The Gazette

Page 1 42umb.5fo The London Gazette. #titmii)eu by aumnom?. From ^ o n D a p , March 27. to C6ur0Dap March 30.1671. the little likelihood there.is of accommodating the Differences and Animosities whic…

pifl) Recusants, and such as arefufpeStcd to be so, in or' der to their speedy conviction, and cause the said LawS to be publicity given in charge at all and every their Afsifes, Goal-deliveries , and…

Celegne, titiesof Cbrne are bought up in alii for the use of the Ftench Forces. count, os what hatlji passed herein. Signior Mbrosin*- Ambassador at this Court from tbe Riepubfidt o* Venice, Being on …

Some days |nce arrived here several D.epUttes \tions that, were yet A.flembjed, upon which they alt from the Army, -vifc^Uil &da B fe'Wl3tM K g $ $uj*tl> departed htenW,' *nd so this disorder ceased; …

to CfjUf0Daj> March 14. 1671. (consisted of xx Galleys; that thi preparations in all the Ottomati Territories , are stiii carryed oh with all vigor, though it is not as yet discovered, which Way the G…

de Louvigny is daily expected here out of Luxem- burgh , to give hi? Excellency- an account *f the posture of 1 affairs there 3 the Prince de Cbimxy , and the Duke Airfphoe, axe going by his Excellenc…

take some Vigorous resolution , sor the putting the I Kingdom in a fit posture to resist so "great as Force as seems almost ready to invade theitl.' By Letters from Moscow, the*] tell Us , that the' P…

W^s-h^-jfer-sata when, tne "Martruis t? Liciet sorfiAiW Ante appomtfed G/ ihe Qgeen to go ex* tratif dinars Ambassador to Rbnit, maty begin hi* journey thitHet / lhany being" df opinion, that feit s6m…

Edwirst Spragge was arrived at Tangier, on Hit way home. Dant\ick, Pcb. xo. Our last Letters from War-> saw tell us, thatthe greatChancellour of "Litbui- nia had given into the Dyet several Complaints…

having advice that* the Marquis <t.'4^ar 4iU<id leltlineathe ejyef Gotornmtnt and Magistracy of tfaatt x "7-pjart to away, as far as in him lay ", all occa on of interrupting the debates of the Dyet, …