The Gazette

t67$. continue to commit frequent disorders in thefGoun- frey. -V" Hamburgh, Sept. 15. Weare now assured,That the Duke of Hanouer hath made a Treaty with the Confederates, by which he obliges himself …

C J0Htia|> September 13. 1 "6f$i but that notwithstanding theCity i* plentifully provided with all sorts of provisions. This day parted hencf three Gallies, and several Barb, on which are embarked; 30…

Frotn ?@0tttmp September d. t6 %%y%0%$ Septerr&ej: $. 1 * 7 5' to hear of some! action from the Danisti and Brahcjeh*. burgh Armies. ";.'. -. strasburgh, Sept. 6. Letters from the Imperial Army FRom M…

embraced the party 6f the Confederates is not after all confirmed }for we have fresh advices whichassure* u$,that his Highness continues resolved to make good fail Tina- ranty of the Dutchy of Bremen,…

* Mt ttitp 'September 2. 167$. .. ;.*:"... Hdmburg'k, Aug. 30. On Monday next is to be held the Conference-at Saxeyi-Lawenbi{rgh, between jhe King"of pejsimarki the Elector of Brandenburgh', and sheD;…

Troops had the guard of the Trenches. That night tR Enemy made a Sally, but after a brisk skirmish, were' beaten back into their Counterscarp ; The Prince <& VaudemOnt acting on this occasion with gre…

the sole-flaee that remained to the Spaniards on this side" the Pyrepe ans. ^.pantitjcki Aug. iy. Our Letters from Warsaw , of the 13 instant, bring us no very good news *. They fay,, " That the.Confe…

thought"to,bayctaken him, bnttheO/Jea^ proved ttiti strong, for the Suede took him, and brought1' him tip hither. "", V"' Vienm,/Aug, u, We are in great impatience tes hear of the .Empresses being bro…

that they of Rhodes Island, had sent out 100 Men well*' armed. It was prohibited to export any Provisions out of this Colony. The 31, we sent several Hand-Granadoes to our Forces, and heard that an In…

m sponftap August 16.167$. .' ': being come on this side the Rhine, The French' hare' great Magazines at Saverne and Haguenaw, and In t-hl latter is a Garison of 2000 Men^* Ditto, Augitst 12* "Ihe nin…