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t^o*A,( r, to own that he had carried Letters from Prince' Herman to Teckeley ; and so affirm what Gcc^tt had be- toie declared in that ma tier; which, though atthe fidt proposing of it, he denied to …

Htpiburgi Decemb. 23. S&nce the.presenting Of the Ho/* yfo/w .Demands already mentioaedi there have been nofur^ therritepsmade in the Treaty at Altena, whither it is that the Sieur Shrenjchilds iridis…

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... a uuin. * ii j ii.vc-uiHjf inrougnout the whole City, and in Gnlafa and Ptra, aHitd'st the solta t% (.ii.'iaiatiotSs serf, 0/W iv .. _, ^ ^.^i..f iv/ v-uiewmi^ uuc it into a or Solemn Dcci^on: The…

Signior Venier^nd the Captain Bassa off of Metitine,^tith these Particulars; That the Turks of Napoli di Romania being landed at Troye, gave notice to the Captain Bassa, that the Venetian Ships which …

is Command, that ijtwas notfea/ecj- th% urkj would be ahle to put any Succors in^ Persia. The great Men of JLitbuania in " fist to have the next Dyet meet at Grodno. An Envoy is arrived here from the …

Services of the War, which will in a*short time be followed by a farther and more considerable Supply., On the 30th past 16 Turks , of both Sexes, who were taken Prisoners in. the last Campagne, were …

them no other disturbance, than by Firing upon them with their Cannon,wh'tch did them no harm. Ratisbonne , Decemb. J. The States of t^e Empire assembled nere, are expecting tfie Emperor's Aslf\ver up…

the Infidels:, the Greeks are kept in continual Alarm, and hindred from openly declaring for the Republick. Tfe Seraskier has caused divers of the most con- "siderable of them to be- imprisoned, to se…

Bassa is maknig several new Works to add-to the. Strength of the place. We have advice, that the Grand Visier is retired with 5000 Men td Belgrade, having before his departure from Effeeke^ reinforced…