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any of His Majesties Subjects of this HjiJm of England from iheir Natural 0bedier.ee to His Mjjqty', ot to Reconcile them'to the Pope or See of Rome, cr to move them to promise Obedience to any preten…

Dutchefs and most of thc Court, to Ghent, anct "will palj/Tome short time there* Our Lettei 3 from Liege of the 20th tell us, That the French would quit Aix la ChapeUe as yesterday, and Huy and Fervie…

tbit fide of tbe Country,thit so tbe chief Attick., which reis designed on the other, might be made witb gretter success, which succeeding accordingly, our men corfisi- ingin Grenadeers, and two small…

Prtgue, Dec. i. It is hoped that the cold weather, which is now very fliarp, will purge this place of the Infection, which we told you in our last, was broken outin two Houses There has been; a rencou…

Page 1 •Burnt)* 1467 The London Gazette. $utm$eo bp ftwumtv* From ^onDap December 8. to CbUCC^Da? December n. I 6 7 9. thing. That the Algerines had taken a Dutch Merchant (hip, called the Liurel-Tree…

From >&8lU:0Dap December 4. to SjsJonDa*]) December 8. 1*570. 1 other things. And the Inhabitants are afraid that Fenice, Nov. it,yet greater hardships Will beput upon them whea " thc Cittadel which t…

restore* to rhe Swedes", and the Daiiiifi -ScSlffieh ^tjliey Jadihceo jitcist magniliccndy cnctEBj*"rtArio'"| that were in Garrison there, a^riv.'dherc this d.iy. " Friday till Monday ) atterd:dby rhe…

Thc Town of Strielsend is in much perplexity, Count Coningsmirk. having taken away their pn- ledges, and caused several of their Magistrates to- be Arrested, and the Deputies they sent to the King of …

the chief administration of afrairs,is in thi> matter- on thc ,side of the Imperialist, promoting all he* can/ his Nephews marriage with thc Emperors Daughter, which we here persuade our selves will t…

frujseh. foni, but they asseoiblcd the Magistrate-*, took from' them thrKcys-M she Tc-wry anc} disarmed thclssj Treat's; however it h thought -thinf-s wiH hang JiabitantSu *" Rabenac- at ZeU, which he…