The Gazette

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were cruising in the Archipelago attending tht motions of these Gallies, with a design to engage them, and had already taken several Saichs and othet Vessels laden with Men and Provisions sor the reli…

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Page 1 JBumk 358. The London Gazette. ^ubiiajcD ty> zutwuv* From S^OttfJflp, April 19. ro C&Ursiiap, April zz. 1669. ragement of his people ) hoping by his many Mine; and Falmouth, April 14. -constant…

with much Honour and Magnificence enterred, being sol* lowed by all the Horse and FootGuards/by all the Court, and the Queen her self, (the King never appearing at such solemnities, but at the interrm…

affairs with Can sum of Austria. A quarrel lately happening in the Duke of Savoy's An- tichaffiber between the Count dtllt Trinitt and che Baron di Valgrm, they immediately challenged one ano-> ther i…

all Officer^ and soldiersin tfat.ee dayes time terrepair to (heir jpefjpective Garrisons and Colours. We naye Uteiy.inteliigence that tbe Marquise d' Humi- trei arrived'tfae "oth past jt his Governmen…

lately appeared about Zttmar , committing divers inso- lencies and disorders , in so much as tbe Governour of Zttmar had been obliged upon the complaints made to him j to march out against them with a…

t-oastt : On the contrary, the besieged had Ietaly so gord success in one of theic Mines, which ail the Enemies observation could not discover, that giving fire tp ic, they destroyed seme hundreds of …

lentprocActings against SpgaccSS wityletyeipte-t kit -waS by them minded , that he was" Bf his Chan* tp V a Preserver of the Lawi knd a Protector* tathet^aivan In- frlngernf theChnrchejPriviledges ; b…