The Gazette

ticers have lately on diversof the Astw rcb/-^ . Printed by Tho. Nemotuh inthe &*voyt 1672* too hot for them, and searing what mi< h. happen to them from behind, soon tacked, and with all the haste th…

Totie,9ncr^o%t towards Liege,' ca. tying with him ' oT bis ArmV near Tqngrer, and stray as ourVdviijes lipieeis-of*'Tprdiiance, and above 4000 Waggons tell us,te in a day or two at farthest-expected b…

Printed by Th ,Nen>co/ b'm trie SavoJ, 167*. Anchored that night; The next day they-were feeh at the back of the Goodwin, and were yefitrdaj. plying too and again N N E off the 2torth-ForA~ land. Adve…

mand towards these parts *. where every thing is in he mar __*____.** A^-lf_t n?2. rS?i58.*li!d '5$l^jfegv^^*W 7it^0^- *4i>t the'%Tvii^ofT*is <_ipwn ^Jaxa, lil "l^P^t^^^A^TrL^J^**^^^ >* &.ccors,hU Maj…

Printed by Tho. Uevpeotnb y\ the Stvoy, 1671, topartthence with his Atmy the 14 instant*, and, that he had in the mean time distributed the Cavalry into several quarters, that they might continue ther…

fyCIjttrstfapMayp. 1672. It is said here that his Holiness to satisfy the pre* fences of the Crowns of France and oi Spain, harri assured as well the French Ambassador astbe Spanish Cardinals, that th…

to SgHltttJap May 6.1672. %he Bjshop os Strasburgh, together with Monsieu* Verjue , are some days since gone for Ben, ? _o__- [ fer with our Elector there. Tbe Prince of Co. di j.s coming down with hi…

Printed by Tho. Newcomb in th$S*voy} 1672. er t of France , was with the Squadron of French Ships arrived at St. Helens, in the Isle of Wight, parted yesterday Morning earlyv, attended by all the grea…

thought, as well for the defence of those* Countrey .again^ any Forreign Enemy, as the farthering, the Reformation. Wghicb i; now in hand ; at PrcC-. iurgb great alteration lath been made amongst thq,…

P?inte<J by Tho. Vewcomb in the Sattoy^ 1671. that .hey seem very mrfth to distrust their o*n Farces, their Officers beirlg most raw afidunexperi- ericed , and therefore that no great matteiS can be e…