The Gazette

to R&UtJpQ) May iS. xSj&. tetsat juschterfheim, tyitli gttiattpart of.fcS* fMt^rfel Army:} fiiiHighnetvWssaiiijWiHeontfelJecllbreJ'Hit the Fore ohUke.Sbrae- bewktsHjhrid tffceri he"Mtt"rrWJi4*! toward…

"50, might enterVbre'j)Jrand being upon tlie point of making-ageneral ^tprmuppnittraTeiwn, WeareitekL that on Tuesday the Prince of Ormge, and the Duke ie VilhO'c.rmefi, bad relqlyed the next morning …

be put imp tHe hands pf the Emperor, till such iimeit- should be finally agreed tp whose jepMtit'on. that place should belong ; but since we understand, tbat the,C<Jn4 federates have fallen from this …

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had, but nothing concluded. And, it is added, that tht Deputy of the'Elciftor of Bavaria did, considering the present posture the Empire was in, it would" be much better to apply their endeavors towar…

it's believed here, chat^tt". .Morrow" theimperkiiiits-wilL Body fern} from the "French Camp, which is between ^ucfnoy attack the Fort, which lies over a^ain^Fhilipsburgi en the other side of the Rhin…

^ten-aEo.iit; cilmar, wicji dehgn, asif beljevfcd, tofis a reliet ihco fhilipsbttrg ; .and thac che Duke"- os J^ort ra/Sv'dlrprcpanngtbhihder-ir.''f ffarntlilrg, April, 18. We have tliis weiek Po very…

four- hii Army in Flanders, will take his journey thither, to influence by his presence the affairs of these parts. Spire, April it. The blector Palatine ha^sent back to Manheim, Hyddbirg and Frartr\c…

were then in that Road; That Captain Ashley in the New Rose, and Captain Stepney in thewere both ordered home ; That on che I y of the lame month, Captain Herman arrived there in the New Sipbireftom L…

fler Troops, the Sieur Cbauetjwho commands rhe for^ mer, expecting those of ihe other Confederates iti drder to fais beginning the Siege, the Mareschal Hirne,Go vernor of Stadt, has,its said,put thing…