. success for theeslablilhinga lasting Peace* 6ut" they' that refledt upon the'present state of things', and4 thc methods that the French have made use of since thc Peace of Nimeguen, cannot promise t…

eye upon the City of Cologne. The Magistrates of Worms have written -to the Elcctot Palatine, their Protector, to acquaint him, That they have tece't- ved Advice, that they fiiall be very faddainly ob…

formed at Veienburg, before the Risingof the Dyet. That tlie Rebels have Demanded a Cessation of Arms* tbatthe Emperor has refused iti and that the Count,Albert Caprara wo"uld begin sirs Jpurncy for C…

veral of their Horse-fin the hands ofthe Spaniards-,' which they brouglt wirhthemto Luxemburg "Jibe occasion of this Rencounter, " we are hirbVmerl, was this-j A French Party having pa the ijtbdr ifJt…

not yet made any Choice. The City of Spire nor. being a place of security enough, the Dyet nave ordered the Imperial Chamber there to remove all their Records* and other important Papers to' Froncfort…

to bring into thc. Field, when they fliall be there* unto . required, an Army .-of-zoooo Men. 1 Th Plague, is ^nuch abated* at Maegdeburg-, ib that there, dyes not "novvt above "201 14 in a day. f-'ro…

jefts, could be offensive to his Majtsty, they being a Free and Sovereign Sute. Tbat they would not conceal to bis Majejiy, tbat tbey bad tn the 3,0th of tbe last Month, made a League with the King of…

be able to stbsisl this Winter: They baveJ'ubliihed a MacaeJ*- commanding all Persons that-have Estates In that ""rovince, tq cbnie and reside there, upon pain of Confiscation., The" Deputies from the…

suddenly begun,' if the Differences between thc Imperial Ambasladors and the ikinislers'of the Princes of the Empire do not hinder them; The latter pretend to be treated as" Ambafladtirs^viih the Titl…

Page 1 Æ2umi)4 166& •*-*.-*vhe London Gazette, • *•• j i n n - f i i i - . I ^ I I - I I I ' t o - w • *• * » • -^umtfyet. Up 3ut&o*itr. From tiC&Ur^Uaj November 3. to ^gnDft? Npverober 7. I 5 S I . B…