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took it, the French that were there, of at least part bf therm, retiring to their Army, whs advanced to the celief of them. Yesterday parted hence 400 Wagons with Provisions to tbe Imperial Army. Colo…

to COUttfOap June 27. 1^7 8. ' Dutchy of fulhrs,exceot sutlers and.pufeTiorp. The French have again burnt severas Villages in that Countrey. . From the Mirefchil de Crequi"s. damp ai Leken neir Fribur…

th caused great prcpar> that thc Czar having written a Letter tb the Grand :, in order to the begin- Signior, ampng other, things tells him, that ""be was desirous of Peace, but that his Affairs wer*:…

front b >. t ij. .^orthcrn Circuit. 3 -> "*' Mr. Justice Wyli. . *-* Mr. Justice *< " ?. J Tewrt &F iUngsten upon&uB, Friday, ? ?; ji.aeihf* a GuildtiBht theTovtn Of l(Jngston upOysHttU. J City" of fo…

have besieged Gottenburg, and that it was expected* the first would not hold out many days longer. Td morrow the King goes over so Landscroon, but will return hither again the day following. Hamburg, …

C&UrjEfDm*- June 13. 167%. whence they would be carried over to Schonen; since we arc informed that 1800 Men, belonging to the Landtgrave of Hesse, are marching the fame way, to overtake and join with…

1/1. ' / myj who is -advanced between Hugcl and isufnzingi Thc prisoners and deserters assure us that they j0fo trench rhemsglyfijs., _ ,j From the Imperial Camp between Vald ing ttu\ Lagen,- dcntzlin…

in compassion to the poor Inhabitants there, who have b.en in continual troubles for several years past, as because of the diversion they give to his other affairs, is relblvedto contribute what hemay…

Memorial delivered to th&Heef VfinBeyerning, by Order of rhe Most Christian, King. THE JJJng bath with pleifure seen, as by tbe Let* ter of the Heer en the States General, so by the Assurances wbichtb…

and it is believed thc King will now Very suddenly pass over in person, to endeavor the relief of Christianstadt, which the Suedes hold very closely blocked up. Whilst these things ate doing in Schone…