The Gazette

dor from his Most Christian Majesty, hasrectit-cJ. advice that he is to go and reside with rhe sime Character at the Court of Portugil. All our Advices from thc Levint speak of the great preparations …

November 24. 1684. ral has resolved-quite to ruine it, and to cau/e the Ma'erialj to be carried to Verowitz, which place is fortifying with scvctal new Works. Vienni, Nov. 1 z. This day arrived here t…

and thc Duke of Lorriin are expecte I here i 1 few days; The Imperialists have dem-ililh-d TYj'ahd: Voccii; and it's beli.*ved they will do the like wit4 Vicegni, and some other small placs, -which si…

to $ 0fff02P November 17. 1684. could bringtn b-rar upon them,but rb:* w i" 1 c !nii"f', they wire ferc \.t > give- ov\r the pursuit in tr.c mean time tl.c ren ofthe su k ith G. il e c< mr likewise ou…

1 tred thc Cojfe, and landed with part of'otf** Troo; a* ' the Turks tiring at them both great andlmall ihot ' but without duing thtm any harm. The'Gallic* at the sairjCjtirnc advanced -within Mu-ketf…

tonJD.Jp November ic* i6%$. parted from hence scvcral.Boats with Ammunition and Provisions si r the Christian Camp, h-tviijg on board two Companies of Foot of the R.gimsnc of Wirtemberg 10 guard tbem.…

EDUt^Dap November 6. 1684. began to pass it the z6th of the last Month, out, that the King receiving advice that a great Body us Tartars was marching to fall into Podolii, his Majesty caused his Troop…

lucky Rencounter with 300Rebels, who marchc under the command of Subeida the great Favorite of Count Teckeley, to put themselves into the Castle of Duniwitz, having totally* roured them and taken the …

last for Hungtry , being to command the Army- as Eldest Veldt'Mareschal General. Frpm Vpper hungiry \>.e have advice thac General Schultz has taken Birtkfeldt situate about a mile from the Frontiers o…

ord^r. City.1 present encamped here. Many think we shall march directly towards thc Bridge of Effeeke, to burn it, or at least to give tte Seiasquicr Bdfla a divetsion. Vienna, October ij. Our Letcers…