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as the Peice, but the specious name of it. That thf Princes who hive been thus injured, having thereupc* demanded Relief of the Dyet, they had thought it their part to represent tbe fame to ths most C…

the Kitigwas on his way hither, they returned td their former cafe and quiet. . Warsaw, fuly n. Since thc departure of the tlolcovirc Ambassadors from hence, we have more and more cause to be jealous …

, .,.,... Berlin, fuly28. Several Merchant Ships', and. six Frigats, with a Fircstiip, which were fitted but* at Conningsberg, are sailed fiom thence, the Commander in Chief, being charged not to open…

fng, which i's to he on tht tenth of the next month- It is thought the Prinoc and Princess of Orange*. will return to Dierin about the latter end ofrhjs week, the arrival Ofthe Princesses of Nassaio a…

satisfaction ; and agreed to reimburse the value of the said ltarks, and the Merchandues laden in.t; era, which they had disposed of. Madrid, fuly 11, The Prince os Parma is making thc necessary Prepa…

Page 1 The London JSumb. i532 -putttitljgD bp ^vLi\)miv* Frora^^UCSSap July 22. to S^OUUap July 26. 1680. their late incursions into Silesia, have put that Naples, fifoi. Countrey into much fear. Thc …

Page 1 .®umt,. 153* The London Gazette. $ttblifl)eD hy SUittoit; - From ^or.Daj? July io. t© ttLljUtg&Op July 22. 1 6 8 0 that thc Maj-eschal de Crequi 'will come and Com- mand an Army in these parts.…

Viema", fuly 7.General Ctprari, who Commands" thc Imperial Troops in Hungary, demands, with great Instance a farther Supply, Declaring, that he cannot otherwise make head against: the Rebels, who grow…

Page 1 JSuinb. 152? The London Gazette. $HlDimj£0 b? 2l\Ut)Ql\t?. From giJOnOap July 12. to (HjUtStMV JQk *5- i*580* making in Alsice, and on the Saar, are carrying Florence, fitly i. on with extraord…

Page 1 JQuffi&» 1528 The London Gazette. fSubiifyeb bp 2iutf)o?ity* From CljllCSDap July 8. to g^anOa? July 12. itfSo. will remove to JWœin thcVpper Austria, and from Madrid, funs 27. thence return to…