The Gazette

to SgOttiJap, October 4. 1669- rert from the place brought by a vessel which left Stan, iia tlie 28th of August, which 1.1 ve$ us this account., That the Turks being filled with courage and gtowd conf…

cond, they find it j work of much mpri difri.-ulty then they imagined, but that besides this second WSrf, the EeCe,,^ have -castup11wo others^behind them witb 'arg;,Trcncbts , hiall of Vthichfhe Turk*…

to fflQVtp$pt&ptea(her}7.1669. tjuently vifits-this place where he holds Councils about the assarts ofthe Empire. ' Tfae Turkish Aga who Came to demand the demolishing -ef the Fort near Qomorrt, is re…

much success and execution, ahd takingthence eftcoutage* "nek's made* Sally, beating tfae Turks from several posts, and destroying some considerable patt oftheir Wotka. Bythe'way of Rome "we ire told …

If Prir.cifct Vincen\o J^efpiglicsi.^ ' AU thePHComparies of tffe Count t\iPotiiaf* R^m^nt are here arrived and were' feffirday" mustered at'LldoZ wbote-they^advartced1 the Posies BSnnfr^Buder'which t…

agreed tpsotye also witfa his Gallies^ ani to enter fnper<-> Ton into the French pay At Mtlanthc Officers and Conservators ofhealrh are extraordinarily careful tp prevent the entry of the Infection in…

fbreemenc. The Moneys which have sometime since safely arrived at Amsterdam, are sot yet paid to the Swedes Minister, tin O.der being first expected from the Constable of Cast Hit for that purpose, fo…

1 Amstetiam,Sept, if. Madam the "Widow ter the late Count d' Oxenfltrn,one of tbe Principal Nobility osSwcdt- Itnd having about <e br 6 y rji since been at ^tbe Spa, and brought withber a Niece ^ whom…

The fames, Captain Butler Commander bound srem Venice to Lisbonne, being met by the said Corsair.'* th J threatened to put 20 men aboard him and to send him fur Tripoly, but the Captain preparing for …

. fj*m<>curg,t1u .3Q, The Heer s\e Qetott^ksAtaffa&rst Trqm the$taifstfi)i&UnitedPr(vinte*HtmreiOtcvn df Swedeldni, is lately arrived heie tfQm--4"4ctltl'<ito> <wbe?e after^ie hat passed some sew days…