The Gazette

Menaces, but to remain firm in the Alliance which; was made with his Predecessor for the good and safety of the Empire, and their respective Countreys and Dominions. The Letters we have from : Prussia…

1 ft a considerable Body. Sonus will % fihat she Sueies expected, se soon "ts they set fW*ftttd trkjsth that the Troops raised by thc French Ambassador ih these Parts, would have joined them, and that…

J pver; and it's said that the Boors of the Countrey* of Marks have offered to come to their assistance 12000 ilrong, but hitherto their fears in Bergi arc not so great as to accept of this assistance…

1677. Venice, Decemb, 18. By several persons arrived from the Levtnt, we aie assuiedthat tfae Plague, and other Contagious distemperj, which have very much raged in several parts of the OMomd/f-Territ…

X XIL7 The Lieutenant-(jen-erit flsait^ftttifptty deliver up all the Cmnon, Ammunition, Provisions^ md whatever belongs to the Militia. X X III. Immediate ty after the-concluding ef this Accird, the n…

that the Besi-gcd begin t\ fyst to this Siege, only in Powder, Cannon, greac and small ioiiBe, to press the Dyet, that they will take such Reso- Shot, 000 Crowns every daj and night. Weare told I luti…

common Soldiers killed *aQVj -wounded, were fetitil-1 fed. The following Night the Besieged filled1 u^'tfie? breach in the stone wall, aud fnade ieverap 'fetrtjfi^-v menfewirhin. The next day the Elec…

iterj- cannot be sufficiently extolled, it would extremely I ingon*Jieir^Uwtific tion^ The ia instant a Body of move even the most vojdr-of t^nsserness, to hear Jhe Re- f FrewbTKKjps^uo'tsei'thdCo'rrs…

discover a Mine,, which was ready to play in the said Lu* nenburghs quatter. On our side his Electoral Highnesi caused yesterday two Mines to be sprung, wbich were followed by two Attacks; in the firs…

write, all we can tell you is, that, we. are riov/Jodged- upon the Wall, where we polled out selves, naLwithr ouc considerable loss, for the Besieged ma e a greac defence. Thc weather very much incomm…