^iit/-iao.Caps, Too pats of fhooes* tea pair as $tocliinst 100 Seamens Suits, witb 10a Hamockj for tbe Dutch Prisoners t There will likewise be a proportionable supply of all nfcastaries sent to Harwi…

to S^tinDap June 24. HJ7Z. -'thtfmselvis for their present misfortunes upqn th^r Magistrates, who they thiii^ are the cause of fbe-m. On Munday last happened here great tumwlt j** mongst the Inhabitan…

Printed by tho. Newcomb in the Savoy ^ 16ji. into; Utrecht hatb Surrendered to hr. most christian Majesty, who hath, as is said, likewise tak-n Amcrsford, and rtay now be on his mai-ch towards Amsterd…

with Pietro Mocenigo, Ambassador from the Republick ol" Venice, is at length arrived here, but continues hitherto incognito,and may not as yet make his publick Entry in ten or fourteen days ; Itis sai…

A' greatelt Quality were lodged * him , and were that night and next day, very nobly* entertained by him.Divers of the Militia Regiments and* Troops appeared in very good order as he past , the Troops…

Sound to any of his jtgb'S'Xf ^Ubx^^-i^iTJJi *<& tfcfef*Wi.*a>;8. r^tp bruise iot.be Mediterranean^ oner wansortte for all Chff*ai) Captives now ifi Captivi- of ao Gunsja^iofher of J4,and tjie third o…

fcndWpermiffion from His Majesty to transport th.miel.e.jto- y.**.r withclteir Families, 1.states, Goods, and* Merchandise* into this His Majesties Kingdom of England, in what Ships ot Vessels they fl…

men only to the French , besides several of the primif'of their Nobility , who .pressing on wirh too much heat in the front of their Troops,, were killed by a Volley' of smal fhat, the Dutch gave just…

o5" This day ts made Publics The Relation of the late Engigement in English and French. Printed fey Tho. Netocetfib'mtfot Savoy, 1672. damagejand have very good grounds to believe there are seven ral …

Siegcn, which came itomHollard, haying -difmij, the Waggoners with their Waggons and fte ight-Mj?- ney, retaining only the lading, which di"4 belong to thp Subjects of the States. Yesterday the puke o…