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that hewoutd expect till the erth of thcraxssiriorith; to know whether theywauld-acccpttlm Onditions offered by him'and in themcantime w*is preparing to attack them with all "poflible vigortsJkuoase t…

Wednesday the main Body, commanded by Lieute* nant-Gencral Gatz, was joined by the Right Wing under thc command of Major-General Schming j but the weather was so calm, that they could not advance far.…

to Sg)0lit)ap September 30. 1 6 7 8. r Spire, Sept. 19. The i7thinstant most of the Infantry of thc Imperial Army passed the a\htne ac Screcke, where they have a Bridge, and joined the Body commanded …

I67 H. sage for the future; they succeeded as tothefirst,for ihe French havingno notice that the Imperialists had iposted themsehees in the said IstaadSjOn Friday last r$ ^eflclsi laden (with Provisio…

befletefmined at the Polish Dyet; which is to be! held in November next, Where shall likewise be con1 eluded the Articles of mutual defence and assistance against the Turks: and lastly, all prironcrsa…

at Offenburg, being rclicversby others, have posted thcmlclvcson theBj)ine at-Nkuhof, which is alitrie- above the Island, wliichthe Frc.-x'b are possessed of* in the-""ii"!*, to hinder the passage oft…

Constmtinople, to take the Air of the Countrey .The Senate hath cau"ed the Spmist Vessels, which weie taken in the Golfe, to be dilcharged, but those belonging to the Subjects of the Pope are still un…

himself to the Army, which lies" encamped, 11681? Landscroon, that of th^ Enemies being posted at DaxstrUp, where they have been reinforced by 9 rat~ talton-Tof" F6ot, ind tz Troops of Horse , come to…

theft- the Turks were ihotc weafened by thc Siege they I lathtate has suffered very much,for- the Foragers have? were engaged in; And from /{uffemberg we !l"rVc ' treated the poor People yer/ severely…

tterstaud, is proposed at Nimeguen. Copenhagen, Sept. 3. Thcsint infant ourK ng returned hith r nom Scbonen, a d this day the Garison. thai- cdrfte fi-om Christimstidt was mustered in his Majesties pr…