The Gazette

Page 1 J5um&t 3§ti The London Gazette. £a"oiiQ)eD Dp %ut$QMy. From ClJUtfDapj August 12. tb Sg}0«158£, August J6. 1669. derable party of Turks and Tartars tha'l be quartered up- : t/we, Augusta. on tb…

Page 1 •Eumfj* 390, The London Gazette. pnttfQcD', )b? &utt)Qiitv. From $50ontiap, August 9. to CfWrffc'rp, August 12. 1669. Plymouth, August 7. IT-m»9»« tiey, the most pat thereof, itill of Bills* md…

to "s^cr-Sap, August t-.. 1669. " ""furks improving all th ir force and skill sor the gaining of that City before tbe great succors fliould have time to land had by their Mines and f sstults made them…

Page 1 JSiimb* 38-8. The London Gazette. ^ttfeiiOjeij b? ^utpojitr* From ^flUDap, August 2. to -SL&UtffcQp, August 5. 1669. The otb. the King was magnificently Treated, with Itlmouth, fuly 28. the pri…

landed a considerable body of men at the besieged Town* and that the Visier bath withdrawn his forces who-ly from the Stbiontrai with a more united force to stand upon his Guard, and to form his attem…

in mind and body by reason of hii long journey, and the ill success of his very expenceful design in Poland. From Poland they write; that although some dissatisfactions have lately risen amongst seme …

to S0Cili3ap, July 26. i<$6o. usually by the Nobility and great persons of tie Court and also by the Spanish,Ambassador and ether forreign Minister!. The Nobility of Hungary havinggct(,made, their app…

ly to appear the next morning at kolo to revoke their protestation.' Intherneanrrrne, things grew to some height hetweefi the Pa\%i and tbe bouse of Radftivil, both patties rally- ingteryall the force…

1 ^the sitccotof-ctiBdif, and that four ships are equipping ai flhoulonto embark soldiers sor that service, and several either, ihips were txpecttd there from the other ports of Smnce, The fame jliy c…

%&!&$*% r "'tteP^xpccted %frf*&a{be. -i'CfVi-?d.evfa \ ?aA,Sf ?rHwfW' the. freca-s,.which attended /or their Convoy,3rJ.ep nerteej^he, 28th past for Atectnt and Cid"i\, anq, "he . day arrived bete!;jh…