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<P>The continuation of our Forraine occur|rences: VVith the confirmation of the late cruell and bloody Battell fought betwixt We&s;ell and Collen.</P>
<P>And The particulars of the lo&s;&s;es on both &s;ides, and what Townes the Weymari&s;h and He&s;&s;i&s;h have &s;ince taken.</P>
<P>Al&s;o <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="pdcc" EXTENT="1 letter">ome Letters and pa&s;&s;ages of note from other parts of Chri&s;tendome.</P>
<P><HI>Tran&s;lated and collected out of good Originalls.</HI></P>
<P><GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="pdcc" EXTENT="1 letter">ondon printed for <HI>Nath. Butter,</HI> at <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="pdcc" EXTENT="1 letter">t. <HI>Au&s;tins</HI> Gate in <HI>Pauls</HI> Church yard, at the &s;igne of the Pyde Bull. 1642.</P>
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<HEAD><HI>Vienna Inne</HI> 13.23.</HEAD>
<P>_THE generall Treaty of peace betwixt the Emperour and the King of France, and the Crowne of Sweden is <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="pdcc" EXTENT="1 letter">ppoin|ted to beginne the 25. of March with the French, they will treat at Mun&s;ter, and with the Swedes at O&s;naburg, and during the treaty the garri&s;ons &s;hall be drawne out of both places, and the &s;aid places &s;hall in the meane time remaine neutrall, yet if &s;o be that contrary to all expectation the treaty &s;hould be di&s;&s;olved without an happy effect, the &s;aid garri&s;ons &s;hall enter tho&s;e Townes againe as they marched out, and the fir&s;t day of May an Imperiall Diet &s;hall be held at Frankford on the Maine, or Speier, what good &s;ucce&s;&s;e it will have time will &s;hew.</P>
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<HEAD><HI>Ba&s;il Ian.</HI> 12.22.</HEAD>
<P>The French and high Dutch troopes under the com|mand of Generall Major <HI>Erlach,</HI> which relieved the Fort of Hohenwiel, and provided the &s;ame againe with all ne|ce&s;&s;aries, have fired the Imperiall Campe, demoli&s;hed the Sconces, &amp; thereupon are gone again to their old quarters, <HI>Erlach</HI> to Bri&s;lack, and <HI>Oi&s;&s;onville</HI> and Lieutenant Colonell
<PB N="2" REF="3"><HI>Ro&s;a</HI> (unto who is given Colonell <HI>Mullers</HI> Regiment of hor&s;e) are gone for Paris: in this &s;iege hath beene in the Fort of Hohenwiel 400. &s;ouldiers; 300. women and children, and a good &s;tore of provi&s;ion, and mo&s;t that they wanted was water.</P>
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<HEAD><HI>Hamborough Ian.</HI> 15.25.</HEAD>
<P>The King of Denmarke is at Chri&s;tian Pries, and is wil|ling now to enter into a friendly treaty with this City: They write for certaine that the Count of Aversberg (as Imperiall Emba&s;&s;adour) is appointed for the treaty of peace betwixt the Emperour and the King of France and the Crowne of Sweden, and is arrived at Wolffenbuttle to goe to Mun&s;ter. Some few dayes agoe divers Swedi&s;h re|giments marched towards the Bi&s;hopricke of Magdeburg, where they tooke away many hor&s;es and cattell at H<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="pdcc" EXTENT="1 letter">l<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="pdcc" EXTENT="1 letter">n|&s;tat al&s;o: they have ruinated two Luneburgi&s;h companies, in&s;omuch that the Swedes and Luneburgi&s;h are now ene|mies one again&s;t another: The Imperiall Army is broke up, and is marching towards the Bi&s;hopricke of Halber&s;tat directly again&s;t the Swedes; the &s;icke &s;ouldiers and di&s;|mounted hor&s;emen are &s;ent to their appointed quarters: The &s;trong Ca&s;tle of Mansfeld remaines be&s;ieged by the Imperiali&s;ts, which they have begunne now to undermine; &s;ome are of opinion that it will not bee able to hold out long.</P>
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<HEAD><HI>Vienna. Ian.</HI> 19, 29.</HEAD>
<P>Concerning the Palatine treaty there is now good hope; it is reported that the Duke of Bavaria will re&s;tore both
<PB N="3" REF="3">the upper Palatinate, and that part which he hath in the lower Palatinate, if &s;o be that the King of Spaine will ac|commodate him&s;elfe in like manner: Incontinueth that the generall treaty of peace &s;hall be rea&s;&s;umed a new at Mun|&s;ter and O&s;naburg the 20. or 25. day of March, to which end the letters of &s;afe conduct are delivered out already for France and Sweden.</P>
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<HEAD><HI>Leipzigk Ian.</HI> 13.23.</HEAD>
<P>At this in&s;tant we receive letters from Magdeburg cer|tifying that the whole Imperiall Army hath kept generall randevous at A&s;her&s;leben, being re&s;olved to goe in three &s;everall places, as namely at Stasfur&s;t, Egglen and Gen|ner&s;leben over the River of Pude, and to march again&s;t the Swedes, to which end they labour here to repaire a &s;hipbridge for them; the Swedrs are re&s;olved to expect the comming of the Imperiall Army: From Sile&s;i they write, that <HI>Carlach</HI> hath yeelded upon di&s;cretion, and <HI>Stol|hans</HI> hath likewi&s;e for&s;aken at Beuthen one of the Sconces, the re&s;t the Imperiali&s;ts hope likewi&s;e to mu&s;ter &s;hortly; it is reported that the Imperiali&s;ts have taken pri&s;oner the Swedi&s;h Colonell <HI>Shulman,</HI> together with 500. hor&s;emen of <HI>Stolhans</HI> his army.</P>
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<HEAD><HI>Collen Ian.</HI> 14.24.</HEAD>
<P>The great flving of he inhabitants both of Cities, Villa|ges and Cloy&s;ters by water and land towards this City continueth &s;till becau&s;e of the great progre&s;&s;e of the Weymari&s;h and He&s;&s;i&s;h forces which take one place after another: Fieldmar&s;hall <HI>Hatzfeld</HI> with his troopes is reti|ring
<PB N="4" REF="4">towards the Yffell and Mo&s;ell to joine with the Lor|raine troopes which are arrived about Wormbs: The Ci|ty of Bonne is to take in a 1000. foote, and 300. hor&s;e of <HI>Hatzfelds</HI> forces: The Magi&s;trates of this City cau&s;e the Drummes to bee beaten day and night to take up &s;ome 1000. voluntiers for the &s;ecuring of this City; within the &s;pace of three dayes the price of the corne ro&s;e from 8. to 10. florens: this City is &s;o full of the Country people that are fled hither, as it hath beene by mens memory, and the&s;e troubles &s;top now all trading: the City of Doringen the Imperiall &s;ouldiers them&s;elves have fired: The princi|pality of Bergk and the Duke of Newburg have already agreed with the Weymari&s;h and He&s;&s;i&s;h forces to pay con|tribution unto them: The overthrow of <HI>Lamboy</HI> is farre greater then at fir&s;t was mennoned, &s;ome that lay among&s;t the dead, and afterward through a &s;ecret way came hither to this City, looke mo&s;t mi&s;erable and pittifull, which &s;ay that their army is totally ruinated, and that not above three or foure hundred men could e&s;cape. Generall <HI>Lam|boy</HI> with eighteene other Colonells was brought pri&s;oner into the Cloy&s;ter of St. <HI>Tunes,</HI> and from thence was carr|ed towards the Rhyne: The Nobility and Gentry, upon which heretofore we did much rely, runne now all away, and will not fight, leaving behind them all their lands and goods.</P>
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<HEAD>Du&s;&s;eldorp the <HI>14.24.</HI> of Ian.</HEAD>
<P>What great overthrow Generall <HI>Lamboy</HI> had neare Huckel&s;heim the 7.17. of this moneth, hereof we &s;ee daily &s;ufficient witne&s;&s;e. In this overthrow about 5000. of his men were taken pri&s;oners, and he lo&s;t all his baggage, ar|tillery,
<PB N="5" REF="4">and the mo&s;t part of his Standards and En&s;ignes: The City of Ordingen was forced to pay 3000. Rixdallers for a ran&s;ome. The flying of the poore inhabitants both women and children, and a number of the Clergy, which for divers yeares together did not once come out of the Cloy&s;ter, we have continually &s;eene from the 8.18. of this moneth till ye&s;terday. Our Prince the Duke of Newburg hath obtained the Neutrality for his &s;ubjects, but the No|bility and Gentry are excluded.</P>
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<HEAD>Collen the <HI>15.25.</HI> of Ian.</HEAD>
<P>Fieldmar&s;hall <HI>Hatzfeld</HI> hath propounded three points to our Magi&s;trates. 1 To grant him a free ferry before this City over the River of Rhyne. 2 That in ca&s;e of ne|ce&s;&s;ity he may retire under the protection of this City. 3 That they &s;hall take into this City two or three thou&s;and men of his forces for a guarri&s;on: the two fir&s;t points they have granted him, but the third they have denyed. The town&s;men at Bonne flee for the mo&s;t part hither to this City.</P>
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<HEAD>Emmerick the <HI>15.25.</HI> of Ian.</HEAD>
<P>The 9.19. of this moneth two Weymari&s;h Colonells went from hence towards the Hage to the French Amba&s;|&s;ador, to fetch order whither the impri&s;oned Comman|ders &s;hall be carried. Generall <HI>Lamboy</HI> was wounded in his thigh.</P>
<P>The 10.20. of this in&s;tant, the City of Kempen was &s;urrendred unto the Weymari&s;h by compo&s;ition, wherein they found above 3000. &s;ackes with corne, and other
<PB N="6" REF="5">rich bootie. Colonell Newenheim Governour of Kem|pen, who heretofore ran&s;acked the Palatinate, and made great &s;poile in it, &s;eeing that the battell was lo&s;t, fled with his be&s;t goods from thence, but hee was overtaken by the Weymari&s;h, and him&s;elfe and his wife with much adoe &s;aved them&s;elves into Gelder.</P>
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<HEAD>Duyren the <HI>15.25.</HI> of Ian.</HEAD>
<P>Divers of <HI>Lamboyes</HI> &s;ouldiers that fled out of the battell, and came hither, unanimou&s;ly relate, that in many yeares &s;o many men were not &s;laine and taken pri&s;oners, as in this battell, they could not &s;ave one Wagon. On Sunday la&s;t Fieldmar&s;hall <HI>Hatzfeld</HI> lay round about this City, and re|tired in a great confu&s;ion.</P>
<P>Three dayes agoe the di&s;per&s;ed Lamboyi&s;h troupes re|collected them&s;elves before this City, and did great mi&s;|chiefe in the Suburbes, which have beene 600. hor&s;e, and 400. foot, and 1000. hor&s;emen of <HI>Hatzfelds</HI> forces were with them to conduct them to the Army: in Dormagen the Weymari&s;h have &s;urpri&s;ed and totally routed and de|feated 800. dragooners, and afterwards fired the Towne: The other day 3000. Weymari&s;h hor&s;emen came before this City, and having under&s;tood which way the remain|der of <HI>Lamboy's</HI> forces had retired, pur&s;ued clo&s;e after them as farre as Seligh, where at la&s;t they lighted upon them, totally touted and defeated them, and obtained twelve &s;tandards more: Colonell <HI>Ro&s;a</HI> &s;ent a trumpeter hither into this City demanding quarter for his men, whom the Magi&s;trates an&s;wered, that <HI>Lamboy</HI> and <HI>Hatzfeld</HI> had demanded the like, but being they were neutrall, they hoped that he would likewi&s;e &s;pare them, whereupon <HI>Ro&s;a</HI>
<PB N="7" REF="5">replyed, That hee would &s;hortly breake the Neutrality with his Canons. The other day the Weymarians pa&s;&s;ed here by with a great booty.</P>
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<HEAD>A perfect Li&s;t of the Imperiall Commanders and Officers that were &s;laine and taken pri&s;oners in the la&s;t over|threw of <HI>Lamboy,</HI> as the &s;ame was delivered up to Count de <HI>Guebrian</HI> the <HI>7.17.</HI> of Ian.</HEAD>
<P>The pri&s;oners are Generall <HI>Lamboy,</HI> Generall <HI>Mercy,</HI> 16. Colonels, 9. Lieu. Col. among&s;t which is <HI>Parady&s;er</HI> and <HI>Beuting,</HI> 8. Sergeant Majors, 28. Captaines of hor&s;e, 38. Captaines of foot, a Captaine Lieutenants, 1 Gener|all Adjutant, 4. Regiment Quarterma&s;ters, 46. Lieute|nants, 31. Standardbearers, 35. Ancients, 46. Standards, 97. En&s;ignes, 17. Trumpetters, 3. Ma&s;&s;e Prie&s;ts, Upon the place of battell were &s;laine 423. high and under Offi|cers, as namely, Sergeants, Adjutants, Quarterma&s;ters, Corporals, and &s;uch like, and about 3000. Souldiers; and above 4000. are taken pri&s;oners of the common Souldi|ers, which have taken pay under the Weymari&s;h. On the He&s;&s;i&s;h and Weymari&s;h &s;ide were &s;laine Colonell <HI>Fle&s;hei|mer,</HI> Major <HI>Bu&s;hell,</HI> Major <HI>Conrad Kauffman,</HI> 3. Captaines of foot, 2. Captaines of hor&s;e, 4. Lieutenants, 3. Ancients and Standardbearers, and about 50. common S<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="pdcc" EXTENT="1 letter">uldiers. Tho&s;e that are wounded, are Lieutenant Colonell <HI>Lato|mus,</HI> Lieutenant Colonell <HI>Beuthen,</HI> the Lieutenant Colo|nell of <HI>Conte de Guebrian,</HI> Ritterma&s;ter <HI>Co&s;tputh,</HI> Captaine <HI>Frea&s;e,</HI> 2. French Captaines, 1. Regiment Quarterma&s;ter, and about 260. common Souldiers.</P>
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<HEAD>Collen the <HI>17.27.</HI> of Ian.</HEAD>
<P>The Hatzfeldi&s;h Infantery lyes enquartered at Bonne, Andernach and Lins, on this &s;ide of the River of Rhyne, and the Chavallery is gone to Andernach to the other &s;ide of the River. The di&s;per&s;ed Lamboyi&s;h troopes which recollected them&s;elves here and there, are totally routed and defeated againe by the Weymari&s;h. All the Wey|mari&s;h forces lye now about Nuys, which they batter fiercely. Here in this City the Drummes are continually beaten to take up 4 or 5000. men. Every night watch here in the City 6. Companies of Citizens.</P>
<P>On Friday la&s;t the Elector of Collen and Fieldmar&s;hall <HI>Hatzfeld</HI> came hither into this City to put all things in order.</P>
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<HEAD>Collen the <HI>18.28.</HI> of Ian.</HEAD>
<P>When the Weymari&s;h and He&s;&s;i&s;h forces lay with the maine Army about Neus, and cau&s;ed the &s;aid City to bee &s;ummoned, but the be&s;ieged re&s;olved to defend them|&s;elves to the la&s;t man: wherefore in the meane time Colo|nell <HI>Ro&s;a</HI> with 3000. hor&s;emen, pur&s;ued after the remain|der of <HI>Lamboyes</HI> Army, which under the command of Co|lonell <HI>Zell,</HI> and Sergeant Major <HI>de Grange</HI> 2000. hor&s;emen &s;trong were marching to joine with <HI>Hatzfeld,</HI> upon which he lighted about Zulch, encountred with them, and pur&s;u|ed after the fugitives as far as Mun&s;ter Eyffell. It is &s;aid that he hath obtained 12 Standards more, in&s;omuch that of <HI>Lamboyes</HI> whole Army very few are remaining. It is not yet knowne whether the above&s;aid Colonell <HI>Zell</HI> and
<PB N="9" REF="6"><HI>Grange</HI> are taken pri&s;oners, or e&s;caped. The fore&s;aid City of Zulch hath paid for a ran&s;ome 5000. Rixdallers: hereupon they &s;ummoned the City of Duyren, but it is doubted whe|ther they will accommodate them&s;elves before the Canons are brought before it. Generall <HI>Tupadell</HI> lyes before Neus, which City he batters fiercely, that we can heare under the gates of this City: meane while the parties over-runne the whole Country, and take away all what they finde. The o|ther day they met with &s;ome Carts and Wagons comming from Cleve hitherwards, which they tooke away. Field|mar&s;hall <HI>Hatzfeld</HI> is yet here, and his Infantery at Ander|nach, Bonne, Breul, and other places, u&s;ing the inhabitants very cruelly. The Cavallery is gone to the other &s;ide of the Rhyne into the Country of Bergk, in&s;omuch that the Wey|mari&s;h have no re&s;i&s;tance at all.</P>
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<HEAD>We&s;el Ian. <HI>19 29.</HI></HEAD>
<P>All the Colours and Standards which were taken from Generall <HI>Lamboy,</HI> are brought to Oy&s;ey, about 130. in num|ber: the Standard of <HI>Lamboyes</HI> Life Regiment, together with others, &s;hall be &s;ent to Ca&s;&s;ell to pre&s;ent them to the young Landgrave of He&s;&s;en. The Governour of Gelder offers to pay a ran&s;ome for tho&s;e that were taken of his guarri&s;on. In the Cloy&s;ter of Knechlenberg &amp; Brouwyder the Weyma|ri&s;h found great &s;tore of provi&s;ion, and not one man. The faire Ca&s;tle of Dyck, and the little City of Hulckerat they have likewi&s;e taken, the hou&s;es of Ners, Hulcdunck and Ca|lenburg they have pillaged, and Nelen they have burned: in a word, the whole County of Kempen is under their devo|tion, which in all this war hath &s;uffered almo&s;t nothing&punc; The Duke of Newburg hath be&s;towed upon Cont <HI>de Guebrian</HI> a great Vat of wine, and &s;tands now in a treaty with him.</P>
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<HEAD>Collen the <HI>19.29.</HI> of Ian.</HEAD>
<P>The 16.26. of Ianuary the Weymari&s;h forces begunne to batter fiercely the city of Neus and to fling fire balls in|to it, whereupon the 17.27. of this in&s;tant about ten of the clocke in the forenoone it was &s;urrendered by compo&s;iti|on, the be&s;ieged wanted powder and &s;hot: Fieldmar&s;hall <HI>Hatzfeld</HI> who is expecting out of all garri&s;ons, and from the river of Rhyne more a&s;&s;i&s;tance, will goe to field very &s;hortly again&s;t the Weymari&s;h, and being the Weymari&s;h are for the pre&s;ent Ma&s;ters in the field, and no re&s;i&s;tance can be made, we mu&s;t let them domineere as they li&s;t, wee looke onely to the principall cities to keep them &s;trongly guarded: Into Nuys the Weymari&s;h have laid 1500. men for a garri&s;on, and ye&s;terday they came before Sons: the citizens in Nancy plotted to the &s;aid city and ca&s;tle, and to deliver it over to the Duke of Lorraine, but the French garri&s;on was too &s;trong for them, and kill'd a great number of them.</P>
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<HEAD>Am&s;terdam the <HI>20.30.</HI> Ian.</HEAD>
<P>The 17.27. of Ian. the city of Nuys was &s;urrendred un|to the Weymari&s;h and He&s;&s;i&s;h forces. The Swedi&s;h army under the command of Generall <HI>Ter&s;ten&s;ehn</HI> is broke up, but which way it will take wee &s;hall &s;hortly heare: 6000. men of the States forces lie likewi&s;e ready to goe to field, if the Spaniards &s;tir to aid <HI>Hatzfeld,</HI> in &s;o much that the &s;eat of warre will wholly bee removed into the Bi&s;hopricke of Collen, and it is certaine, that Colonell <HI>Ro&s;a</HI> hath to|tally wa&s;ted and defeated againe about Zulch 2000. of <HI>Lamboyes</HI> fugitive hor&s;emen, and obtained twelve &s;tan|dards, in &s;o much that they have got now about 130. en|&s;ignes
<PB N="11" REF="7">and &s;tandards, and the 14.24. of this moneth they lighted al&s;o upon 600. Spani&s;h foote with fire locks, the mo&s;t part whereof they have put to the &s;word.</P>
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<HEAD>Collen the <HI>23.</HI> of Ian. the <HI>2.</HI> of Feb.</HEAD>
<P>The 17.27. Ian. the Imperiall garri&s;on marched out of Nuys, which was conducted to Du&s;eldorp and u&s;ed very well: the &s;aid City is to pay for a ran&s;ome 30000. Rixdal|lers, which City the Weymari&s;h fortifie exceedingly, and is guarded by Colonell <HI>Oheim</HI> with 1500. men: Zons, Kempen, Bergem, Ca&s;ter, Grevenbruck, Betper and o|ther places have likewi&s;e accommodated them&s;elves: the Weymari&s;h hor&s;emen ride in and out at Du&s;&s;eldorp, at Orringen; &s;ome of their troopes are pa&s;&s;ing the River of Rhyne, it is thought that they aime either at Key&s;er&s;werth, or intend to a&s;&s;ault <HI>Hatzfeld;</HI> in their campe they have publi&s;hed upon paine of high puni&s;hment, that none of their &s;ouldiers &s;hall undertake to attempt any thing upon this City of Collen: the other five Commi&s;&s;ioners were &s;ent from hence to the &s;aid army to de&s;ire that this City might &s;tand neutrall with them, which the Weymari&s;h will not condi&s;cend unto: I beleeve wee &s;hall not e&s;cape without paying them a great &s;umme of money. Generall <HI>Tupadel</HI> and Ro&s;a are marching now towards Duyren and Herpen: It is reported that Ma<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="pdcc" EXTENT="1 letter">&s;hall <HI>de Cha&s;tillion</HI> is like|wi&s;e to come unto them from France with 18000. men, meane while the Spani&s;h troops draw together on the Ri|ver of Maa&s;e to joine with Fieldmar&s;hall <HI>Hatzfeld,</HI> who lyes yet &s;till expecting the Duke of Lorraine with his troopes.</P>
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<HEAD>We&s;el the <HI>23.</HI> of Ian. the <HI>2.</HI> of Feb.</HEAD>
<P>After that the Weymari&s;h had left their regiments in Nuys for a garri&s;on, the maine army broke up againe and came the 19.29. of Ianuary before Kempen, and ye&s;ter|day they battered the &s;aid place fiercely that wee could plainly heare it here; it is &s;aid, that &s;ome Spani&s;h forces have got into it, how they will &s;peed time will &s;hew. At this in&s;tant a hor&s;eman comming from the Bi&s;hopricke of Collen, relates that tho&s;e of Kempen &s;tood in a parly, &s;o that it is not doubted but that the Weymari&s;h have already taken po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion in it.</P>
<P>There is not one Boore to be &s;een all the way long from Collen as far as Aken; the &s;ouldiers finde every where the hou&s;es &s;o full of victualls, bacon and &s;moak'd fle&s;h, that it is not to be expected: Our bridges with &s;ome men of warre are gone up higher the Rhyne, it is thought the Weymari&s;h have an aime either at Key&s;er&s;werth, or that they intend to a&s;&s;ault <HI>Hatzfelds</HI> forces, which time will &s;hew.</P>
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<HEAD>Am&s;terdam the <HI>29.</HI> of Ian. the <HI>8.</HI> of Feb.</HEAD>
<P>The Duke of Newburg hath obtained the neutrality with the Weymari&s;h and He&s;&s;i&s;h forces: He hath delivered unto the Weymari&s;h for their quarters the Cities of Gleb|beck, Grevenbreck, Cu&s;ter, Bebber, and the &s;trong Ca&s;tle of Reidt: The City of Duyren hath paid a &s;umme of mo|ney to be freed of enquartering: Tho&s;e of Collen have
<PB N="13" REF="8">likewi&s;e de&s;ired the neutrality: Some letters mention that the Bi&s;hop of Collen is dead, others he is very &s;icke, if hee &s;hould dye it would cau&s;e a great alteration in his coun|try.</P>
<P>From Mun&s;ter they write that Captaine <HI>Iohn Ter&s;iegh</HI> hath defeated betwixt Borcken and We&s;el a He&s;&s;i&s;h con|voy of 100. foote and 40. hor&s;emen, in which encounter the &s;aid Captaine him&s;elfe al&s;o was &s;laine.</P>
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