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the Kitigwas on his way hither, they returned td their former cafe and quiet. . Warsaw, fuly n. Since thc departure of the tlolcovirc Ambassadors from hence, we have more and more cause to be jealous …

, .,.,... Berlin, fuly28. Several Merchant Ships', and. six Frigats, with a Fircstiip, which were fitted but* at Conningsberg, are sailed fiom thence, the Commander in Chief, being charged not to open…

fng, which i's to he on tht tenth of the next month- It is thought the Prinoc and Princess of Orange*. will return to Dierin about the latter end ofrhjs week, the arrival Ofthe Princesses of Nassaio a…

satisfaction ; and agreed to reimburse the value of the said ltarks, and the Merchandues laden in.t; era, which they had disposed of. Madrid, fuly 11, The Prince os Parma is making thc necessary Prepa…

Page 1 The London JSumb. i532 -putttitljgD bp ^vLi\)miv* Frora^^UCSSap July 22. to S^OUUap July 26. 1680. their late incursions into Silesia, have put that Naples, fifoi. Countrey into much fear. Thc …

Page 1 .®umt,. 153* The London Gazette. $ttblifl)eD hy SUittoit; - From ^or.Daj? July io. t© ttLljUtg&Op July 22. 1 6 8 0 that thc Maj-eschal de Crequi 'will come and Com- mand an Army in these parts.…

Viema", fuly 7.General Ctprari, who Commands" thc Imperial Troops in Hungary, demands, with great Instance a farther Supply, Declaring, that he cannot otherwise make head against: the Rebels, who grow…

Page 1 JSuinb. 152? The London Gazette. $HlDimj£0 b? 2l\Ut)Ql\t?. From giJOnOap July 12. to (HjUtStMV JQk *5- i*580* making in Alsice, and on the Saar, are carrying Florence, fitly i. on with extraord…

Page 1 JQuffi&» 1528 The London Gazette. fSubiifyeb bp 2iutf)o?ity* From CljllCSDap July 8. to g^anOa? July 12. itfSo. will remove to JWœin thcVpper Austria, and from Madrid, funs 27. thence return to…

several Princes of the Empire, even (hose msbst concerned, arc unarmed; at least, have not a body of Men together to oppose their Designs. The dilcourie of the Emperors holding a meetingwith the Elect…