ving notice of their intentions, voluntarily quitec. their place-*, and wrote to the Prince of Orange to acquaint him With it, who immediately sent Orders for the re-establishing of them again in the …

Ditto, We have jijsi now advice , that the French Army bu>ke up from J9 i/. Idorp this Morning . and about nooth-we could, see from our Wats ierofal trench Troops enter into Mttiheim and Duyts t we ha…

Printed by Tbo.Htwcomb inthe Savoy> 167U TIT Hereas the Uncertainty of the .Horse Fair at Lenten ia "* tiottinghamjhire, is very inconvenient. ^ Thi* ii co give aotice , chat there will not be dny Hor…

and proved extream well -, (he was Named the Margaret , in Compliment to the great Dutchess. The; news continues still of the taking ofthe Tunis Galleys bythe Malteses. Warsaw,Sept. z%. The zj. instan…

Printed by Tho. Kemc&b mthe'Savoy, 167*. jiaLjJ^us**' tude Of 44; {discovered four _en 6f SVar, ce \.6a Gtins , whoi (i i. Mian and. ipany two other i iirgi the great where he was ir._he.ame quality,t…

fcivingthereupon resolved to put himself in the most JSffifj ^lfc^^^S^BK convenient place to hinder their passage, was mar- Ue said Mrs. lumiey , or toSir tviUiam Turn* ia S. Tunis <hed with the Frenc…

to t t)Uf sffla? October 3,1672. Merchant men coming-from theSouidi tmderthe Convoy of two* men of War , on? df 3fe , and the other of eight Guns., which latter they tobk, together with two Merchant m…

Printed by Tho. Wfpecomb in the Savoy, \67it Naetdcnir.A Wocrdcnyiith a like party of Fieith, who killed 50 of them, and took many Prisoners. From Amsterdam and Ley den several Troops were likewise le…

havock amongst them, which it was hoped would give a stop to their farther progress, and oblige them to leave the Field. The King is still at Ja- nowitfa though there is some discourse of his lud- dai…

Printed by Tho. Netvcomb in the Savoyt 167**- Armies have no design upon him or his Allies, and that the Elector of Brandenburgh fliall have given assurances that his Troops.togetner with those that a…