The Gazette

f @ttn$8J? November 2p.g i 6 7 5. four Dutch East- Tndia ships outward bound ; they had been endeavouring to beat it up the Channel, but the? winds proving very c< ntrary^ they were forced to come in,…

consumed ; but on the contrary, the Letters we receive j change of the Hostages which had been formerly given this morning tell us,Th.it the Besieged still defend them- ! by the Magistrates and Inhabi…

J hitatt^^etend likewise to haVe the Castles in their possession*, which the French.do not think fifto" agree to. We have not as yet any news of de Rujter, Florence, Nov. 12. From Naples we have'advic…

Page 1 ..'••/; 1 iSumb* 1C45 n-Vjazecce. publish by Mntlpiity^ Frorri ^ O n M P November 15. to CljHrg&ap November 18. i ^ j , with his whole Army to relieve hint, and ttiat in order FalmoHth,Nov.\i. …

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the Marquis of peurlAch intends, we hear, to omit no*'" thing to straighten that, Garison this Winter and in order thereunto has ppssesscc| hl.nself of Graben. :TnV other day the said Marquisadvanced …

vifhhA,OSteb. %z. This $eejk are,ar$ved;here,tm> Couriers With Letters From'the Imperial Army, &f$ Cwients^arekept private^ farther than tteth'AfAictthai the iPrfippsbegin to be very hardly put tp it …

a most violent storm at N- N. W. .which hath raised the Water to that height, that it passed over several E>ikes, and others are broken thorough. The,Wafer overflows the great Harlemmer Dike, so that …

tbeibfelvesMsistersof Gfyi^e's, aMn;fowrile|Qngi,ng! %4 the Marquis of .^F \J&elir74fi^ny6ttt^'^Viy,WJ[i burnt it td the ground",; to deprive t^est^perfalisti-of'%. Post Which would hayebee^ aspfofita…

GpyeiTjrhent of Sardaignia being Void by? the removal of the; Marqt-iis deiMVAte%. to that 'of.Naples,, ten "veral ipretenders appearat-,Co rttto it, but as.yet. her M-ajesty has no* declared k .r sel…