Hambrough,Oft. jp. Here happened ibme days tend todo, to look after some priyare concerns of thei*: sinJe a fad accident of Fire, which burnt down to the own; We are told that- the Duke de cbaulnes, o…

besides, very much harassed by their march, having had very bad weather; the account we have here pf their strength, is, thac chey make up about 1000 Hprse, ani abouc T4000 Foot; and that they h* ye w…

last they repassed the Main again, breaking the Bridge down behind them, and arc stnee joyned with the body of cheir Army. Ic is said, that Monsieur de Turenne is likewise broke up, and that ha likewi…

ts march on tha side of Gelnbauscn , near the Bridge if Lamboy in Wcttertvia , where they will endeavor tj Post themselves fs,advan;agiously as chey can, so as JRpuse, which was quenched again ; 7 his…

few Leagues ofche place of Rendezvous ; upon cheir at-' tival there, ft Is said we shall have an Army of 40000 Men rogether, with which we may be able to make some considerable attempt upon the Turks,…

intends- tbC-ofitfnue till the Camp'a'ene is we hSveiLWtirs Which tell us, of thefSngs " that thence he resolved to oimed for the'kendezvous this Kingdpm are now to- S t 5 het Maje "endcJb**/u ni,,ig …

tied. From Germerstieim they write'? thaca -body where they are cq joyn wl*h the Spaniih Trppps; which "of French Hprse htul passed Bvllbeint, Oh iheir* -Jivay sway they willafterWards proceed., weean…

faittifiiHy promised ? Neutrality, and this, is what hath occasioned, the noite of ^ retreat ofthe French of wh^h^German PrjnjsaresostjlJ. For this, ohljgjnS Monsieur de. Turenne to Jceep an eye on W'…

ht rMirL ^tsotogne.OB 6 Frpm t,'ttenbt rg they write, that fheTSjSSffa life begjn to march tpwards Wcrfhcim, and $at jhe1 French Army, under the Cpmmand of Mon- "sienr de*tnrenne lyes between Mittcnbo…

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