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we had an account of theconclulion of a Peace between! the King of Polind and the Turks, ac a cime when that King" was reduced to very great streights, and was f' "beset by the Infidels, that the whol…

1 zoo Men at Sirica ft, so that the French were forced to retire, and in their retreat we are told a smart Ren* counter happened between the French and the Spanish. Cavalry, which, it's said, was to t…

ifinVoia Btettadei. 0*p lelWr' rWa>poihtt'P'ire^a#- cellor Somnitz_, the Sieur Brant, and the Sieur Blaspyl, (which latter is ac preftt]t at eke Hague) to be fais Am- baiWpr? Hewfoundltad, ^nd there'l…

:har, was there, soothe Pf ace that is concluded betweequ :he ^0/*.* and the "tV^r,o ,which wefenownotthecon-q, ditiops.fanhcr than that it's said that the Poles have- yielded^ Catninstf^ grid five mi…

1676. to bring theirtiimes-Ani thit theAmbiffidors md other Foreign Ministers may have no ciufc tt Complain for tbisPrqcceding,is if there were my Intention to. wrong or difrefpell th m, Hii Majesty d…

Troops, for the Imperial Auxiliaries are said to be so harassed, that they cannot remain in the Field any longer, but are going into their Winter-quarters. Hi? Electoral Highness has sencorders to the…

about the latter end of this Month go into their Win* ter-quarcers, in order to which, they expect the return of Count Mmsfeldt from Vienna. The French Army commanded by the Duke of Luxemburg, continu…