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Printed by Tho. Newcomb in the Savoy\\676. Brufsels,Hov. 17. We expect wiih some impatience the arrival of the Spanish Ordinary, which we promise ou| selves will bring Bills of Exchange f&r-a Million …

we had an account of theconclulion of a Peace between! the King of Polind and the Turks, ac a cime when that King" was reduced to very great streights, and was f' "beset by the Infidels, that the whol…

Printed by Tho. Kewcomt in tbe Savoy, \ 6 j 6. cbe way of C-ndros, which is che onely pare of that Councrey Which hath noc been already ruined in chis War. The last Letters we had from the Duke ot" Zi…

1 zoo Men at Sirica ft, so that the French were forced to retire, and in their retreat we are told a smart Ren* counter happened between the French and the Spanish. Cavalry, which, it's said, was to t…

Printed ly Tho, Ne"vVComb intheSavo^\6jo. passed the Soar, and that on" tlie other side "the Munster and luna-cburg Troops,und.er the command ofthe Duke of Zell, advanced directly towards thc?-(a(d-Ma…

ifinVoia Btettadei. 0*p lelWr' rWa>poihtt'P'ire^a#- cellor Somnitz_, the Sieur Brant, and the Sieur Blaspyl, (which latter is ac preftt]t at eke Hague) to be fais Am- baiWpr? Hewfoundltad, ^nd there'l…

Printed by 'tto. Newcmb in the Savoy t 1676. LOst t -ayoung stout whice Mare, only her JuSoulders,rnane,aH<l -efc-buttock a little gray, well eyed, her oft-eye the blackest, and shore dockc. Whoever c…

:har, was there, soothe Pf ace that is concluded betweequ :he ^0/*.* and the "tV^r,o ,which wefenownotthecon-q, ditiops.fanhcr than that it's said that the Poles have- yielded^ Catninstf^ grid five mi…

Printed by Tho: Nexpcomh in the Savoy, I 61 6. Regiment of Foot-guarJs , being led by the Count de Solms tlieir Colonel, 10 Companies of thc said Regimenc were immediately lent to Delfe, where they ar…