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gainll the. said Acts, or any of theni,may be doesy pOnilhect,* and that all Fines, Penalties, and Forfeitures against tbe said Acts, may be duely Levied and Answered to Us, and tf) file respective In…

neglect this Our Commandment witb all Severity. Ani late General Dyet of the safety and preservati We do also ieelare, That whosoever stall iistover. tlie on of the Ku"gdomj assuring him they will be …

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he wondred he would by acts pf Hostility engage That the Elector of BaiyitlaWxSappointed a Ren- the Emperor and thc Grand-Signior ina Quarrel, dezvous of the Troops of that Circle, to be held, sear tl…

was resolved to observe the Peace until its due expiration " but that his Highness had returned answer, Tbatthe Turks had long* ago broke ir, as well by their open assisting of the Rebel*' *"*- veral …

first Ijecined resolved te> maintain if, but Ma) r- Gctltrai Schutz advancing, they thought tit to retire., From Poland tjicy write, That that King wifl be \n-tlje field toyvaajf's Jhe latter end of t…

cult Siege at thc opening ofthe Campagne. We" have advice, Thatjsoo Turkilh Horse having ao"- vanced very ncartiieJmp rial Army, to learn what News they could of it, thc Duke of Lorrain, upon nocice t…

that his Highness_bas refused it, but we "snow not what ciedic it, deserves. The Prince of Swortzenburg dyexl suddenly yesterday as he was at Council. The Elector of Bavaria is ilA\ here. Hamburg, fun…

the Imperial Troops- now^n the Empire to Count | of the ne**t Montly to fhoese a Bilhop ia xhe Mtximilitn de Sttrimberg, Governour f Philips* place* Of thc Deceased, irufch, burg) and to morrow he par…

puties ofthe 31 Trades or Companies have re- | to thc custom of this City. Thc Vkc-ChancpkjC solved to agree to the Ta* of thc.tfoth Pd ny, and Dc-cto -s ~withthe.7eslpf ^Je University, pawl gqd that …