The Gazette

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to think of* irrcndring iC; That in thc meantime the Captain- General Morosini, upon advice from Signior Ccrmro Generai of the Islands, who w*as Cruising lit thc Giilph of Coron, of what had pas- fed,…

-., ., . . ,_ _ . , ,-" ,, , j td fill it 3L,ttaatr they had taken several persons whom jrheClerftoftheTeareisfolceep-ifairBooJcnJieiVJt ^heRelicebrl wereseridini? toCount Teckelet and Name ofthe Pers…

^ and were prcpapnl to $iv6 an A (tault po the tpwer Towp-** .That on the other side thc Rebels had made two Redoubts, whictji did very mych ipconj- mode thc Imperialists, and that they had drawn pare…

the Troops": 606 Turks had passed the said Bridge berfore the Sieur Peterhist arrived there, whom he charged, and the Fight was very sharp between them, but theTurky wereat last defeated^ 1 so of them…

btf, that better Ofdcr be observed for the fit turc, The Count of Dietricbjiein, President Of the Chamber of the Finances at Gratz,pa- ted from he ice some days -ago, on his return thither , to scttL …

Teltni amcAint to 2Sooo'Men , and thoseof Ll- ibitin'u tj 18000, b-sides t koooCossacks, ahd thc Auxiliary T-rcps of B/athiebburgh and Courlanit Tfe (jinerJl R-ndczvous h tiied for thc begln- rii g < …

Turks tf that 'place laino" ou* upon vtheiri, **ut rejoined theit main Bodvj tltf. Baron advanced "to die/pi-idc gQOd their ^ettea^, iiotwlthstii,dir/|the (I Gre'tft Cldiup,, a (irlcTowd, and likewilS…

Very vigo'rons^alTy, -fcot that ihe Imperiilists^ in lo good a posture to receive them , that* were forced to retire in much disorder*; Ths dafr fbllowitrg tliey riiadc anothcrSally, with a df to nil …

ccunt by a second Express, that Count Carm had joined General Ctprtrt With 800 Horle, zM Foot, and eight pieces of Cannon, and six Ma tars, and that they had begun to batter the Call of Montgatz. The …