The Gazette

Page 1 JBiittib* 37$. The London Gazette. teUl)jUG[)e& tyrapfcjWt?* -h t o - ^ O l t s i a p , j u n B - Z I . 1669, Petiennis, funt ill Rlfig'-seaders^of the late (edit'on, and \° proceed against THi…

ly upon the Decree formerly made against the late Ptince} Lubomirsltf , ia whose favour the Judge os Stndomir made a long eloquent Speech which met with no opposition 1 but the ram falling In abundanc…

are informed, rfaar the Great P tike is so extrearnly deitcted. and afflicted at the log of hjs Dutchefs, that^he has taken up a firm resolution to retire himself from the management of all publick as…

fjUCn>Jtf , June 1 a 1660: States, should be admitted 10 Audience, till they bad first heard.and redressed tbe Grievances proposed co their Consideration. That no other Candidates appear for the Elect…

Sj9sm&ap , June 7. I6t5c>. much to our hope! of good success to the Venetians lit the defence a f Cindia, for which service a thousand Fopt are now upon their march from the hereditary Countreyi, and …

_^ _... ._ j st the most active persons of It^t-iJX^rlc^" tyvtrch occasioned an Insurrection" of all "tB*'M^|eIK^ilfflrfioyTied a considerable* part of the pe*- rpttP* JH^ipnctf fe wMrin the"space bf …

co S0On&ap,May.3l i66cf. pose any thiug upon^he account df his own or any others Interest, but that onely of.thepuiticki and tfaat fae should not signe the Act: for Election but with, their general co…

rejoined op , alter which they (ell ppon tjtie clectiojl pi a i^rAinal.rf the t?|afine of Crtco-vir proposing, lift Priipce Lubomirtkj , ^but he desiiiig jliberey to, speajfj f u|e^jiimself (ttrtt^f h…

to s^onSap, v&f2$, i66r>. Cmdit, by whose Orders} rtfae Gallies are hastened our, ,and considerale numb* -"of tbe abreJisoldiers daily sent to Civitt Vecchia * ^chbej.srryn Jthenca embarked upon his G…

to C&ttrftlflp, May 20. 1669. necessaries as he bas formerly demanded, fae shall Hot b able to make good his promise of winning the Town within the time prefixed by faim. The same Letters farther info…