The Gazette

Siegcn, which came itomHollard, haying -difmij, the Waggoners with their Waggons and fte ight-Mj?- ney, retaining only the lading, which di"4 belong to thp Subjects of the States. Yesterday the puke o…

to tJLIjUfSDap June 6. 1672. mTangier, had sent one of his Gentleman to Tetuan to complement theFmperor upon his coming to the Government, dnd to observe what inclination there may be for the establis…

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Flf^t, she wind flowing hard at Wt and bflfr ^ve ba^ithem in view about half) an h6ar, -they ^akjing jtherr course J^orth/wards. The* 19 instant c?me itx here*f Hollands C*jper, who had lately taken, …

to S^Uftfmp May 27. 1672. De Liefde, Vice-Admiral. Van Effe, the younger, Reer-Admiral. In the second Squadron of Holland and Amsterdam Van Ghent, Admiral. Scbwert%, Vice Admiral. DeHaan, ReegftAdmira…

Page 1 JKumb* 67$ The Londbn Gazette. J&UMlU)«?b* auttxwitp. From i^UnUap May io. to Cl}«r0siap May 23. 1672, he Cartanagetta. at present in Flanders. Yester-i Portsmouth, May ao. flay his Excellency …

pleatingtherr Companies the-sooner*. The Banditi continue very iptadi to disturo rhe Inhabitants oi? these Countreys, notwithstanding alt the endeavors that areufed by"our Viceroy to reduce them : Thi…

Totie,9ncr^o%t towards Liege,' ca. tying with him ' oT bis ArmV near Tqngrer, and stray as ourVdviijes lipieeis-of*'Tprdiiance, and above 4000 Waggons tell us,te in a day or two at farthest-expected b…

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fyCIjttrstfapMayp. 1672. It is said here that his Holiness to satisfy the pre* fences of the Crowns of France and oi Spain, harri assured as well the French Ambassador astbe Spanish Cardinals, that th…