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appeared in their Neighborhood, to hinder the j"n- Ubitants from gatlicring their plives, the.GreeXs. immediately assembled together,and obliged them, ta retire*after having killed above 100 of them, …

count that thc Imperiilists had taken the Lower Town of Montgitz, and that tfne Castle, which was all that remained in thc hands of thc Reb.ls', was so closely blocked up, that they coula noc receive …

Page 1 JSumk 2ife-j The London Gazette* putMjct. Dp 2tutl)0eiitp* From g0ottt)8p January 18. to ŒiputsDap January 21. 168$. sent a Ship'with Provisions to the Morea, under the Naples, Decentb. 18.. Co…

of this State, arc Very suddenly expected. Ti*c Dnke of Hinouer is arrived here, to partake of the diversions of thc Carnaval. *, Vienni, ftn.y. A considerable Sum of Mo icy was lent from hence the la…

Imperiilists in their Winter-quarters, upon which General MerCy assembled with all thc haste he could zobo Imperial Horse!, and iooo Dragoons, and having joined with 3000 HungiViant under the Orders o…

intended. The Tut\tjst Aga, who was at Comorra , -is sent back to Buii with this answer', Thit the Emperor and his Allies will not receive any Proposals of Peace but what come directly from tbe Grand …

were Captain ofthe Ship ; ttie Senate have rewarded the latter with a Chain of Gold to the value of iooo Ducats, an.-* have-given a sum of money to be distributed among the Seamen, andthe Wives and Ch…

each, who art to lail to morrow sor Corfu, under the cdmmancl of Captain Cirttir.o, aud in their Company Will go 12 other B irks -with Mer- cVa-.idiit'. Thc French Privat*. ers arc very busic Osi this…

"soners, upon which Colonel Heuster is commanded thither to piever.t the like for the future , for which purpose he is to draw loos Horse -out of several Regiments in Lower Hungiry. It's said that thc…

making a very hrave resistance, presently rai'cd ti.e Siege, and in his retreat, which was v.Lh much disorder, destroyed all thc Country about Get. which had caused there a grear scarcity 01' all lori…