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to C&ttrftlflp, May 20. 1669. necessaries as he bas formerly demanded, fae shall Hot b able to make good his promise of winning the Town within the time prefixed by faim. The same Letters farther info…

hehassentav^ay his "Ijrain and Baggage for P l<tfld,a[if}> may in few days (bllnvy /npetson.#^ 1 t3enotsd, May 8^"f|ic>4iii intUn|; departed henctTthe Lea- pirl FVegat wilt tt^Jiilof Metchant|stiipiun…

saries for the supply of that place, upon which are also to be imbarked 200 horse more towards tbe p eparation fer a Field-Army, and a considerable number of Masons, <\ ar- penteis and other Labourers…

are nor to enter this City, unlefi onely at their Audience, ex:epting onely the Popes Nuncio who continues his Re; side nee within the City. The persons employed under borrowed names by the Duke of Ne…

_\ May 6 IC169. to deluded mem with false-faoper f a Conquest ir In which they find -fevery day mote arid more difficulties to arise fearing lest tfae great preparai ions which ate miking by the Princ…

Page 1 JBumb* •}£*•. The London Gazette. mviifytr} up ZutQwty from "C&tltf&iip, Aptjiz9 . to SPfltlBap, May 3. '*<#• one's i with the Poppi Arms for the Gallies i are now fi- Pendcsnui April 16. nishe…

were cruising in the Archipelago attending tht motions of these Gallies, with a design to engage them, and had already taken several Saichs and othet Vessels laden with Men and Provisions sor the reli…

Page 1 JSunrtu 31$. The London Gazette. jdtt&iutjeD bp XutQQMfr from ^Untiajf, April 22. to t!!)Urftlsip, April 26, i6s5t>. on their way homeward?! -aotinor co spend any time in ex- Pendennis, April t…

Page 1 JBumk 358. The London Gazette. ^ubiiajcD ty> zutwuv* From S^OttfJflp, April 19. ro C&Ursiiap, April zz. 1669. ragement of his people ) hoping by his many Mine; and Falmouth, April 14. -constant…

with much Honour and Magnificence enterred, being sol* lowed by all the Horse and FootGuards/by all the Court, and the Queen her self, (the King never appearing at such solemnities, but at the interrm…