The Gazette

Dear Beloved and' Good Friends. WHereas We iefire, tbit your particular Peace ani Repose may not be troubled in the ge" neral Tranquility of the Empire, and having understood .the demand wbich tbe x\i…

Page 1 JQutr.D* H 5 4 The London Gazette. putmQci) hv fcutftow* From Ct)UCj50a? October 1-. to ^slltDaj? October 27. 1 6 7 9. this City, in his way to Prague. Our Magistrates Fenice, Oil. i2i think th…

Page 1 •83umb» 1453 The London Gazette, pufciilUrD bv :Zntt)o;\tv. From ^OttOap October 20. to £&UC0OapOctpber23. 16 19- vttrk. upon the Overtures that have been, made" him by the" Lunenburg Minister'…

have since the return of these Deputies, been be?t here all this day for tbe raising more men ; and all theSluces of this City have been opened; Ib that all thc low Grounds arc let und r Water. We hav…

Resident of Hamburg here has prerailcd to have tile* *"# ,,0 i J l>3" s iHfl*JBC ages, .. __ , his *3iteBest"i; and this horning they retufnetT, gain _tQ th* giflgio-with th/t Answer of the Senates, w…

ence, because of the considerable change it's btlj.f yed have, been made at that Court since" Don sum's Death. All the Gates of this City have been kept shut this morning upon an accident which happe …

ofthe Inhabitants, as Hostages for the} payment thereof, and have sent them to Aix li ChapeUe, and even threatesn to fend them to France. From Rdtii- bonne we have an account, that the Bilhop of Aic6-…

Hamburg, Which is now tbreatned with a Siege t-i fall into the hands of the King of Denmark., though before they come to extremities, they will see if matters may be composed. Cologne, Ottob. 6. We ar…

that the Moors bad quitted that Neighbor hood,the Alcaide tf AJcasar Ming not abk to prevail with hit men tp make iny- Assault- upon- the place, and on tha occafkn there jtrofe g great Feud inthe Army…

h has or (hall expend in order to the procuring himself satisfaction herein. Cologne, Sept. 13. The Sieur Stroetman, one of the|lmpcrial Ambassadors at Nimeguen,bas been here some days ; and thc Bilho…