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hat the Grand Signior is retired with his Army to-, wards the Tprkifli Territories, having left^h? J$assa, Haly with 12000 Janisaries, under his Command att Caminiec , for the security of his new Conq…

drawn very dexterously by the Frencli under a Fort they had there, called Newwied, from whence they played upon them with their Cannon, and at the lame time engaged thrm with tbeir Cavaliy, so that th…

late Treaty of Confederation concluded by the Nobility , would have so far abated the strength of the Faction, as to have left them altogether Iiriabse to occasion any more those fiequent Troublit and…

jVcnite-e Nov. 18. By several Vessel, a.rived fiom the Levant we have advice, that the Corsairs of Barbary were not (ailed as was given'bilt ifiajoyri Fleet to the Guise % but after havinfe h?en cruis…

french Envoy to make such terms and conditions on the.r part, a* helh.Uld thinkfitj^ithout any limitation ; We are told , tlyit by the Preliminary Articles it is agreed, that the" <3eBOueses shall giv…

truss**, phimlelvi-s of Ingelsbeym and Alfem in the Palati- them Concerning the present conjuncture. not any resistance,but immediately threw down their Aims, and abandoned their Post. The French are …

Leghirn, 1 be made, thi. Dukei cf SW.y i. to fi.nd*S.I'M*-rFt>r- ces j which make oipiabout 10000 N_M_> Hbrfe and -Foot, -into the service f _he*most Chr.ftiaft K. njg. Venice, Nov. 1 z. Signior Carlo…

went take much notice of th message sent to him by Ga- neral Copy, kti defivir all the fugitiye Rebels into his hands, and as it is said, declares, that as he will not give them any- particular counte…

Parties shall send their Plenipotentiati. place, sor the final determining of all differences which have for lome years depended fce.weei. .hese two States, by a Treaty Of Peace; All Hoftiliti'es are …

Page 1 SEHxwfo* 7 3 0 The London Gazette. pubiistjeu by &t;ti)o?tt^ From CbtttjSsiap November .4. to SgUltlOap November 18. 1672. * o f the affairs of this Kingdom, as well at horne as Warsaw, Nov. t.…