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advice, they had burnt, funk, ahd stranded, we new can onely speak of 10, which we fear will at last 4otqe to none, and that it will be found, that as the Victory, so the greatest loss it on the side …

Haerlem, which simkbefore Zealand 5 and that three Ships, vi\ The Blaming Stir, the Pr-inces Horse, and tlie Zuyderhuys arecome in very much disabled to Flushing ; and what isi.u'chwondredat here, is"…

othet, to sec things be every where as they ought. Ic is said here , that Monsieur de Turenne will march towards Friestand. Amsterdamffunc 6. All our Frontier places are said to be at presenc in a ver…

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yet assembled at Brunfwic\e, this being the firtlday that was* appointed .or the meeting. We are at presenc pretty quiet in these parts, our Neighbors the Dukesof Lune-iiHr^hha-rc difpcrsttheir Troops…

toS^onllslp May 26. 1673. | the Command ofthe Duke "iBoumonville, lyes at present-near Egra in Bohemia, where they are to refresh tkemselvei, in order to their return towards the Rhyne. Amsterdam, May…

thfr French, and that tp that encT, Monsieur iteTUrem-' ne will P*ss down the Rhyn with the Forces under his Command, and thac che French Trpopsf which ire) ^-i-- thering together ac Charleroy, are li…

ments, and raising several new Forces to come dow* with the Imperialists to their assistance. From Munster they write, that the Bishop was bringing together a Body of t>ooo Men at Nieuhuys, in the Cou…

CtmcgnapMay J5. 1673. then the King will proceed to the general Rende2^o)lS pf his Army, and the Queen return tq Lille. Maestricht May 16. At Mafeyc\ lyes at present", 2000 Foot and jooo Horse, being …

forcTooo Men onely. From Milan they write, thatthe difference between their Governor the Duke d' Offuna, and their Archbishop, the Cardinal Liita, is now perfectly reconciled, by tbe interposition of …