The Gazette

est our Governor General,having an account of the Enemies march, and that their Army, by those that saw it at the Rendezvous, is reported coconsist of 60 Squadrons of horse, and 120 Batallicns of Foot…

Horse j bat he repulsed them, and aseefWiW* fojwfid At mainB dyj which, the sixth instant, early in the Morn* ing, arrived before our Gate*, under the comtnand of the thik# of Lorminef and the Duke of…

tertained all the Senators, and other the principal persons of this Court, at a very noble Banquet. In th# mean time, the preparations for War, advance with all the diligence possible, and the rather …

"Wh"" , ii".. x f """ * v 'C *uiPf * M <sfl"vutten v>ay- lieS attd ^^liots abroad, which did v?ry much <U Ufb pe N^i|iti% of th?.Golf j uppn Which, tfeeS nate &mediatciy resolved to fend a reinforceme…

toWMTUP June 2^ 1674 der, ahd still sighting, and returned several times to the place of Battle, to revenge their dead Companions which they were forced to leave behind them* About eight a clock, thc …

action, f 90 brought away prisoners. The fifteenth early in the morning Monsieur, jfe Tuyennnwid**10' wards Wiflock (wheric -the; -ffeiny had a ironside rable Glrrison) but did not think & to attack i…

Horse, with most of theif O&cets, are ktUr& Qdotlcl Stein bath lost his Anp, and<if WsRegimem which, and to pcay hisExceW | as hath been said* tiasuooMe*. ^;* * ttiM*' de Monterey, who'is to provide B…

to C&UCJlOap lune. iS. 1674. Command ofthe old Duke of Lortain and the Count of Caprara, decamped from their Quarters at Oberr kjrchen near Strasbourg, and parched towards the Palatinate ', the ii the…

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Page 1 Mimi+ffe tmiipd tip »iiipo.?itin From ^iHlUap Jupe$, to Ci)Ur0$ftJ> June n . 1674 iS5 Lubonne, May 15. vsstterrddaayyth,eevy begean to worlk on the Fortifications^ and? in the mean time, care i…