The Gazette

flill, whithdid-great,execution Upon the fcnemy. Jn the m f time our Right V^ing; which hapaed to be.posted on a plac#b environed with, hedges and di tciipSjtJiatfb^y could not cbmetp ihe I ne.my, hji…

came to three in have thc advantage, but forttine cfiangel^nd.th.e^fst wing ofthe French fell into disorder, and thp l^r?cri- burghs took 8 pieces pf their Can#o,n, itfyt iihp iFrcnch rallying, renewe…

Page 1 From ClHillS&ap October i. to ^Olt&ap October 5. 1674. Milan, Sept, 10. We have Letters from Italy'which fftyp that th^ ON Saturday last our Governor.the Prince Duke of Savoy raises men and mak…

Page 1 v> 3Qumt>«9*$ ette. From Sgonfca? September *Jf. to C&ttr£&££ October i. 1674. " Naples, Sept. 4. Spire, Sept. 28. The Elector Palatine having rein"* Ur Viceroy the Marquis d' Astorgas seems fo…

Mb whkh was have advice that the Baggage of General WrAn&l is arrived at Wolga0 in Pomer/tnia, and that he himself is very lud^inly ex*> pectedi Froth Warsaw out Letters of the 14 instanc tell us* Tha…

sSS* ninf *siS i .| j.,, ^ t^y-^^ f^ .,? \,,,, *'4 "advance* tut^twa Leagues a day, f- The Electorrpalj*. "ne With the .P^nce, liis, Son remains,in the onfe~> derate Army.j though there has,.been fume…

^ge^irsta*^^ feaedfrom thenv. The approach of the Prince bf%onde who according tenour last adtice, was come within few Leagues of our Camp, has made the Confederates draw closer together, ani to begin…

*ith W<n, and removed ^^^da^ JJ- I no^cc"thdr" Neutrality w^ the French, though m *otwi* ^^^^J^^ToThk ] yetlearnot ofany ^h*****.;!***^ h^si^hth^^SSSctoC^j U ftm-y "*t.:^^^ from our Aimiesin Catalonia…

Confederates continued in their .Quartets near that City, and that it was not knowij. jvhen they woul^, remove from thence, ajid ttiat Monsieur de Turenrie was encamped within 6 German miles from them…

& Francfort, Septemb. 9. The Confederate* advance directly towards Monsieur de r re f, who being not so strong as they, it was thought that he would have retired into Lorraine: It is said here, that; …