The Gazette

Count Oxenstenefvm sent ito ths Sieuf J*w J ^"ffihcr6^em!url^io*frt,5j>0thin'l tobe done, but to put fi im, are sent to General Pietz, to desire passage through the Territories of X i i /' , which, we…

of erden,up\Ou the deatj) of tjiftlatc ist)6p ofMuny stefy to hja Suceessor the tlifhog of 'P'aierhhrni. l .Ditto,Mobf 18. From fhe kctcu:*pfirWe*tf- ktrgh's Camp before Straelfond, we have^dvrce^thaC…

fore, while the" Burghers were busied in quCnchi ng the Fire, possessed himself of thc Wall-., refusing to consent thereto, the Burghers could not do it ;" thc Trumpeter being returned, our Batteric s…

Page 1 swift; mf zzeite. ***' I T — . . , • .. - . . A , 1-1 i f fiom Cj)UC0Oa|> October iok to ^OllCap October i± 1678. From the French Camp at Ingwcil er in Allace ,0l~t. h. rjsPen\tr\nU, OBob. ?. T…

being greatly encouraged the,-to by tie^csciice of Count Caaingltnarke^aasi she issrstancte"1 theV ex* pest from his Troops. ""Thei Danes, ate posted at fafmunt in this Isle, and, it's said, they paVe…

that hewoutd expect till the erth of thcraxssiriorith; to know whether theywauld-acccpttlm Onditions offered by him'and in themcantime w*is preparing to attack them with all "poflible vigortsJkuoase t…

Wednesday the main Body, commanded by Lieute* nant-Gencral Gatz, was joined by the Right Wing under thc command of Major-General Schming j but the weather was so calm, that they could not advance far.…

to Sg)0lit)ap September 30. 1 6 7 8. r Spire, Sept. 19. The i7thinstant most of the Infantry of thc Imperial Army passed the a\htne ac Screcke, where they have a Bridge, and joined the Body commanded …

I67 H. sage for the future; they succeeded as tothefirst,for ihe French havingno notice that the Imperialists had iposted themsehees in the said IstaadSjOn Friday last r$ ^eflclsi laden (with Provisio…

befletefmined at the Polish Dyet; which is to be! held in November next, Where shall likewise be con1 eluded the Articles of mutual defence and assistance against the Turks: and lastly, all prironcrsa…