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<HEAD>The new tydings out of Italie are not yet com.</HEAD>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>Out of Weenen, <DATE>the 6 November.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>THe French Amba&s;&s;adour hath cau&s;ed the Earle of Dampier to be buried &s;tately at Pre&s;burg. In the meane vvhile hath Bethlem Gabor cited all the Hungeri&s;h States, to com together at Pre&s;burg the 5. of this pre&s;ent, to di&s;cour&s;e aboute the Crovvning &amp; other cau&s;es concerning the &s;ame Kingdom.</P>
<P>The Hungatians continue vvith roveing again&s;t the&s;e Lands. In like manner tho&s;e of Moravia, vvhich are fallen uppon the Co&s;ackes ye&s;ter night by Hofleyn, &s;et them on fire, and &s;laine many dead, the re&s;t vvill revenge the &s;ame.</P>
<P>Heere is certaine nevves com, that the Cra|bats, as al&s;o the Lord Budean, are &s;allen unto Betlem Gabor.</P>
<P>The Emperour &s;ends the Earle of Altheim, as Amba&s;&s;adour to Crackovv in Polen, to appeare upon the &s;ame meeting-day.</P>
<P>Novv comes tidings, that Betlem Gabor is at Thurna, there doe gather to gether great &s;tore of States.</P>
<P>The Emper. Maj. hath appoynted heere a meeting-day upon the 1. of Decemb. thereupon &s;hould appeare the 4. Proclaimed States. The appoynted taxing &s;hall bring up a great &s;om of money.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>Out of Prage,<DATE> the 5 of November.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>Three dayes agone are pa&s;&s;ed by, 2. mile from this Cittie 6000. Hungarians (cho&s;en out Sol|diers) under the General Redi&s;erens, vvhich are gon to our Head-camp, &amp; the Enimie lieth yet near unto ours by Rackonits, though the crie goeth, that the enimie cau&s;ed all his might to com togither, to com this vvayes again&s;t Prage, if that comes to pa&s;&s;e, it &s;hall not run of vvith|out blovves, the vvhich might be revealed vvith in fevv dayes.</P>
<P>It continues, that in the Sat&s;er Crais are ga|thered togither 10000 Contrie-men, mo&s;t high-dutch-men, again&s;t Mei&s;&s;en, &amp; no Bohemians, they vvill help the King, to drive the enimie out of the Land. In like manner &s;om certaine 1000 Contrie-men rebel in the Lentmarit&s;cher Crais, but it is feared that tho&s;e Countrie-men are &s;tarred up, through practi&s;e of the Adver&s;arie, that the enimie in the meane vvhile might com to Prage. Wee under&s;tand, that Bucquoy hath not been in the Camp, but by the Duke of Saxen &s;om certaine dayes, therefore vve are to looke to our &s;elves, for feare of Trecherie. And it is thought that the Emperour vvill leave Au&s;tria to the Hungorians, &amp; &s;ee to effect his intention only uppon Praghe.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>Out of Ceulen,<DATE> the <HI>21.</HI> Novemb.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>Writing from Marpurg in He&s;&s;en, that the Earle of the &s;ame Land, doth cau&s;e the fore&s;aid Cittie to be &s;trongly fortified, there on doe vvorke many 100 men dayly, and there is mu|&s;tered in the Earle&s;hip Zigenheym not long &s;ince 1. Governement of foote-men, &amp; 6. Cor|nets of hor&s;e-men, the foote-men are &s;ent to Marpurg &amp; Rijnfels. But the hor&s;e-men are lod|ged in the Villages about the Cittie, &amp; there|after are al&s;o mu&s;tered the Duke of Saxen Lau|vvenburgs Governement in Tries-Zigenheym, novv further vvhere they &s;hallbe laid &amp; u&s;ed, is yet unknovvn. The fames Brothers Governe|ment, there quarter is laid by Ca&s;&s;el, the Soul|diers vvhich are taken on about Hamburg, Lu|beck, in the Duke&s;hip of Hol&s;teen, &amp; Mecke|lenburg, &s;hould al&s;o be mu&s;tered about Ca&s;&s;el, &amp; be u&s;ed vvhere neede &s;hall require.</P>
<P>Since the la&s;t vve cannot enquire, that there is any thing of any importaunce pa&s;&s;ed betvvixt the Matquis Spinola &amp; the Vnited Princes. We under&s;tand that the fore&s;aid Spinola vvil lay his Souldiers in Garni&s;&s;on vvith the fir&s;t, &amp; deale them unto divers places, on part to Oppenheym, Altzey, Ingelheym &amp; Cruit&s;nach, the other part at Summeren &amp; Bacharacht, the &s;peech goeth that there &s;halbe layed vvith in Ments a good Company in Garni&s;&s;on.</P>
<P>The Bi&s;hop at Halber&s;tadt, Duke Chri&s;tiaen at Bruyn&s;vvyck, doth cau&s;e to be taken on 2000 Mu&s;quetters, to &s;end to the Vnited Princes.</P>
<P>Heere is tydings, that betvveen the King of Bohemia &amp; the Emperours folke hath beene a great Battel about Prage, but becau&s;e there is different vvriting &amp; &s;peaking thereuppon, &s;o cannot for this time any certainety thereof be vvritten, but mu&s;t vvayte for the next Po&s;t. As al&s;o of the Cittie Pil&s;en, vvhich the Earle of Man&s;velt (&s;o the &s;peech goeth) &s;hould have de|livered into the Emperours hands.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Cadan in Bohemia, 4 mile from Raconits,<DATE> the 12. November.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>From Solts is certaine advi&s;e that the Em|perours folk have made them &s;elves vvith all theire might out of theire Camp, &amp; taken their vvay to vvards Praghe, like as they vveare then com to the long mile, but as the King under|&s;tand &s;uch, he is broken up vvith his armey, and com to the lo~g mile beforen the enimie, vvhere they have had a very &s;trong Battelle &amp; on both &s;ides more then 6000 men &s;laine, though mo&s;t on the Kings &s;ide, al&s;o hath the enimie gotten of the King &s;om peeces of Ordenuaunce and vvaggens vvith amunitie, &s;o that the King mu&s;t retire back to Praghe, and the enimie to the Wei&s;&s;enberg, there he lies yet and roves from thence to the Leut Marit&s;cher Crais unto Brix,
<PB REF="2">hath taken in, Trebnits, Pielan &amp; Dux, al&s;o laid folk upon Leutmari&s;cher Slainer, and Launer pa&s;&s;ages, that the Pa&s;&s;age upon Prage is vvholy taken avvay, and this day is com heere in a cer|tain Per&s;on that brings tydinghs unto our Ma|gi&s;trat, that betvvixt Sonnevveid and Patronit, vvhere the enimie hath lien are found &s;om cer|taine 1000 dead Bodies, &amp; on the other &s;ide there King lay al&s;o &s;om certaine 1000. dead bodies, vvhat is com to pa&s;&s;e betvvixt both vve &s;hal &s;hortly heare.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>Out of Amberghe, in the Vpper-Pallatine, <DATE>the 17. dito.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>Here hath beene a greate crie, that the Duke of Beyeren &s;hould have taken in Praghe, and beaten our King out of the fielde, but is not cer+taine, for the Carle of Solms vvrites out of Walt&s;ax&s;en of the 14 of this pre&s;ent, that the Duke of Beyeren vvas broken up with his camp very &s;til, &amp; marched in al ha&s;t to Prage, though they had left &s;om 100 men vvhich lay in theire quarter &s;oom houres, vvhich made fires there in, that on vvoulde not have thought but that the vvhole Armay had layen there &s;till, but as ours under&s;tood that they vveregon follovved they them pre&s;ently, though the Beyerens vverd com to Wei&s;&s;enberge before but the 8 of this pre&s;ent have ours &s;ett uppon the Beyerens by force, and fought the vvhole day togither, that on both &s;ides are &s;laine aboute 8000 men, and very many &s;hould be hurt. Our King, vvith the Lord General the Earle of Hohenlo, al&s;o the vvhole army are vvith in Prage, &amp; the Duke of Beyeren uppon the Wey&s;&s;enbergh &amp; Stern; vve hoope that they &s;hall &s;hortly be driven from thence. What further is done betvvixt them, vve look for every houre to enquire further thereof &amp; it &s;eemes none can com from Prage, becau&s;e the pa&s;&s;ages are every vvhere &s;hut.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>Out of Ceulen,<DATE> the 24 of November.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>Letters out of Neurenburghe of the 20 of this pre&s;ent, make mention, that they had advi&s;e from the Borders of Bohemia, that there had beene a very great Battel by Prage, betvveen the King &amp; the Duke of Beyeren, &amp; many 1000. &s;laine on both &s;ides, but that the Duke of Beye|ren &s;hould have any folke vvith in Prage, is yet uncertaine, there uppon under the Merchants vvith in Neurenberge are laid many 100. Florins that the Emperour, nor the Duke of Beyeren have no folke vvith in Prage. The cau&s;e that here comes no certainty thereof, is this; That all pa&s;|&s;ages are &s;o be&s;et, &amp; &s;o dangerous to travaile, that it is to vvondered at, &amp; not enough to be vvritte~ of, vvhat roveing, &s;poyling and killing is done dayly uppon all vvayes.</P>
<P>Vppon the Schan&s;e Prie&s;ts cap is &s;trongly buileed, &amp; buy dayly much vvood lime &amp; &s;tone, to make hou&s;es there upon, and &s;o provide them &s;elves for the vvhole vvinter. And are not long &s;ince in the night 500 Souldiers pa&s;&s;ed by Dure out of Gulik, &s;o the &s;peech goeth, there meaning &s;houlde be to build a nievv Schant&s;e by Flam|mer&s;heym, to take avvay the pa&s;&s;age from the Marquis Spinola.</P>
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<P><HI>Imprinted at Am&s;terdam by George Ve&s;eler, Ao. 1620. The 2. of December.</HI></P>
<P>And are to be &s;oulde by Petrus Keerius, dvvelling in the Calver&s;treete, in the uncertaine time.</P>
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