that the Besi-gcd begin t\ fyst to this Siege, only in Powder, Cannon, greac and small ioiiBe, to press the Dyet, that they will take such Reso- Shot, 000 Crowns every daj and night. Weare told I luti…

common Soldiers killed *aQVj -wounded, were fetitil-1 fed. The following Night the Besieged filled1 u^'tfie? breach in the stone wall, aud fnade ieverap 'fetrtjfi^-v menfewirhin. The next day the Elec…

Page 1 by any considerations wlatsoe ver to surrender the place, and made already a Body of I ' o o o men 4 that they and tbat ic must be only Foice which must make hi» talked of choosing them a King,…

iterj- cannot be sufficiently extolled, it would extremely I ingon*Jieir^Uwtific tion^ The ia instant a Body of move even the most vojdr-of t^nsserness, to hear Jhe Re- f FrewbTKKjps^uo'tsei'thdCo'rrs…

Printed by Tho: Netrcomb in the Savoy* 1677: after the Natiticy of Christ. ONe fobn Walton, the first instanc, cook from his Master George Devercvx Esq; of Vaynor in Montgomeryshire, the Sum of i ol. …

discover a Mine,, which was ready to play in the said Lu* nenburghs quatter. On our side his Electoral Highnesi caused yesterday two Mines to be sprung, wbich were followed by two Attacks; in the firs…

Printed by Tho: Nevecoml in the Savoy, 1677: DEcember the 14 instanc ac Night, lost oat of Mr-T/rpb Boot's House next door to the Witt and Fcatb/r it Diu y- l,mi, near the Kinc,'. Play-hous ,London, A…

PrislCed byThovtikvpcotitbin'-tfee Savoy% 1&7? known from all other Boats, by having two Potti tsfi iatS {"45 forHprses to go in and-oWi TJie "Fcrt{i ilfcotv provided us anocher good Boac, where due A…

write, all we can tell you is, that, we. are riov/Jodged- upon the Wall, where we polled out selves, naLwithr ouc considerable loss, for the Besieged ma e a greac defence. Thc weather very much incomm…

Printed by Tho. Newcomb\fi\he.Savey, 1677. will be ready at tht Treasury Chambers in Whitehall, to receive illfuchPrdpoitls as shall be then offered for tbe Farming ofthe Duties of Four ani bils per C…