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to their duties, so freely exposed their lives to all sorts of danger for the Defence of Religion ; and that tbe choice he had made , wa^ an infijngement of the Statutes of the said Order, of which th…

and the Chancellor of the Chamber to be theft President, but tis believed they will not proceed capitally against them, but only to confiscation and perpetual imprisonment. , The Comte ie Souches at p…

bless, and to appear in Arms within Three weeks: The nth instant his Majesty sent the Bishop of Plok*, and the Waiuodes of Sendomir and Trockj to the Colledge of the Deputies, to desire their consent …

but also against the Turks and Tartars j but as yet nothing is resolved on this point. Malaga, Sept. . Saturday the 30th past came in to this Port Sir Thomas Allen with the Bristol, Nonesuch and one F…

much patience , but with little hopes of prevailing; in point of Mediation. We have this more certain news of the procedure of the Rebels in Muscovy , that upon their approach towards Astracan the Gov…

dom to avoid the jealousies of the Grand Segnior^ and the Bassa's of the frontier' CQurttreys, who havfe made frequent complaints against the neighborhood of so great an Army, which ^notwithstanding v…

whose Assembly for the settlement pf that kingdom, the Imperial Army is ordered to Quarter about Tranfibin. j, Genoua, Aug. 30. Tne.2Sth instant being the Feast of StLeuis, wa$ solemnly observed by th…

derable by calling in great numbers to their assist-, ance; but they have since more pleasing report- from those parts, that the quarrel is fully composed and ended, and the people on bath sides dismi…

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