The Gazette

S-:C) \ftvltus-I.tint ficliis, a. Tend made abewt a8 years since to lobn si &)7igi jjvim Franuf Syvge for 15:1. 4 s. Whoever doth j find it, or can give notice thereof, to Mr. thaler Goldsmith | at-th…

tbwne id Prussia having chosen that place fof her He* sidence. Vienna, fuly zB, Their Imperial Majesties are returned hither from Neustadt. The Arch-Dutchess of Inspruck is not as yet arrived here but…

with; designe <to make a second descent there, bur the Castfe which is on that Ifle, bath been so well provided Mtitji 4i t^hig's necessary for its defence, that theyca|no| prcrmisrtbcmfelvcs much bet…

deh for the fumisliing Monsieur l4t fl*i*Sf with all things necessary for the Siege of Grave, wbicb he hii alredy undertaken $ Our last advices told urjTbat 6it bur'lide tbey were at work about making…

Printed by Th<>,Newcmt> in the $avop% 1^74, Lieutenant-General Agourto continue between Mons and St.Gistain with 7000 lyien, Horse and Foot. We are assured tbat our Armies together, make up acoco J^oi…

. o anfcfl*Ju!ya?. 1674. Lisbon, "a Squadron of *4 Men of War and '6 .'$}$&$" Commanded by licutenant-Admiial Van TiompiThstii tbey had been on board.some of the Dutch Ships, and were told by the Seam…

!tf74. I jieur Rabenhaup, has, we hear, investedGr^w- i Bitto, From Macjlricht of the," *4 past they |vritr, That the Prince of Orange was'come: with his Army within 5 or 6 Leagues of that place } and…

Commanded by the Ba?-on de Metterniche, -> and" thsi' third of Df?goons, Commanded by Colonel Hop* P fr*< ,- .*,-,*, . . ,..M| Cologne, Iu[y 24. From lipstadt they write, thatjhe Troops cf the Elector…

against the French in RoujiJon ; Ihey fay, lhat the Duke of Schombcfg having^esolveji'toraise the Siege of the, "Castle of Bagno, 1 before which -tlie Spaniards lay j the Fight kganVoout 6 inthemmf&n'…

Ccblentfcfuty 20, Monsieur de TUrenne h still wfcfr his Army neat tadenburgh, hiving lately received ik veral pieces of Cannon ficm Ftitij slow'g, and a con. siderable sum of Money, which was laden on…