quisssseGrivu from Spain , with the resolwien of that CoHrt upon tbe Treaty between the Two Crowns i anc^X" said the Princes themselves intend in few dayes for this place, toconsult with the gmperour …

Rofpigliosi 1 who with a Train of many Captains and other Officers, isgone for Chita Vecchia, to take possession ot" his Command, to take a View of the Port and Fortresses there, and to give such Orde…

turn home* They farther tell us, that tlie Privateers of VuU cigno were abroad sea clitnz for Prizes, but that several armed. Barks and (mail Gallics were gone out to take an account of them, and to s…

Page 1 JQumb*24i< The London Gazette. #uMifl)eb by autteitp. -rf- From 'CljUtRiap, March 5. to ^onUap, March 9. 1667. Falmtutb Mar. 1 YEsterday came in here a Dutch Merchant ship from St. Maloes, lade…

The 6th instant put in here tlie Admiral Gal y belonging to the Repub ick of Genoua, in three t'ayes from that Portj having conducted hither Segnior Galeottt with his Family, intending for Naples. The…

made a considerable progress in their Negotiation. The French Resident here, has in a visit signified to them, how much the King his Master was inclined to an accomoda- liort of his differences with S…

Page 1 JQun&*3t*t-' The London Gazette. • v - J "-« ir*- J ' J 1 '»[ {tattUQetl ty ^ u t O d ^ . From SgJatl&ay, February 14. to C&litlfcflp, tebruary 37. I^<5T. 1 Obedience, and Within the tonne's of…

Page 1 The London Gazette. ^itblittieD b? l&nfyoiity. T '"> "1 1 v««^ From CIjUtlDap, February 20. to ^OJlUnP, February 34. 1667. On Wednesday last, the Senate made choice of Sergfrfftr Talmouth,Feb. …

not soontv Geniva, weie referred to the determination erf the French Ambassador, jfot->whicu, end and purpose those -of Geneva are in little time to send their Deputies to TurinI Hague i fob. 24. Sir …

IT 19 in Ui^lii/IUIIirtlCU ,11 Ilia Kl?" ' ma. ^iiij'iw^uiuui /VK the better (athfitlioh Ot'^rre4 Mafqrir/i Se Cattel RodrtgSl who jtseernrtViJefesornVrcrilrltof Voynfnfe witWrirA. .^ The!Coirnr'^rf H…