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loncl Voinowicb, with the Cavalry under their Ccrri- triand. They basted the River with 6"oo Horse , and marched toward*, the Enemy ; The Turkish Horse being charged by Colonel Gall, after having stoo…

-QD&urgbap Ufttber 8. i585. Highness- notwi hstanding the ill condition in which the Turks left Novigrtd, has given Orders for the fortifying that place, towards thcExpcnc; whereof thc Vope hai given …

to anDap October 5*. i68*;< any flews of moment from Mofcovy s, 6ut it is still reported that thc Czits arc relolved to maintain thc Peace ar.d good Correspondence between them and this Crown; And tha…

Page 1 J3t m'),2673 The London Gazett•po •PiibUilKO Dy SlUtlUCtftty, f rom $9onDap September 28. toC&UtsDap Oi'Me** 1. i68-j. Niples , September n . Ment They had posted themselves neir nhc Niestet Tk…

Page 1 -fiSUiTlP. soy.2 ifc London Gazette $ttim{5s& $? Zmfywit?: From Ct)Ur-?Dap September 24 to J^anQa? September 28. 1635. Venice, Sept. 15. Another dctachement of between j and 6000 Ger- •ftH E re…

near" Pest* and^ijhat their Troops'. fjoiiCjnua'lj' passed, and rcpa/Ted the, Bricjg-j ffCtwe ntbu pjjicc acrd Buda^ ypo^nhich it was cJcbAr.cd in a Counciljjjf War. W|ie7 trjetwc should continue aur …

iyf ^ahDap September-?if i^S-f. r ""> fight between thc Turkish f^-ct and tfhcS^ips ofthe Republick Commanded by Sigrior iiioliho and^'g- nidr Dels no and of tbe Iatrers having obtained a great Victor…

she brought roo Soldiers for the service ofthe State of Milm, who J.""ided at Find. We arc expecting two of this States Galliei from Messmi, where they have been to lade Silk. Thc Duke of M.ntu't Fort…

any other manner, they lhall incur His Mai'Itidli h b Difplea- . _.,v, , ?-k^^-iT c." -.- a.r..~.A ...u~~r- Are, aad suffer the utmost Penalty which can be tnHicted upon w * ^e3t W0^ se,onl the M^ wh?…

Coron; For on the 11 th the Besiegers, having sprung their Mines in which were -jfao Barrels, of Powder, and made, a breach of 60 paces, gave a general As-, fault; They in athort time gained the Breac…