now are at. From Turin they write, that; the Dutch ess of Sdvoye hath.been of late .extream ilLof -a> Feaver, which-had much weakened her; but thac Ut present she is much better, giv ngJ re at hopes o…

Trinted \y th. Ntwtemh in the 5***1) i -jt. Utgvt'i April j. brhe States General have, as is said, sent instructions to their Ministers, residing with the Dukes of Lunenburgh , and the Bishop ot Mun- …

Page 1 42umb.5fo The London Gazette. #titmii)eu by aumnom?. From ^ o n D a p , March 27. to C6ur0Dap March 30.1671. the little likelihood there.is of accommodating the Differences and Animosities whic…

Pr'mrcd by Th. Htm&ttb ki-tWs S*vijy i6fi. foot this Summer, the one to be? encamped upon the River I (fell, the other near Bergen ef> Zoom, to be ready to march, as occasion shall require , besides -…

Printed byTh. Nwumb in tbe Savej, i6jx. Sir Edwaai Spragg 'off of the coast os Bdrbary, been so incensed against those persons whp were known to have been the chief Authors ofthe late rupture with the…

pifl) Recusants, and such as arefufpeStcd to be so, in or' der to their speedy conviction, and cause the said LawS to be publicity given in charge at all and every their Afsifes, Goal-deliveries , and…

Printed by Tfo. Ntvcemb id thr- S et<Hf% i6ju Advertisements. THomas Rookes, who before the Gteat Fire,' lived at the East End of St. Pauses, ani there made the best Ink fir Deeds and Recotds, now liv…

Celegne, titiesof Cbrne are bought up in alii for the use of the Ftench Forces. count, os what hatlji passed herein. Signior Mbrosin*- Ambassador at this Court from tbe Riepubfidt o* Venice, Being on …

Printed by T^. Hypcamh inthe * **/, 1671, romRowe our letters tell us, that the Bishop -of-Laon was goneto^ civita Vecchia, -to-meet hit Brother the Duke Estreet, who was daily expected to arrive ther…

Some days |nce arrived here several D.epUttes \tions that, were yet A.flembjed, upon which they alt from the Army, -vifc^Uil &da B fe'Wl3tM K g $ $uj*tl> departed htenW,' *nd so this disorder ceased; …