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to SgOnOap, September 28. 1668. The 7th instant a party of 200 ofthe Lorraln Cavalrys being sent abroad, were suddenly engaged by a party os the Palatines , but aster some dispute made their retreat, …

v rifons ate; ordered to bespCedilY.pa'idand clothed, A Courrier arriving here in i idaj'es from the Empciout* Resident at Adrimople, informs us, that the Grand Seignior is in person gone for Mprii, h…

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to $0fltt&aj*, September 14. 1668. Honecfc, into which he bad ordered a Garrison of 160 men, wicb all necessaries for its desence, but 'tis believed intends to demolish both this and Landstull. Since …

TJiey fartfaer tell us,that Monsieur de St. Andre Montbrurt having observed that the Turks began to repose some conhY dence in a small work which they had Raised near the ZaTOr retto, ftom which they …

been wantinj either in Dary or Courage to tfae Cfaargc he had undertaken. Since this the forces mirched to Ulme, sitting down before it the \2jthpast , playing fiercely upon ic Wi h their Cannon: afte…

Ships, and if possible to engage them. One Squadron-of rhem had met with some Snips of Barbdryx laden with Men and Ammunition fiom Constantinople, for the succour oftfee Visier, who were accordingly a…

lead fifteen hundred men with several considerable Os- *\ ction of the young Prince bfaj>rriin\ so that little1 can Be yet guessed ofthe intended Election. The Nobility already repair to Warsaw to be-…