The Gazette

to CDlirsW June 4. 1685. efthat Country who have joyned thc Kistgs Am y. Wo do net yet know the-Certain number ofthe Re bels, but sure it is, that most -of those that are with tht-m aie" come by force…

Siring or Chain, wicha Freea'dDial Place, and che >iic-Cal"e Scudded wish Gold, with a Dukes Coroner and a C plier a rrhe botcom, there was a Gold Seal and a Red aHart Tied to the Watch: "Whoever give…

by the Grand Signior to Command his Army in Hungary; thclaie Serasquier being in disgrace for having suffered thc Imperialists to retire without attacking them. Thc Sieur Gninski Vice-Chancellor of Po…

Printed by Tho. Dlemomb in the Savoj, 1*585. Esector of Cologne sends, to the Emperors assistances arts come to aiM4 ,inthsi'r march for Hungtry. Paris* May jo. The Dcptfties of tne Clergy met yesterd…

pected -several Troop* to joyn bim, after Which lie wbuld enter upo.i lome new Action. We have- advice that the-Government of* Tripoli have" final ! out 6" men of War to jbyn the Turkilh Fleet.** Sigr…

Ved the ijthlflstant at >unjiafnag"c in Lotne (a rli?* nous Castle which formerly did belong to himself) and put a Garison therein. Thc Highlanders, and all His Majesties Forces on the Confines ofthat…

fore, ThatyouwillGtmpl; with *H4e in what 1 hive Dc sired, and, That you will Do it speedily, Tbat tlu may be 4 short Session, and Tbat We may Meet again to a.i Our Saws att ions. My Lords and Gcatkmc…

Printed by Tho. Nevcomb in the Savoy, 1685. the Siege" assign, m whicn i*"s fail thejr lost between' 4 and 5oa merr, rctiredto sebtnicls; a, d thac some MorUquta Had in'"a"*heir march -."Wards Spalatr…

siotefntHt/tf-fiatft. furnciently ipp *fc^fo j*!]'jjnkia/rcrf PcrsQ-js Moj.i pf Malice, so I do yvith Grits acr-uoW" ledg*; my forrtir top much coiuplyH.g tMch and co,(inivipga.- she methods that have…

every Plsieor-a Gald Cbaipj They pqw* begin ft* embarasand willftil ii*it-* c-Wbrecdal,&*""'fba great Ctfave*- to jo n the fleet, V/e \\^b advice that ipop acw railed pien are aFjjvsd at Bergamp; and …