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JfarsaViOctt*b.tt. The Deputies appointed by both the Chambers of the Diet, to examine the Arflclesof High Treason which were brdtoght in x- gainst the Grand Treasurer Morftein, having found that the …

considering how much the Popes Treasurf has been of late yeats exhausted upon several occasions* found it a matter of too much difficulty for them at present to abate any thing of the impositions whic…

Page 1 J8t«nb» 51J The London Gazette. $utoSjet>tyZtofyomv* From, C&UriStiap, October 20- to ^ O t i H a p October 24. 167a We have here a confirmation of the success of the Emperor of Morocco in the …

Page 1 feumb* 514 e London Gazette. P&Mttl^B Up %{U*)Qllty From50ontJapy Octqbet tvs. to djltr0Baj> October 20. 1670. fully possessed of J^feiB^may be upon some pre- Z>ci/, Otfoh. 15- tences induced t…

so long in agitation, called* The Perjietual XTapi- tul^tion, fiave taken up much of their time, i* both which they "have made -a considerable progress, and, tis* hoped, that? notwithstanding several,…

Regalia from -Cracow in order to the Queens Cora* nation on the 18th instant. The Archbishop of Gnefne, though he has had his Audiences aud a favourable reception at the Court, stands still upon his d…

Nuncio has lately sellicited the Senate , to take care for the suppression of the Corsairs of Dulcigno, who have much disturbed the Trade of the Gulfc ; whereupon the Senate has ordered 12 Galeots to …

then to hazard Puiffeft of Orltajist a* d ?* le"vA ^e C^pli- preserving of the Town ahd Garrison teat Duke his Father. From rwrin they write, that all the differences Jeing fully composed and ended be…

to their duties, so freely exposed their lives to all sorts of danger for the Defence of Religion ; and that tbe choice he had made , wa^ an infijngement of the Statutes of the said Order, of which th…

and the Chancellor of the Chamber to be theft President, but tis believed they will not proceed capitally against them, but only to confiscation and perpetual imprisonment. , The Comte ie Souches at p…