The Gazette

I. lirC&ap November 14. 1672. ebellion into our hands,the Count Teckeli, who in this Rencounter, Commanded the Rebels, ha- baving had the good fortune to escape, though he was very much wounded. MentX…

nor of this place is gone oat with 400a Men, to make i>' Pope : It is thought the Diet will by no means be some exploit upon the Enemy. We just nowhavet brought to tatlfy the .Treaty concluded by the …

purluit pf them , by which means most of them ef- I City , for thespace of la years to com? ; Our Let,:' taped j isiice which we hear, of an other party ofthe I ters from Germany novfr Sell us, that t…

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ator near Cob-lcnts, and yesterday we had advice that the Armies were broken up from their Quarters near Francfort, and were on their march towards the Rhyne, as aforesaid ; this made Monsi.Ur de Ture…

of Croatia, which wjlj consist in Mpb, is l*kewi e*b bejoyned with those TroOpa tY%:^&ilj i*3fti^^diiia the, ramurimus?- te Snoepo/ to gJve the Inhabitants of) Croatia a mark of his . ayo/ tp thefti ,…

ly for Lublin, and th***"expect Ae -arciVal of the 1 itt ordef \b tlieir proceedingagainst those, who have "bit er.o Septsrwe ^afte^^s they (h-iftsind fi^T,p iFatsm^ftob. 11. Th*4 instant the Ki e pas…

to ^UllHaj) October 21. 1672. s_i__e. The Count Stein Bielke is made Crown- Treasurer. Dawtick, Octob. S. Our Letters from Ps land give us ac present some cause to hope, that the affairs of that Kingd…

th*se jealousies retard our proceedings, a^d a.fe lille to force tis to make t/eace,though ujJon vfcry diftd- VantagiouS terms. Genoda. Octob- $" MonsieUr de Gaiftnbnt* the French En-vdy, having topdn…

ving notice of their intentions, voluntarily quitec. their place-*, and wrote to the Prince of Orange to acquaint him With it, who immediately sent Orders for the re-establishing of them again in the …