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Cavalry are marched from her.ee and thc Neighbouring Garisons to Dijifchtm', Aerjcbot and o- tlicr places on that side, twij thirds, of all the Meadows Upon the Demer being appointed for the feeding o…

Page 1 •iSump, *$19 - ne London Gazette. -BUbutfoD by-tfu-tnoKty. FromC(jur$&ap May 15. to ^41*8"? IVay ^9. 1684. These Letters add.that tJieTmperialistsfyave Quitted Zetfthh, and have burnt as well t…

left to the right. The sarhe night the Sieur ie Vtuban marked out the jGround for two siatceries on a Hill praty near the Chapel of Nosire Dime ds Consolation, with lines of Communication with che Tre…

to.be nearer bis Forces in Podolia. Tbe Fortifica,- tions of this City are carried on with thc grcate^l diligence poflibh ; add a greac many HoiilcS have been pulled down in the Suburbs since our Gove…

days an Ambassdddt-fiom the Emperor. Those Ifrc***"". the King of Sweden arc ar^ved on onr Frontiers. The Conferences hctiyecn the Moscovite and Polish Comm.iiiioners arc continued at Ejdzin ; aniit's…

Page 1 JS-tmtfj, *•#£ The London Gazette jautuQjib bVoSisttftsijw-?. From djurtf&ap Maj* r.» 4*rpfaflWfr May io&$. iTurcd rh Genout, \4pril i-s r'UW.b»r6rtf It-M'will-teile'rc'stift'J'J THc "Kills'"Us…

from Hungary, has given thc Emperor ad account of thc great distress they are informed Nev)- beufel is in, add of the cart that is taker! bf the Imperial Generals to Under all Relief from CoiOiaf have…

iwcejj t-be fclimsi&rs of-thp Allies, aix! tfio Deputies fifth-States General upon thc present juncture of Affairs-; oa Saturday and Sunday a Private Council was held, am" */cstpr,day the Council of S…

vern'or of Vienna, parted from hchee yesterday. Our Advices r", om Turkey continue td assure "us, that the Affairs of she Turks are in so ill a posture, cbac it will be impossible for them to .bring a…