The Gazette

V&nnagcp.o.We have been told since our last seve-- ral Particulars of tlie taking of Buda which He had hot heatd before,thejnost remarkable are; That the Prince of Neuburg; the Duke de Croy, Count Sou…

"occasioned bfthe irei*} the "CsiWtv granted them. cati-amatip it's reckoned thatiia-ithe Asiault and 4rst PrJry bf flic SslriieW afte-rthey-wWfe Master* of Arms*, forced ohr Men at thti^>ukc 0/ Lorra…

the /Danube towj*i*r*aj the lfle of ""* . Jfiargaret' and the P,t)\er was t^lvtjnjj, wbo heing e"*jam",ned, declared that the Moor wa&j-p Uarged; wish ^Lester frpm the Bafl? to the G-*a#djJJisicijrto …

at Brea&oF day advanced, towards it; TJie Mor- laques supported very courageously the Enemies first Shock, being favoured, by the Cannon of the Vevetian Gajlies and GaTiotS/ that were then in that Por…

the Counc"! of Thirty,, and to raise a gfeatTax. The 304'." the Danish Forces append ih fighc ot-this Place", and lei-. "jed one of our advanced Guards ot" $1 or l->Men>hout half a German Mile off, an…

fasti, the Capital City of Moldavia, to give the Hospodars of that Countrey and of Va'ichia, an opportunity to join their Forces with him,as they had promised to do; after which his Majeuy intended to…

passed <thV' NM cr j and that! his design seemed to be ution^jafdjrod and Badriat, Ijy the taking os which placei; the Polish Tenirories'Will bc-fecured a'aififij the Incursions of the Tartafs, andthe…

a Mine on the side of the Brandenburg Attack, but? with more prejudice to themselves than_us.- This day all things were again ready for a ltorm, d>ut the two Mines we sprang not throwing down -the Ene…

Pu'rstemberg, Stirum'Serau and.Sehultr, with 8 Squadrons oftHullio!, and Major-General Haulier the Right, compo- led of tJie^nnnumber of Regiments, as well Imperialists, as Bavatiajls ahd Saxons, and …

to' put Sddcdrs into the Towrt on that fide; tlpott these Advices the Duke of Lop ain changed me Disposition of his Camp, zheft polled his Trpops so as that -they might be'in the best posture to "prev…