September 12. Numb. 47. Our last weekly newes. Relating the proceedings betwixt the Emperour and Bethlem Gabor. Diuers particulars about religion in the Empire. The last newes of the Counts of Tillie and Mansfield. As also of the Prince of Oranges, and the Marquesse of Spinolaes armies. The present businesse concerning the Valtoline. Together with diuers other very memorable occurrences, from the seuerall parts of the world.

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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.
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• Aug. 27. Numb. 45. More nevves for this present weeke. Relating, the fresh noise of the approach of the Turkes towards the Empire. The agreement of the lower Saxony with the Emperour. The present state of the Duke of Brunswickes, Monsieur Tillyes, and Count Mansfields armies. Many particulars of the Prince of Oranges going into the field. Together, with something about the election of the new Pope and diuers prodigies lately seene in the Empire, with diuers other particulars from seuerall places.
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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.
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• Nouember 11. Number 3. The wonderfull resignation of Mustapha, and the aduancing of Amarath a younger brother of the lately deposed Osman. The descending of the Tartars into Podolia, and Walachia, who taking some aduantages of the Cossacks vnrulinesse, thought to surprize the towne of Leopolis. The continuing of Bethelem Gabor in Hungarie, not comming thither by a voluntarie incursion, as hath beene coniectured: but by the calling of the nobility, who had long since nominated him King. The state of Count Mansfields armie, with the lamentable accident of Carbason, his sergeant maiors cutting off his wiues head, by reason one called him cuckold. The present estate of Spinola's armie. The present estate of the affaires in Holland, and the armie of the Prince of Orange.
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