much to disturb the--frade oi the Jturkish Itl jnds jay. thft^ jfrchtpclago , )iiving lately taken' fevers of "they Ships, aad some of them richly l^eru J.hat pit Cap-ait) tlassa was atConfhwinepJe^vJ…

for the use oi our Tropps in rhose parts, Th<? King having, as bath been said, finally made choice of all the*Zhief Commanders to (erre) it) his Armies this Camp-gne; his Majesty hath, as weare told, …

to Q9Ull5fiP March 24. i<572. or of Brandenburgh iscer.Sihly retreating towards Berlin, leaving the French abloiute masters of .he Field asrfar as the Wefer j It is said the Imperialists' will quit th…

CftUrSUap Miirc_i 30. i<>72' ofj Lunenburgh to the Town of Hildefheim, forth"5 greater security of that place against all accidents. TheFrench Army lay according to pur last in* telligence, not far fr…

ence ended, his Excellency was Conducted back to the Pallace Gate with a numerous attendance* where being received in the Kings Coach, accom- panyed with the said Marquis de Castramonte > the Conducto…

been tend to Garrison all the p_ ce f. therf<V<*Wtf (gl Hpspitalg and Military Orders, hate securing their passage through that Province. From Stockholm We hear , that Monsieur Crofeek , Envoy of the …

the ftfiwp of Ofntbrttg wa somed&ys nce to visit his Electoral Hiehncs?. JKn n*pye from Stoeden is passed by on his WogtP thf Marestial de Turenne, .tis said his business is to net- gotifee a Cessatio…

Letters add,that bi_ said Excellency causeth theFor tificatioh. of that sslarid , tobe repaired with a'** possible care, and that th^y will be finisht before, theehdof May ; and In general, that he en…

ftr- ther*tipi|iKo the Cou^.re* , Wft sine, irfg in !t_| *Myra. , Castle4p*itheRiv ^iiste1 calsejl Berfa * " "^hrr*t^i_tH<r^^ sor the securing a certain Bridg.which was fhoughr, to be a Pali -of some …

in. person to Bile felt, having given strict Commands that tto Infolencies, or Plundtrings should be permitted "in the Countreysof Cologne and Munster. Cologne, Feb.zi. The %a oi this Month, about thr…