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dom to avoid the jealousies of the Grand Segnior^ and the Bassa's of the frontier' CQurttreys, who havfe made frequent complaints against the neighborhood of so great an Army, which ^notwithstanding v…

whose Assembly for the settlement pf that kingdom, the Imperial Army is ordered to Quarter about Tranfibin. j, Genoua, Aug. 30. Tne.2Sth instant being the Feast of StLeuis, wa$ solemnly observed by th…

Priftted by Th. Ntmmb in the Savoy, i6jo. immediately given to dilarm all the Citizens, and the soldiers immediately employd themselves in pulling down the Works. A Courier is lately dispatcht from hi…

derable by calling in great numbers to their assist-, ance; but they have since more pleasing report- from those parts, that the quarrel is fully composed and ended, and the people on bath sides dismi…

Printed by Th. Ntwcomb in the Savoy, 1670, not willing to submit to an^ judge, but such as may be made choice of in the place where flie now is, which isuot thought unreasonable. The States of this Pr…

Page 1 JSumb* 501 •>**"3—"\ he London Gazette. puMtiljeD bp SUutwttp, From ^slrlOap, September 1, to CfittElSDap September 5. 167a retired to their Mountains and fastnesses, were a- gain returned into…

Printed by Th. Ntmmb in the Savoy^ 1670. The Three Colledges are now falling upon the debareforthe propoitioning of numbers of forces which are to be charged (tppn the several Circles, and the present…

Printed by Th. Ntmmb in the Savoy> 1670. up to attend him, and amongst othars, the great Alexander. Segnior Michaeli, the Ambassador from this Republick in the Court of Savoy, being at his Audience, o…

Page 1 iSumb* 50a The London Gazette. ptibWijeD bpftiucfcgjp* From i^iinUaPj August 29. to QD[)Ur£0ap September u 167a in which time they lost many men , the rest being forced to- throw themselves ove…

charge of GHJtetal of the Horse, lately conferred on, , he diverted them, and since was pleased to give a viw him by the Qjyeen Regent of Spifi, in the room off iit to the Prince and Bishop of Aicbfta…