< ill Artillery, tosecure the making of a Bridge1 over the /Meuse;' but the Mareschal de Crequi advancing with his Army to Inor, obliged the G er mint to repase tfae River with theit Cannon. The id in…

Regin.entof Colonel Brinclffrom Holstein,and icoct men mure are in a few days expected from Norway, to reinforce the Army in Schonen. To morrow A niral Tromp nill puc to Sea wiih the rest of his Majes…

Wd "ser being killed, and General Majot Rumor advari* cing too far, being taken prisoftet, the- whole Wing be* can to lail irit wnfusiony and gave ground, in so much disorder, that they couldnevir be …

water, and all necessaries to quench Fire , ready on all occasions in their HoufeSi Dmtrjcii, fuly24, The 22 instant theKing of Poland was expected here, since which being fallen sick ofa, Tertian Agu…

retire into the Town wiih some loss. The fame day irt the afternoon the Swedes quitted the Blocli;buys, and the next morning the Tbl-ichans, which places ihey sec fire to, and removed tbe Bridge of Bo…

Strasburg, fulf if. The Troops f the Cftdei under the command of the Duke pf sute EyscnicMi continue encamped ?bout^s iinl fe ithey arr-ftid tobe: 10000 Horse, besides Foot. The 16 instant they b?;" g…

Strifburg', fuiyie). The Imperialistrhzve taken the Pmrat Kunnirgen, by which, means sinfac will be kept froittl rtWivingarryPsorisjcMoT" from Suijferland, they aWl 'yl g*aJ;ridgeiovebthes K** there, …

ster Troops past the Canal below Vilvord. Y thePrinco of Owni? decamped si-ora Drovghe my last taken the Castle of Her Itfheim, in which were abouc 100 French, who were all put coche Sword 5 they now …

VitMii', fuly 4, General C"MBt***sAhc Btriptro? J-3nedt*f Fleets e i\ ns-ar^ba*-w|apsctevery minute rb has made choice to command his Forces against the Ke- bets in Hungtry, desires to excuse himself …

ful , for although the Assailants made the Attack whh great vigor, and that some of them made their way to theWallsof she Town, yet they wete repulsed wiih the loss of i2 or ifoo men, as the general r…