The Gazette

C J0Htia|> September 13. 1 "6f$i but that notwithstanding theCity i* plentifully provided with all sorts of provisions. This day parted hencf three Gallies, and several Barb, on which are embarked; 30…

Frotn ?@0tttmp September d. t6 %%y%0%$ Septerr&ej: $. 1 * 7 5' to hear of some! action from the Danisti and Brahcjeh*. burgh Armies. ";.'. -. strasburgh, Sept. 6. Letters from the Imperial Army FRom M…

embraced the party 6f the Confederates is not after all confirmed }for we have fresh advices whichassure* u$,that his Highness continues resolved to make good fail Tina- ranty of the Dutchy of Bremen,…

* Mt ttitp 'September 2. 167$. .. ;.*:"... Hdmburg'k, Aug. 30. On Monday next is to be held the Conference-at Saxeyi-Lawenbi{rgh, between jhe King"of pejsimarki the Elector of Brandenburgh', and sheD;…

Troops had the guard of the Trenches. That night tR Enemy made a Sally, but after a brisk skirmish, were' beaten back into their Counterscarp ; The Prince <& VaudemOnt acting on this occasion with gre…

the sole-flaee that remained to the Spaniards on this side" the Pyrepe ans. ^.pantitjcki Aug. iy. Our Letters from Warsaw , of the 13 instant, bring us no very good news *. They fay,, " That the.Confe…

thought"to,bayctaken him, bnttheO/Jea^ proved ttiti strong, for the Suede took him, and brought1' him tip hither. "", V"' Vienm,/Aug, u, We are in great impatience tes hear of the .Empresses being bro…

that they of Rhodes Island, had sent out 100 Men well*' armed. It was prohibited to export any Provisions out of this Colony. The 31, we sent several Hand-Granadoes to our Forces, and heard that an In…

m sponftap August 16.167$. .' ': being come on this side the Rhine, The French' hare' great Magazines at Saverne and Haguenaw, and In t-hl latter is a Garison of 2000 Men^* Ditto, Augitst 12* "Ihe nin…

hjs Electoral Highness, that his Majesty will vvithia few dayaJbe with his Army again in Holstein, Hmouer,Aug. 2. Our Duke is at present lodged iri the Castle of Reehelingen, and his Army lies encampe…