The Gazette

to S@Ut.tUip September 9. 1672. supposed contained two thousand inhabitants , whereof about thirty v^ece killed and burnt, beside, many others hurt, who assisted at the quenching of theFtte.' ^v * , m…

Maestricht, Sept.z. In our last w *ojd you, thsUi Warts- had lately been abroad with some Forces in the French Forces were all broken up from before this]! order to the surprizing Creveceur, but that …

in few days likewise expected here in sown, when it is thought, the other matters now in debate before the Dyet, may be also determined. The Elector of Bavaria we hear,- railes Men apace, as well in o…

Vienna, August, ij. THe 18 instant their Imperial Majesties have resolved to go for Ebersdorf, to take the divertisement of Hunting. General Montecucnli , together with Prince Charles of Lorrain, and …

An Account of what hath happened at Gronningen from the 20 to the *6 of August. The 20 inslanr hy means of our continual Firing on the Enemy, we had quite beaten down one of their Batteries , on which…

iotteasi-ttraaliu-----AA.s- ay jK #-tbtt tatjiq_jlev_a_4. _auh_lig.conf.derabl__oni-ifhir ttdi^walfWoUJthef w' .... -. < r|write, that the Bishop of Munster continues still the Siege of Gronningen wit…

mischief ; TheEnemy hath mide several attacks, but been still beaten off with thelof*) osa great many Men, and some on our sile^We* had ionte days since hop?d thit they would have given Over the Siegt…

fending zoooo Men towards the Rhyn ^ iot the security of the Empire, orders have been given to the said Troops to begin their march the 10 instant towards Egra in Bohemia, the place appointed for thei…

I sent thither from the Army, from Amsterdam and other parts, for the reinforcement ofthe place, and which they fay, aresafely arrived there, td the great encouragement of the people. From Holland the…

this State^tipon those of Hero, Vitals pCUKDwee Town,-which had given a g*e_.t dlscouragemefft to "( Savory, though this was onely,a vain pwtej-dbf'* the _i_lr*bk9ots> The tSo-mmon report here'ij tjrt…