The Gazette

Genoua, Marcb 2:5. No Ships have arrived here? [these* 14 dayes, -but this. States Convoy is now fcoming in. ty a felucca, just now arrived from Le- orn, we have advice thata "i7essel was put into" th…

finakArmy acts, on this side thc t\bine, /The Impe rial Minister wirh thchuhleCaiftonshatb proposed, in relation to thc Neu-tr-ality of the Forest Towns , that the-jrrshould be taken, irko the- prbrec…

Momt-' or ^-English Vessels, though of no considerable value, J we arc told that he hath given Orders for'the ral- among which was ons called thc Bridgewater Mer*- i fing certain Wotte, to secsirc thc…

Page 1 naon l39 2 £ . V 1 1 , . &, "k** < •IDufcliiDcD ln> 3liic&ojitp* From CJjtlfSDstl* Marth 20. to ^onfiap March 24. 1-578. King their Master, and to thc French Ambassador; in Sueden. It is said t…

C^UC0Dap March 20. 16 7 8. that his Electoral Highnels declares he will not part with the Conquests he hath made in Pomerania, and especially with Stetin. Hamburgh, March 21. The Most Christian Kings …

paired, and that n6 time be lost in the"t$rtfin% ofl the new Fortifications that are making He1}** < Cologne, Mirch ia'. The French hav-e ftoffl several Dutch Veflels, who were coming-1 hkWcil wlili M…

Page 1 J8um&* 13 80 The London Gazette. -#ttblist)eQ bp &nt$o?tty-> From ^ailDn? March to. to Œ&nrjB&flp March 13. 1 6 7 8. 1 Hamburgh, Marcb 10. We do not.hearthat the Caiiz, Febr. 13. ' ^ E ioth ins…

Cozoi to the- French , or -was about doing it; upon which the Count de li Tour isorderedtq pals immediately to Venice, tolearn the certainty or this matter, which is of lo much importance to Inly. It …

here five Extraordinary Couriers pne frorn fhs Pope, one trom.Spain, one from Savoy, and two from the Duke of i&euburg; one has been lifewise scut from hence with Letters to theDuke offor- raix, in wh…

who commands next to Geijcral Jfoiamincfkj ,hn followed them as far as the rXriet Bog, with inteifc To have hindred theifpalfing it, but Could not; anJI ihat these losses make the Turks very desirous …