The Gazette

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arrived here from Cadiz the Dutch Convoy, consisting of Nine Sail of great Ships, whqreof two were Men of War,, ri*hdet the Command of the Count de Stirum j They have not brought much Goods for. this …

do not yet know what resolution has been I ba*/e it salt intd the hands of the Imperia- taken upon them-) though it's believed that ' lifts, thereby the better to covet his Practices' this Court, not …

for FiVe years From all manner of Contribution*!, they had given him a very ill Reception , vhaving cut off his Ears,Nose and tips, to shew how littlfc they thought of returning under thc Obedience "b…

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met with [them, from which Rencounters the Tar- tars'Yf Idom escaped without considerable loss. That the King has not yet disposed of iheArchbishoprick of Gnefna,ihat leveral arc in Nomination forit.b…

Vienna, Decemb. if". General Cariffa has taken his Head-quarters at Dkfeckpz great Town in Transilvmia, not far from Great Warodin; He has under his Orders four German Regiments of Foot, six of Horse …

to bring intojtbe Field the next Summer j-oooO Hungarian Horle and 0,0000 Foot. Vienna, Decemb. 9. Jhe Count de Breiner, who was sent by the Emperor to Conduct the Lu- nenburgb Troops, that served in …

before Niemirow, which place we tdld you in out lass, they had invested, with intention as was* thought to attack it 5 And that tbe Tartarsaco gone home. Tbe Ambafladots of this Crown- are on their Jo…

r" Ships, in the place of Signior Molino , who had desired leave to quit that Command : And the fame day Signior Bopi. Noni, Son of the Procurator of that Name, was chosen to <?o Ambassador from this …