The Gazette

ifinVoia Btettadei. 0*p lelWr' rWa>poihtt'P'ire^a#- cellor Somnitz_, the Sieur Brant, and the Sieur Blaspyl, (which latter is ac preftt]t at eke Hague) to be fais Am- baiWpr? Hewfoundltad, ^nd there'l…

:har, was there, soothe Pf ace that is concluded betweequ :he ^0/*.* and the "tV^r,o ,which wefenownotthecon-q, ditiops.fanhcr than that it's said that the Poles have- yielded^ Catninstf^ grid five mi…

1676. to bring theirtiimes-Ani thit theAmbiffidors md other Foreign Ministers may have no ciufc tt Complain for tbisPrqcceding,is if there were my Intention to. wrong or difrefpell th m, Hii Majesty d…

Troops, for the Imperial Auxiliaries are said to be so harassed, that they cannot remain in the Field any longer, but are going into their Winter-quarters. Hi? Electoral Highness has sencorders to the…

about the latter end of this Month go into their Win* ter-quarcers, in order to which, they expect the return of Count Mmsfeldt from Vienna. The French Army commanded by the Duke of Luxemburg, continu…

mand there in his absence. The King is not yet returned hither, having resolved first td see his Troops disposed!, into Winter-^uarrers, and the Forf which he is building near Lthilm finished. Elfeneu…

^French Garison into M~ontbetitrd, to oppose the pas. sage of the Imperialists imp the Franche Comte by thac way, bile che Duke icrused it, being reiblved to continue Neutral, and to' defend the Town …

"^DUP'-.iiai' d#obei ,12. 16 fd. ( abcfucNoon came down upon the whole Polish Array,! and the"Fightt.wa5begun which lasted till evening, when) ' rhe Enemy not being-able to stand against our Hussars a…

that the orders were accordingly preparing for the Troops to march as thi* day. Copenhagen, Oclob. 6. The King of Venihlrk\ is now expected in a day or t\vo at Helfingburg, his Foices being, js weare …

the RiVer Elt%. The continual rains, and bad Weather, hath very much retarded the march of the said Troops, We are cold thac ihe Duke df Lorrain intends to pals the Rhine above Brtfac, by means of a B…