The Gazette

tyof Linnen towards the Rhine, (ox the cloAthing tbe j and lesidc in this City. Army commanded by General Mofttccuculi, which will Stadc, Oilob. 6. Our Troops have h.td a brave ren- be considerably re…

Mi pafethjeir time witheitt any i^bi^n: the Premch threatea,. thatitlie^wiH come and A-stt ps again ;. hut thi Coun-; trey,if so misei ably ruined,that it cannpt;-arTprd them any; subsistence:, in the…

>' iM .n,W \d I !il; I*.*? v^erence at Han.iuer, between, the ,'Prtrices of the xAOufeoI, Brunfwj^"^ where" jtV YaidVthe' Puke pf "liAii6k,er,farther"d^c-Jared 'himself 'in favor, os' the Con- fed^p}f…

rest of the Troops, -might become- to their ^assistance, asMs -Majesty afterwards understood by rhe Prisonerstfe&werte taken, who besides reported, That the C4iam baling beenin/br* med,that the King w…

\ night, in seven days from NApks, and in ten from Palermo, we hive aivke, That the Spaniards had sent Two thousand Foot, and Six hundred Horse from Me- la% o, to endeavor" to retake August a, and One…

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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…