. pubmijeD ^ :&utt)o?ttv« From^onDap June 50. toCfeutaDap July*?- 1684. them an account of the taking of Vlcegrid, whlefi Florence, fune i o . he fays is a place ofthat streng…

made at thc Emp-*r rs. Court, have b:cn only to still at ltzehoe. Here isa report that thc Siv d'lh amuse them and gain time.Fleet isatbea, consisting in 24 ili'ps, *" 'S % Lintz, f^une 24-. Two days …

their Troob-*.1-- " The fame day passed through this pUce an ExpreT'"with Letters from the French Ambaflador at the Hague to. the JVa'areschal ie Schomberg; who a yet continues encamped witb ti>e Afmy…