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obtained a great Victory against the Turks and Tar- tars,of wliich her Majesty has this account; That the King finding his Troops weie kept in continual A- larm, and the Foragers frequently cut off by…

began to p.iss the River; butthe King oorttinu-- ed his Retieat towaids Jafst, that he might; draw them farther into the Countrey, an*} haye an opportunity to bring them to a Battle. Wt* are assured t…

he met to the Sword. Of the A flailants about 2ob were killed and wound ft\ in this occasion. The Morlac/ues prefehted above I Jo Heads to "the Proveditore-General, who gave them 4 Sequins jbr each. I…

this Summcr,having on Board the frince de Turenne, Signior Marcelio,and Signior Delfino; Ahd yesterday arrived another Vessel Irom the Fleet, with the Bafla of Napoli di tipmani,i,ana\ about 80 Turk? …

tornd, arrived the next day before that place j sei-r tuated on the River Sfirovti(% about 3 miles from Ca- pofwar, and fortified with a good Palanque and Ditch, and a Castleaon the South-side of it, …

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wr*c j Hnyvjjlipg to loft the ikast time nvlxiqh might km* *w"hat they shall ,do t^hereil), and- tordi&e* hstrtt be employed with .-nndi"e advantage in our Attacks-s |Wti(aaiSlon(?'f he wllihot \Sx$ -…

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