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to bring into thc. Field, when they fliall be there* unto . required, an Army .-of-zoooo Men. 1 Th Plague, is ^nuch abated* at Maegdeburg-, ib that there, dyes not "novvt above "201 14 in a day. f-'ro…

jefts, could be offensive to his Majtsty, they being a Free and Sovereign Sute. Tbat they would not conceal to bis Majejiy, tbat tbey bad tn the 3,0th of tbe last Month, made a League with the King of…

be able to stbsisl this Winter: They baveJ'ubliihed a MacaeJ*- commanding all Persons that-have Estates In that ""rovince, tq cbnie and reside there, upon pain of Confiscation., The" Deputies from the…

suddenly begun,' if the Differences between thc Imperial Ambasladors and the ikinislers'of the Princes of the Empire do not hinder them; The latter pretend to be treated as" Ambafladtirs^viih the Titl…

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thc Princes,* about choosing General-O ccrs ta Con)mand thc Army for thc defence of thc Empire, and the .observing an Cxact* "Discipline, &e. but we, do nofluear that they have yci taken their final R…

AFterfo many eminent Aftt of Providence nionifefted for your preservation from the horrid and divelish Plots of Rome, and the (ly perfidious attempt if theTa- ftious, and Seditious at Home, if we shou…

Brussels,Oflob.zi. We begin to hope that whaC has been rt por ted of the French tbeir into ding to' fall'into Flanders, and particularly int6 the Countre/ of Alost, w,'s rather occasioned by the appre…

The Prince of Parnta at Jhe fame time is doing what he-can to put tb-Je Countreys into a puslure of Defence. He is drawing his Cavalry into a Bt-cly, and intends to post them on the Frontier ofthe Pro…

To tbe Kings most Excellent Majesty. The most humble and hearty Address of Your Majesties Dutiful, Obedient and Loyal Subj-cts, thc Mayor, Recorders 8aylitTs, Aldcrmen,Capi- tal Burgesses, Common-Coun…