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    The 2. of September Two great battailes very lately fought, the one betweene Count Mansfield, and Don Cordua the Spanish Generall, since his arrivall in Brabant, wherein Don Cordua was defeated; and the Duke of Brunswicke behaved himselfe most valiantly, having three horses slaine vnder him. The other, betweene Spinola and Berghen op Zoom, wherein those of the towne hath made a very great slaughter vpon the Spaniards onely, so that it is thought, their Chiefe Generall Don Lewis de Valasco is slaine, with many other of great account. With Mansfields and the Duk of Brunswicks arrivall at Bredavv, certaine thousand of the states forces staying there to attend their comming, to ioyne with them, intending some new exployt. Also another skirmish, which hath happened betweene Don Cordua, and those of the towne of Berghen op Zoom, since his arrivall; with the cutting off a dyke by the states forces, betweene Antwerpe and Berghen op Zoom, which hath stopt the bringing of provision to the leagure; with the arrivall of many thousand men at Lillo vpon some exployt; with the imprisonment of the Governour of Berghen, being brought to the Hague. Lastly, the late proceedings in the Palatinate, with the raysing of the siege of Heydelbergh and Rochell; also the late occurrences in France, and divers other parts of Christendome
    Published 1622

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    The 25. of September. Newes from most parts of Christendome Especially from Rome, Italy, Spaine, France, the Palatinate, the Low Countries, and diuers other places. VVherein is contained a full and certaine relation, of the last battle fought at Bergen Vp-zome, and the great overthrow which Spinolaes forces receiued from those of the towne. With the lamentable losse of the city of Heidlebergh, after many braue repulses given to the enemie: and the names of some principall leaders, as were slaine in defence of the towne. And diuers other speciall matters, continued from the last printed newes of the twentieth, to this present
    Published 1622

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    Remarkable occurrences
    Published 1765

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    October 15.1622. No. 2. A continuation of the affaires of the Low-Countries, and the Palatinate, wherein you shall see what hath beene done since the seige of Bergen. The oration which his excellencie the Prince of Orange made to the Gouernors, Colonels, and Captaines of Bergen-Vpzon, vpon the remoue of the seige. Wherunto is added a letter from a person of speciall note, with the articles betweene Mounsieur Tilly, Generall for the Emperor, and Colonell Meruin, Gouernor of the city of Heidleberg, about the deliuery of the same
    Published 1622

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    March 6. Numero 16. The newes and affaires of Europe, more particularly. The sending of Friers from the Pope to Congos, King in Æthiopia. A kinde of hurly-burly at Constantinople, wherein the young Emperour was neere to be slaine. The Lord Esterhast, an enemie to Gabars peace, with his reasons. The Emperour prepares to come to Prague, and settle Bohemia. A wonderfull accident in Transiluania, with swarmes of flyes of incredible binesse, with foure wings a peece. The Protestants threatned [sic] againe in Prague. Mansfield stayes with the states. The Archdutches hath made new officers. The states of Holland much troubled with the Spaniards possessing the Newter Prouinces
    Published 1624

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    Decemb. 4. Numb. 43. The continuation of our weekly newes, from the 22. of Nouember, vnto this 4. of December, 1624 Wherein are related these particulars following. The drowning of the Italian quarters by the invndation of the Merke, and the victualing of Breda with forty fiue flat bottom'd boates, by meanes of that aduantage. The triumphs in France and England, in honour of the Spousals concluded betweene the High and Mighty Charles Prince of Wales, and Henrette Maria of Burbon: sister vnto Lewes the thirteenth now reigning. The falling out betweene the Popes Nuntio, and one of the King of Spaines councellours at Brussels, because the sayd councellour perswaded them to rayse the sidge of Breda. The terrour in Artois and Henault, because of Count mansfields army. A particularity of those forces, which from sundry countries must come to assist the Count in his next expedition. A relation of the ship-wracke of the Kings ship, called the Speedwell, wherein Count Mansfield was to be transported
    Published 1624

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    The newes of Europe, containing these particulars the iealousie of Italy concerning Bethelem Gabor, and the Emperour. The distresse of the Emperours army. The proceedings of Bethelem Gabor. The seuerall townes he hath surprised. The diuers ouerthrowes, to which the Imperiall Army hath beene subiect. The affrightings of Prague and Vienna. The calling of Tilly out of Hessen. The preparations of Mansfield and Brunswicke to rise. The solemne Christening of the King of Bohemiaes youngest sonne. A generall fast. and praiers among the States..
    Published 1623

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    January 15. Number 10. The newes and affaires of Europe The rebellion of the Basshaw of Asia, who yet came to reuenge the murther of Osman, and slew 15000. Ianizaries. New Articles betweene the Emperour and Bethelem Gabor, with their seuerall demaunds, whereby there is no likelihood of their according. Gertaine [sic] skirmishes, wherein the Imperials tooke Gabors wagons, and another wherein the Transiluanians preuailed. The King of Sweden prepares for warre, and his queene is deliuered of a princesse. Mansfields rising, with some hazard and difficulty. The fleets of the Hollanders are put to sea, both for the East and West Indies. A mutinie in Rochell..
    Published 1624

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    Suffolk mercury: or, Bury post
    Published 1731

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    The Englishman
    Published 1740

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    The 18. of Iune. VVeekely nevves from Italy, Germanie, Hungaria, Bohemia, the Palatinate, and the Low Countries, with a strange accident hapning about and in the city of Zitta, in Lusatia. Translated out of the High Dutch copie
    Published 1622

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    Needham's Dublin post-man. And the historical account, &c
    Published 1716

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    Walsh's Dublin post-boy, being the most impartial advices foreign and domestick
    Published 1729

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    Nouemb. 21 1622. Numb. 8. The continuation of the former newes Wherein is related the discontents of the Duke of Saxony; for the ill vsage of the Protestant ministers, in Bohemia, Morauia, Silesia, &c. with the present troubles of the churches of these countries. Together with a large story of the present distresse of the Grisons, and the hopes from the French King for their assistance: and also some miseries in Leopldus army: as also the names of these English captains and lieutenants, which came out from Manheim; with the present estate of the Franckendale. Lastly, the holding out of the fort of Papenmutz with the passing vp of the Prince of Orange, and the Marquesse Spinolaes armies vnto Count Mansfield in Westphalia, and diuers other particulars
    Published 1622

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    Novem. 15. Numb. 41. The continuation of our vveekly newes, from the 3. of Nouemb. vnto this present time Containing these particulars following. A great difference betweene the Portugals & Castilians, about the recouery of Brasilia. The generall meeting of the Swi[ss]ers at Collen, and their resolution for assisting the French King in the recouery of the Valtoline. The passages betweene Bethlem Gabor and the Emperour, and his doubts concerning the Turkish peace, by reason of some new incursions made by the Turks in Hungarye. Tillyes residence vpon the frontiers of the Marquisate of Durlach, contrary to the report of that fabulous currantier, who reported him of late to bee at the siedge of Strasburge. The pretended difference betweene the Pope and the King of Spaine, together with the taking af [sic] foure Turkish men of war, and two of the prizes by the gallies of Naples. A relation concerning the forme of the enemies in camping at Breda; and a particular relation of those remarkable things which haue happened since the siedge of that citty, deliuered by letters inclosed in a batoun, dated this 2. of Nouember
    Published 1624

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    October. 5. Numb. 36. The continuation of of [sic] the weekly newes, contayning these particulars following. A strange apparition at Rome, of two mighty armies, which were seene to fight together in the ayre: in the end one of them vanished, and uhe [sic] other afterwards vanished likewise: whereupon followed a most terrible storme, rayning downe blood and fire from heauen, for a certaine space. A braue attempt made by the Prince of Poland, against Breda; in which attempt he lost aboue 3000. men, besides diuers hurt and taken prisoners by the towne. The imprisonmen and sickenes of the Bishop of Spalato, who was said to be burned at Rome. The bringing in of another rich prize by the Hollanders, wherein were taken prisoners, the steward of the Viceroy of Naples, with many others; with all maner of houshold instruments of the Viceroyes. all of beaten siluer. Together, with other newes from Germany, Spaine, the Low-Countries, and other places
    Published 1624

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    October 21. Number 3. A relation of the chiefest and last proceedings both of the campe of the Prince of Orange, who hath suddenly remoued his quarter; and the armie of the Marquis Spinola, who for certaine hath violentlly assaulted the towne: also shewing for how long a time breda [i.e. bread] is prouided of prouision of victuals. : With a confirmation out of Spaine, of the good successe of the Orange Fleet in the West Indies, who hath with the assistance of an Indian King, conquered Lima, with many other places : Bethlem Gabors instigation, or drawing forward of the Hungarian Lords against the house of Austria; whose Turkes haue already surprised a great company of the Emperours forces. : Lastly, the arriuall of the English ambassador at the Duke of Saxonies Court, with his royall entertainement. : Likewise the great power the French King hath in a readinesse; also the present estate of all Christendome
    Published 1624

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    March 19. Numero 18. Newes from Europe: with the particular accidents The Emperor is perswaded to make peace with Bethlem Gabor: and why. The proceedings betweene the Emperour and Bethlem Gabor. Diuers maskes, and courtly pastimes in Vienna. Bauaria's suspition for the meeting of the Marquis of Brandenbourg, and Duke of Saxony. Great impositions vpon Prague. What the Imperiall forces haue done, since the last incursion of Graue Vandenbergen into Gelderland. The Hollanders distressed: yet haue diuers comforts which are named. Threescore peeces of ordnance surprised by the Dunkirkers. False rumors of the Spaniards proceeding against Holland. Brussells afraid lest England should breake the peace with Spaine..
    Published 1624

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    February the 11. Numb. 18. Weekely newes, containing these particulars: A proclamation published by the states, for the apprehending of the conspirators of the late intented horrible treason against the whole state of the vnited Prouinces, and against the King and Queen of Bohemia, and their children; with seuerall letters concerning the plot, annexed to this present weekes relation, &c. : The generall meeting appointed by the Emperor in Austria and the land of Ens. : The murther committed on the person of the Lord of Polnitz (hauing beene ambassador of the Duke of Saxony) at Regenspurg. : The execution at Ispruck of a Protestant preacher who made a braue end, and died very resolutely. : The propositions made by the ambassadors of the elector of Saxony before the Emperor at Regenspurg. : The answer vpon them in the name of his Imperiall Maiestie. : The resolutions o the electors of Collen, Mentz, and Trier, touching the election of the new elector. : The propositions of the Emperor at the dyet. : With diuers other speciall occurrences
    Published 1623

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    Propositions made by Captaine Ferentes, sent as deputy by the Earle of Mansfeild, to the King of Bohemia, in the Hage Thereby shewing the reasons, that moued him to propound the same: : As also amply declaring the state of the warre, both on the enemies side and his, and all the proceedings thereof, in those countryes. : With a declaration likewise made in the name of the King of Bohemia, vnto the lords, the generall states, of the vnited provinces, to moue and exhort them to continue their ayde and assistance vnto the King of Bohemia, towards the warres in the Palatinate. /
    Published 1622

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