The Gazette

Page 1 • From SglOttBitp January 11. to d t i t ^ S a p January, 14. 1674.,,.,.. • fame time ve are told, that the MefiMseS are vets Falmouth, fan, y. confident the said succors will arrive to supply …

CoUn treys for the service of the Spakijb Nethertdnde Count Souches having endeavoured to satisfy the Ministers here with his Conduct of the Emperors Fbrces during this last Campagne, is preparing to …

m flmpry things seem at present \etf <$uMr, hot a ny b tbe Rebels having of late .appeared in * IStody, hut I most, of them bein* retired into Transylvania, ahd the 1 Ottoman Territories, Hirn'br'Ougb…

Children, and other unnecessary persons, who respited, that they within are in great want of Provisions* and that if they are not suddainly relieved, they will be forced to surrender. We have just now…

lution nor to engage it frlf against sppowerful'and neat Neighbors, as Sweden and Brindcnbnrgh, io it is believed, will still continue it; of wliich, some time may more fully inform us. Vienna, Dec. 1…

upon rhe news of his Defeat, Ts Retreated again toward, the t anube\ That otir Troops found great stores of Provision of all kinds in Cocbim ; and that* theft Turk* -which fled out of the late"Fi5ht, …

cpme higher in February PC*c. insider tt>4hebreaking ^ip i)ithis Ass. mblyn Jfie Depwy whiefe. is hore on/thi J*^rt of'h. Electo <>f 6filagn<lx. bwhlcsiinplalned to thi$Dyet of jhegr*?^dain?gcft Jii_ …

the f/obor a'n^ WVihta e of this Kingdom*, h*l n&7th<* Pea^nohhe KfHg-ffnliip^ily inrerveAed /Whfch 9_it. hr feared, Wl f>i5tt^lJmtbiiiii ^T)ou1)l.ra*h^*__ SJ irtA feilrWtfirlv _ .hbfiroiir FesVies fr…

of the^^Geiiera^v^he^extjaflrdiHAfy courage of she Hustars*, and the defection ot the Hfafpoddrs of Moldavi 5 Council of Vfar, where it W^aaresolved for rhe r?afen s afo j said, to fall upon th* Enemy…

and some an other. The Earth was covered with dead Bodies, and amongst them were three Bassaes, but what is become of Hussain Basta the General we can** noc yec learn. On our side this Victory has cos…