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the Garison. The Turks and Rebels, it's said, arc Marched towards Lewentz and Neutra, and have already invested thole places. Ratiibdnne, Sept. 10. Thc Deputy of the Elector of Brandenburg at this Dye…

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| occasion to endeavour to put off the Dukes'Voyage to Pottugt'-, and it's said his Highness himself halt no great inclination to it, considering the ill state of his health. We have advice, That the …

riso.is which Cou* t Teckeley had put into Cafcbaw and Esperies, confined wholly of Hungarians. Ao8 this morning we had Letters from Vienna of the 30th past, which give an account, Thit General Caprar…

Liegephey write, Thac the French kefldent there had on, the fourth Instaiit declared to thqfe Magistrates, T*iat the King his Mastet s3id ^tfvisc them to fabmit themselves to their Pfiiwe, and *p ^ive…

having -inade thcmsclycs Masters ot-Casthawati& Ef' peries, is confirmed, boththofe pUces-haViug beea surrendred cne 14th Instant. |Thc Governor of-Ctf-' chaw is a Prisoner, and the. Garison, when th-…

time sine*; advice:, that the Vizici! of Bitdashad -feBC a DecachemcAt of 6000 Men to.joyu the R(*.beJ3,and now we hear that he Jrimsclf jwas arrived iA,the Camp before" Cafchawi -We have likewise-adv…

of the Dauphineffes being brought-"to-bed has-been [for the -faiti-Prince. Wrfi'Ss ate at prcs n& very received at this Court with great appearances of quiet in these pqrts^ "and tlie apprehensions we…

Henna, Aug. i**. Twenty pieces of Cannon with Ammunition, &c. were taken yesterday outof the Arsenal here, and were this day sent by Water for Hungary*; from whence we have advice, "jhac the Turks had…