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before Niemirow, which place we tdld you in out lass, they had invested, with intention as was* thought to attack it 5 And that tbe Tartarsaco gone home. Tbe Ambafladots of this Crown- are on their Jo…

r" Ships, in the place of Signior Molino , who had desired leave to quit that Command : And the fame day Signior Bopi. Noni, Son of the Procurator of that Name, was chosen to <?o Ambassador from this …

advice the King has received of the disposition thp Czarsarc in, noc only to determine amicably the differences that have so long ("epended abouc thp Limies,. but farther to make a perpetual Peace, an…

Mercy, nor the said Count de Btrgozzi hath sent hither any account ofit. This wed arrived here a Courier from General Ctprtrt, by whom we areinfonried, That thcPrtncefsRogotzy does indeed promise to s…

Hill b.foremen'ioncd. . The Time day the Crov/a General was informed, that thc Turks were march-, ing to joyn the Tartars. He drew up tlie Army ia Baftalu the next morning at b*cak tf day; The Turks s…

Kingdom.- The' King has given the place of President of .the Council of tbe Iniies, Vacant by the' Resignation of Prince Vincent de Gonzague, xt> the Marquis de lot Veles, and that of Matter of the Ho…

by Count Coningfmirke, and tbatthe Ambassador of this State at Vienni hath lately made an Agreement with him for that purpose. 1 he Imperiil Ambassador here has Ltjly ludan Audi-ncc ofthe Senate, toas…

Ransome, which the Cossacks would nota'ccept of; but brought him to their General Wobila, who has Tent bim to the King of Poland.' Oedemboutgb, Novemb. 2. Thc CounTae Peri- deijet "Viceroy of Croatiaj…

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