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near" Pest* and^ijhat their Troops'. fjoiiCjnua'lj' passed, and rcpa/Ted the, Bricjg-j ffCtwe ntbu pjjicc acrd Buda^ ypo^nhich it was cJcbAr.cd in a Counciljjjf War. W|ie7 trjetwc should continue aur …

iyf ^ahDap September-?if i^S-f. r ""> fight between thc Turkish f^-ct and tfhcS^ips ofthe Republick Commanded by Sigrior iiioliho and^'g- nidr Dels no and of tbe Iatrers having obtained a great Victor…

she brought roo Soldiers for the service ofthe State of Milm, who J.""ided at Find. We arc expecting two of this States Galliei from Messmi, where they have been to lade Silk. Thc Duke of M.ntu't Fort…

any other manner, they lhall incur His Mai'Itidli h b Difplea- . _.,v, , ?-k^^-iT c." -.- a.r..~.A ...u~~r- Are, aad suffer the utmost Penalty which can be tnHicted upon w * ^e3t W0^ se,onl the M^ wh?…

Coron; For on the 11 th the Besiegers, having sprung their Mines in which were -jfao Barrels, of Powder, and made, a breach of 60 paces, gave a general As-, fault; They in athort time gained the Breac…

haye defeated a great Body of Tartars in thtlArdn, and thac they are resortifying Czcchrin, and ac etc same time the Letters from Moscow give us great hopes that thc Czars will come into the League ag…

I < r.itu>w, Au&fa T-to lafl letters fbomLeopol gavvy affndcooniu lha> chejee Avejc tnenictinuEa-jciDbi men" of tirii'For-res.Q'it-rfls Crcli-erf at t"JreR"t-Wc vdui mead fel't/iimi,jand thSo-flic'Def…

iH oi "heythadof bur strength, began to-. siiS "Htogrf9t*dJ& ordef,'whichwas very much encrea&d by the disehargt of30 piecei of Caonstn JadeawiihsinaJ)ShoiV/wbifib{ our sTrbops opening, ,sitcd upon, c…

Body^if tbeir Tfoops cp pussefi then to -"cfbrcisic Czerifi% a frontier T)own Which ths Tiirks took and dc^nqljlhcd in thc \$j\ ("."/ar. ^ From the Imperial Camp before EJbcries, fulyzi. GeneratSfc^ ;…

^ either5 Bh the Breaches or in the p,tijJ, iti which tl ey loll a great many men. This &\ty we were certainly informed df tht Approach tis the Christian Armv, by thc JEnemic-f -notion, for they begat…