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Intcfidfln-^ac: Btisit", to kno v of him/ on what ac* taunt thai the fame may be performed with nil Decency' m i f*^hich " *#*.** ^ a^ertisment Vnifamity, We, by the Adoke. qf Ouf "ReverendBijf\ *"% J…

in tlie poitcssion of thc Cfown-Linds, whkfl hive been alienated by the Kings Predecessors, Lintz, Nov. z6i Two days since arrived hereatf Express from Hungity with Advice,-that a Cessation of. Arms h…

fur Hi "tinuesv still t Bauetin. jy^rciasoii of r*Ae Hagutt, ^Me$ef \ <in Iffecr *^* y ">nrli at they are likewise theJrCitlzens, Who being "| tnft'J of ^igh-Treafon? had been secured and* sent Prison…

that there were endeavours using to conclude -" Pcce betweeri the Turks arid the Moscovites,whick- ic Was believed both parties were well enough eu-. eli; ed to- Thc Duke of Mantoua, who has been some…

Cologne, Nov. it. To morrow Mr. BariUe, Envoy Extraordinary from the King of England, will have Audience oFour Elector: Froth hence he goes to thc Other Electors on the Rhine, as Tries, Mentz, and Pal…

veral Princes of thc Empire, will be difpatcb'd in few ejays. From Hungiry we have an Account, that the Treaty Wi h the Malecontents vyas.fo.far ad- vaned, that ir was not doubted, but it would be spe…

sides. the Foj-ccs he has already on foot; which aie. 1 cc'konecV to. consist of jzoooMcti. The Dyke of Lorrain, Jet soon as he has, dispatched some affair* here, jntegdsfor Fienni, to ijetlcreat the …

Frmcsort, Kov. air.'The Imperial Officer? i'l'e-m.r'- king "Levies in most parts*, of the Empire. Ycftef* day pasttfrrcugh this city a party of 20 Hone, being of the" Elector Palatines Lifeguard, whic…

Page 1 •JSumb* j j £ a The London Gazetted •LL. 1 !*• •^ttDitaKD bp 2tBft)62i#* From Ci)UC0Dap November ^ to ^0nDflaJ> aSlovember8.1680. and tnat Sir JWMW fairborne had presented the Com* I mander of …

to adjust Matters, as that his Imperial Majesty m,ight be induced to grant the Hungarians a Peace upon luch Terms as might make it, lasting; \yhich as yve had always reason to wiih, so more particular…