The Gazette

Flf^t, she wind flowing hard at Wt and bflfr ^ve ba^ithem in view about half) an h6ar, -they ^akjing jtherr course J^orth/wards. The* 19 instant c?me itx here*f Hollands C*jper, who had lately taken, …

PrintedJby tho. Nfwcombm ^\e&twoy> 1671. baving a Gale, thi French got up with his Royal Highness and fonght bravely; The Blew stood to the Northward, but were divided ; The Sovereign with part ofthe …

the securing the place from the insoleucies of theHoU lander1-; the fame day arrived at Tongres 80 Waggons laden with Com, which had been bought up in the; parts about Vifet ; the 17 the King encamped…

to S^Uftfmp May 27. 1672. De Liefde, Vice-Admiral. Van Effe, the younger, Reer-Admiral. In the second Squadron of Holland and Amsterdam Van Ghent, Admiral. Scbwert%, Vice Admiral. DeHaan, ReegftAdmira…

Priated by Thd. "Newcemb in the Savoy,1672. Priui Councei, to Publish this his Royal Proclama- tio.i, thereby declaring , That it fliall and may be lawful to, and for all and evry of His Majesties Lov…

Page 1 JKumb* 67$ The Londbn Gazette. J&UMlU)«?b* auttxwitp. From i^UnUap May io. to Cl}«r0siap May 23. 1672, he Cartanagetta. at present in Flanders. Yester-i Portsmouth, May ao. flay his Excellency …

Soldb Nut. ankl 'Broii\e at the vingetanQirnhil, near thei Arpl Exchange 5t rfted ijy "ThL mmomb \t\ the 5.w;, 1672. Royal Highness to tha.purpose.f jllborougb, May 17. This day^he Dutch Fleet appeare…

pleatingtherr Companies the-sooner*. The Banditi continue very iptadi to disturo rhe Inhabitants oi? these Countreys, notwithstanding alt the endeavors that areufed by"our Viceroy to reduce them : Thi…

ticers have lately on diversof the Astw rcb/-^ . Printed by Tho. Nemotuh inthe &*voyt 1672* too hot for them, and searing what mi< h. happen to them from behind, soon tacked, and with all the haste th…

Totie,9ncr^o%t towards Liege,' ca. tying with him ' oT bis ArmV near Tqngrer, and stray as ourVdviijes lipieeis-of*'Tprdiiance, and above 4000 Waggons tell us,te in a day or two at farthest-expected b…