The Gazette

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RljUCSDap October 21.1680. Lintz, 03. is. The p~th Instant the Commftfc "oners appointed for the Trial of thc C Hint of Zin- zendorf, late President of thc Chamber of the Revenues, met at the House of…

burg forbid the holding of all Fairs and Market* within their respective Territories, Ib that all Trade is very much interrupted; nor arc thc Magistrate's of this City less careful to do what in them …

he offers to restore the said Ship and all that was taken in her, provided he have a reasonable satisfaction *giVcn him in his pretension. We have an " Account from Ostend', of the arrival ofthe Princ…

otlicTS ajTure-n*5?thatJ*oi&giJifl^to hfs DldceS, tp^ gagesoni; ofdhcjvatiwit PSroyinces, to take part with them. "fibt think fir tb m ddle in*. The Princ afMrtngv continues In Lunenburg, having-heeii…

Whitehall, Oilab. 6. THis day* was Published His Majesties Proclamation, Commanding all Papists, or reputed Papists, forthwith to depart from thc Cities of London and Westminster, and from within Ten …

thelmperial Courtwas, That according to all tip-*- pearance their Imperial Majesties would co. tinue at Lintz till towards Spring, for that Vienna was not yet so healthy, as it v\as wished to be, Ihat…

Genout, Sept. 12. NOT any Ships have arrived1 here this Week, which makes us very barren of news; and therefore all we can at pre- , sent tell you from hence is, That thc Senate is not at all pleased …

retire, which the Duke de Vfvonne thought fit td do. - Lintz, Sept. 17. The Emperor rectived" some days since, advice by different Expresses, os'the dcaCh of thc Elector Palatine and the tlcilof qf Sa…