The Gazette

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tiip 9*0 fih v o t t<* ""< r;ou.roi,% . Qdi tetttrs fto Strdsbtrg watids these parts to, raiseM*n TJfe V*lt MarihaJLfjKartj has put himself into the service ofthe<>ownof^w#- imtsan&l as is laid, prete…

iinnAyOflob. i&* ii Monday last the Extraordinary Ambassador of Sweden was conducted to his first Audience of the Emperor, to whom he m^ade only his Compliments, and spoke %,-in general terms, so that…

told, away bad been found out to reconcile-the point in controverfte, concerning the evaluation of Bon Ut. thc Imparialists, but itserins new difficulties .arise daily, and hinder the perfecting of th…

f my about Strasburgb,doe% riot attemp? any thing against the French, as is said, thfobgh the discord and iffesblu- tion of the Generals. From the Court of- Bdvariaat - Munic, we have advice. Thit the…

the fame time they write from our sole, That the French Forces being so much diminimed,that the Duke of Scomber gh found himself noc in a condition to attempt any thing against us, was retreared to Pe…

lution ( which occasions some jealousie amongst them ) arid retreated towards Defwiler, having passed the Sr are, and posted himself very advantagioufljjin expectation of tbe Troops comings to his ass…

Ws^ctotalHigEnesi did formeriy^oiififtrtfty tc&Jp, froife.i |tf0cei^olt peoplear^ie, that the Treaty of Ac conimod^uoii between the. Emperor and his Electors U'igfcWi kin a sii^- ||ay to be concluded …

(? Several so that fcme extraordinary me ans mift.b^cdifli eor^. thai we daily expects to hear of his arrival on this side; * -. * ' l ' ^r-:'}-'Vn .'v-x *.'* :sisi'}r"t:c v ral succotirs Corning to h…

a long conference with the Emperor concerning a Peace* vvhich he earnestly ifecomm^nded tp Jtf$|mpeth!l Majd- sty,tot^iend'the,wholei^rce of Christendom might be employed against tfie Common Enemy. Ou…