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late Treaty of Confederation concluded by the Nobility , would have so far abated the strength of the Faction, as to have left them altogether Iiriabse to occasion any more those fiequent Troublit and…

jVcnite-e Nov. 18. By several Vessel, a.rived fiom the Levant we have advice, that the Corsairs of Barbary were not (ailed as was given'bilt ifiajoyri Fleet to the Guise % but after havinfe h?en cruis…

french Envoy to make such terms and conditions on the.r part, a* helh.Uld thinkfitj^ithout any limitation ; We are told , tlyit by the Preliminary Articles it is agreed, that the" <3eBOueses shall giv…

truss**, phimlelvi-s of Ingelsbeym and Alfem in the Palati- them Concerning the present conjuncture. not any resistance,but immediately threw down their Aims, and abandoned their Post. The French are …

Leghirn, 1 be made, thi. Dukei cf SW.y i. to fi.nd*S.I'M*-rFt>r- ces j which make oipiabout 10000 N_M_> Hbrfe and -Foot, -into the service f _he*most Chr.ftiaft K. njg. Venice, Nov. 1 z. Signior Carlo…

went take much notice of th message sent to him by Ga- neral Copy, kti defivir all the fugitiye Rebels into his hands, and as it is said, declares, that as he will not give them any- particular counte…

Parties shall send their Plenipotentiati. place, sor the final determining of all differences which have for lome years depended fce.weei. .hese two States, by a Treaty Of Peace; All Hoftiliti'es are …

Page 1 SEHxwfo* 7 3 0 The London Gazette. pubiistjeu by &t;ti)o?tt^ From CbtttjSsiap November .4. to SgUltlOap November 18. 1672. * o f the affairs of this Kingdom, as well at horne as Warsaw, Nov. t.…

I. lirC&ap November 14. 1672. ebellion into our hands,the Count Teckeli, who in this Rencounter, Commanded the Rebels, ha- baving had the good fortune to escape, though he was very much wounded. MentX…

nor of this place is gone oat with 400a Men, to make i>' Pope : It is thought the Diet will by no means be some exploit upon the Enemy. We just nowhavet brought to tatlfy the .Treaty concluded by the …