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as to the latter we are informed, that the fain' Squadron is to consist of 16 stout men of War. Some persons whose curiosity makes them more inquisitive than others, are very Ibllicitous to understand…

Page 1 The Lon 33umij. 159 i ^uDuiljeo D-- 2itta>3?itr- From ^an&ap February 14. to COUttSDap February 17. 1680. of th:ir Session,so that we may expect they will novv bepin to bring some ofthe Matters…

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of thc Principal Men amting the Hungarians, and to adjust with them several Matters concerning the meeting of thc Dyet, for the preventing of Disorder and Confusion; The """mperor we are told, intends…

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sent for tliat purpose by thc Czar of Mofcovy, td Constantinople, but that hitherto they had not beat able to agree concerning thc terms ofthe said Peace-; the Turks being very high in their Demands, …

prefef tf-ll -reman) here tits-flic' weather be warmer. Berlin, fan. m We ate told here, that the French among other their new Pretenffons do new'' claim the Town of Mayenct, as a Depcndance on the Co…

""""" He Horse we told you in onr last, was ordered to march to thc frontiers of Mt-ntferrat, upcnsoinC'disor- ders that 1 Eel happened between the Su' jccts of this Srte, and those of the Dukeof Mant…

will permit ncit'icr within th ir Territories. Fr6m Lmtz they write, that tl e Affairs of Hungiry do now chiefly employ thc Minifkrs of the Court* and the Emperor at the desire of Count Tecketiy and s…

may be ground to hope that tbat assembly will be able to finilh that great work that is in hand for the restoring a lasting Peace and tranquility to*** that Kingdom. Lintz, fan. 6. Two days since arri…