The Gazette

Page 1 Mutrt)*. .66$ The London ptf)Ufl)8Bbp 2iU£f)£mt^ H^lgjjhj&ap hfiftt.to" {jttCSUflp April 4. 1672^ I.will not m ^ his publick Entry tiij the beginning flimonht March 31. of t/je ne*t Month , by …

prve His Majesties Grace and favour hereafter, bf performing to His Majesty any acceptable and signal Service, His Majesty doth Declare, That fttcb person shall not onely be received to pardon, whatso…

much to disturb the--frade oi the Jturkish Itl jnds jay. thft^ jfrchtpclago , )iiving lately taken' fevers of "they Ships, aad some of them richly l^eru J.hat pit Cap-ait) tlassa was atConfhwinepJe^vJ…

for the use oi our Tropps in rhose parts, Th<? King having, as bath been said, finally made choice of all the*Zhief Commanders to (erre) it) his Armies this Camp-gne; his Majesty hath, as weare told, …

to Q9Ull5fiP March 24. i<572. or of Brandenburgh iscer.Sihly retreating towards Berlin, leaving the French abloiute masters of .he Field asrfar as the Wefer j It is said the Imperialists' will quit th…

CftUrSUap Miirc_i 30. i<>72' ofj Lunenburgh to the Town of Hildefheim, forth"5 greater security of that place against all accidents. TheFrench Army lay according to pur last in* telligence, not far fr…

ence ended, his Excellency was Conducted back to the Pallace Gate with a numerous attendance* where being received in the Kings Coach, accom- panyed with the said Marquis de Castramonte > the Conducto…

been tend to Garrison all the p_ ce f. therf<V<*Wtf (gl Hpspitalg and Military Orders, hate securing their passage through that Province. From Stockholm We hear , that Monsieur Crofeek , Envoy of the …

the ftfiwp of Ofntbrttg wa somed&ys nce to visit his Electoral Hiehncs?. JKn n*pye from Stoeden is passed by on his WogtP thf Marestial de Turenne, .tis said his business is to net- gotifee a Cessatio…

Letters add,that bi_ said Excellency causeth theFor tificatioh. of that sslarid , tobe repaired with a'** possible care, and that th^y will be finisht before, theehdof May ; and In general, that he en…