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<HEAD>Courant out of Italy, Germany, &amp;c.</HEAD>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Roome <DATE>the 6. of March, 1621.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>ON Sunday la&s;t / the Pope is gone to Vati|cano in the Chappels / being accompanied with all the Amba&s;&s;adours / Prelates and other Nobles there pre&s;ent.</P>
<P>It is under&s;tood from Naples that there are <HI>3000</HI> men taken on / to be u&s;ed upon the Catho|like Army.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Venize <DATE>the 12. hereof.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>Newes from Thurino mentioneth that in Piemont are put <HI>2000</HI> hor&s;emen and <HI>6000</HI> foote men / whereby it is thought that the Duke of Savoy hath &s;om &s;peciall matters in hand / it is al&s;o under&s;tood from Schweits / that the Fre~ch Amba&s;&s;adour is very ill content concerning the Capitulatie / which the Liga Gri&s;a had made with the Governour of Milan / to the great hin|drance of his King and the Graubaunderen.</P>
<P>Advi&s;e from Con&s;tantinopel mentioneth that the &s;etting forwards of the Great Turke was publi&s;hed / and that in the ende of Februarij la&s;t pa&s;t the whole Armey of three hundred thou&s;and men &s;hould come together at Adrianopel: And that the Co&s;ackes gathered together with a very greate Power to march again&s;t the Turkes.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Vienna <DATE>the 17. of Martij.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>The Amba&s;&s;adour of Polen would leuy <HI>20.</HI> thou&s;and me~ in Germanie / whereunto the Em|perour hath con&s;ented / but they will be hardly ray&s;ed / never the le&s;&s;e the Earle of Altheim hath given many Comi&s;&s;ions out already. The Co|&s;ackes la&s;t mentioned / which could not get through to goe homewards / becau&s;e of the Hun|garians / have lo&s;t above <HI>1000.</HI> hor&s;es by Scali|hits and all there bootie is taken from them / &s;o that the re&s;t of them retired this wayes againe.</P>
<P>The handeling of Peace at Haimburg conti|nueth yet / and there is another Prolongation made until the <HI>25.</HI> of this moneth. The Bu|diani and other Hungarian Lords do &s;eeke for mercy at the Emperours hands / and weare gladly &s;et free from Betlem Gabor / and they long much to &s;ee the Emperours Armey to fall into Hungarie / whereby they might the more conveniently put them&s;elves under the Empe|rour.</P>
<P>The <HI>12</HI> hereof hath Betlem be&s;et the Cittie of Pre&s;burg and the Ca&s;tle with <HI>6000</HI> Hunga|rians / likewi&s;e planted many Turkes and Tar|tarians on the other &s;ide of the Donaw. The &s;ayd Betlem hath done an attempt upon The|ben / but to no effect / he hath in like manner gi|ven order to fortifie the Hungarian Altenburg and Pre&s;burg.</P>
<P>Although Bethlem Gabors Chaun&s;ellor is gone to Thyrna with &s;ecret re&s;olutions to have them ratifyed / yet it &s;eemes that Bethlem Ga|bor doth feare that his Chan&s;&s;ellor might goe in any danger to Haimburg / &s;o long as the French Amba&s;&s;adour doth not a&s;&s;ure that he &s;hall com to Pre&s;burg againe without danger.</P>
<P>At Haimburg is a Spie from Savoy / and he is taken and impri&s;oned / who killed him&s;elfe there / the next day a Hungarian was taken / who was determined to doe greate matters again&s;t the Emperour the Cittie of Vienna and the Earle of Bucquoy / it &s;eemes the Emperour is minded to goe from hence to Graets / where he meanes to Create / and, make the old Prince Governour there.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Prage <DATE>the 16. hereof.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>The la&s;t Fryday &s;ome certaine peeces of Or|denaunce weare caried from hence into the Saltzer <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="MURP" EXTENT="1 letter">raits / towards Ellenbogen / which &s;hall be imployed again&s;t the Earle of Man&s;|velt / who mu&s;tere <HI>2.</HI> Regiments by Nieu&s;tattel and there re&s;orted to him dayly many Folke / there with he hath &s;om &s;peciall Enterpri&s;e in hand.</P>
<P>On Sonday la&s;t arrived heere the Deputies or Lords Commi&s;&s;ioners from Vienna / and they fir&s;t take in hand the cau&s;e / concerning the arre&s;ted per&s;ons / &s;o that it is to be feared that it will co&s;t &s;om there heads heere and at Vienna.</P>
<P>Ye&s;terday is brought hither the Lord of Har|ranck / the which hath beene the Chamber Pre|&s;ident of the Bohemians in tho&s;e rumors / and put in &s;trong impri&s;onment.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Bre&s;law <DATE>the 11. of March.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>Our Commi&s;&s;ioners are arived heere ye&s;ter|day from Dre&s;den with good contentment / na|mely that the Duke Elector of Saxens dealing with the Emper. Maj. and the&s;e Lands &s;toode upon a good peace / and that at this pre&s;ent it &s;tands but upon the ratification of both &s;ides / though Betlem Gabor threatens / that if they doe fall from the Conferation / hee will plague them with fire and &s;word / never the le&s;&s;e it is hooped that the Souldiors &s;hall be ca&s;&s;eerd of both &s;ides / by rea&s;on the Poole is to be feared / who is much threatened of the Turke / like as advi&s;e comes / that the Turkes have roved with in <HI>6.</HI> leagues of Cracou / pilladging and burning all away / and taken many thou&s;and people pri|&s;oners.</P>
<P>It &s;tands al&s;o very badly with Moravia / for heere is com certaine newes / that Betlem Ga|bor hath &s;ent <HI>20</HI> thou&s;and Hungarians / Turks and Tarters over the Wittenberg / and many thou&s;ands follow / who &s;pare no man with &s;tea|ling and burning all away.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Lemburg in Sile&s;ia <DATE>the 18. hereof.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>Heere it is &s;aid that the Marcgrave of Ia|ger&s;dorp is marched with <HI>7000.</HI> men to the
<PB REF="2">news: where the Moravi&s;h? Camp under the Earle of Turne &s;hall meet him / &s;o is likewi&s;e &s;aid that the Earle of Man&s;velt hath &s;laine upon the Fronters of Bohemiae <HI>1000.</HI> of the Duke of Saxens Folk.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Lints <DATE>the 18. hereof.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>It is now wholy decreed / that the States of this Land &s;hall pay every moneth tho&s;e that lay in Garri&s;&s;on <HI>34000.</HI> Florins of the which every hearth place in the Countrey &s;hall pay <HI>24</HI> Creyr&s;er / and in the Townes <HI>29</HI> Creyt&s;er every moneth.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From the Palati: <DATE>the 19. hereof.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>The Marckgrave of. An&s;bach and Duke of Wirtenberg are in hand with the Landgrave of Darm&s;tadt / like as they <HI>2.</HI> dayes &s;ince we are all together at Wicheym / and for this pre&s;ent at Heydelverg / God give that &s;om good may be effected.</P>
<P>This dan hath Spinola laid his Shipbridge againe over the Rijne at Oppenheym.</P>
<P>The Letters of Dan&s;ick mention / that the Turki&s;h Emperour hath &s;ent this fearefull let|ter heare following:</P>
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<HEAD>A di&s;daynfull Letter, vvritten by the Tur|ki&s;h Emperour to the King of Polen.</HEAD>
<P>Wee Mahomet Suldan / Illu&s;truous and Vnconquerable Emperour and Angel of God / Turki&s;h Emperour / Macedonian and Babi|lonian King / in great and &s;mall Egipt / Ruler of whole Chri&s;tendom and Europe / King in Alex|andrja and Iuda / in like manner of Portugall / and over all the Potentates upon the Earth / al|&s;o a Lord of Lordes over all Lordes / keeper of the Heathens Parradijs / and the Holy Graves / as well of the great Prophet Mahomet at Me|cha / as the worthie Prophet at Ieru&s;alem / King of all Kinges / Lord of all Lordes / Prince of all Princes / Lord of all Gods upon the Earth / Lord of the Trce of lyff / of all Townes and Ca&s;tles / Lord of the great and &s;mall Sea / Lord of all Hauens and Ryvers / Lord of all Streames on the whole World / the great Go|vernour above all Governours of Townes.</P>
<P>Doe &s;end unto thee King of Poland our Em|perourlike greetinge / for that thou with thy little King in thy &s;ecret Councell for thy owne partilar profit do&s;t take in hand / to &s;tryve a|gain&s;t our Illu&s;trius per&s;on / and mo&s;t powre|full King / and wee doe wonder that thow do&s;t not feare our great might / and thy owne death with thy little King / con&s;iddering that thou in former time did&s;t &s;eeke peace with us / and ther upon &s;ent thy Amba&s;&s;adors often / whome did a&s;&s;ure us thy de&s;ire of quyetnes / and that thow would&s;t not have any ill thought to doe any thing to the contrarye / and yet thow ha&s;t taken upon thee not onely in our Government / but al&s;o in Mn&s;cou to fall upon our Va&s;&s;alls / and determined with thy &s;elfe utterly to &s;poyle the~: Like as many places are de&s;troyed / taken in / and &s;poyled. So that thow &s;halt know / doe what thow can&s;t / wee wilbe revenged one thee and thy little Kings with whome thou ha&s;t co~|quered the &s;ame / and meane&s;t to &s;et them in Governement / And not only be revendged / but pur&s;ew thee to the uttermo&s;t / to blot out the re|membrance of thy name / and becau&s;e thou &s;halt know what more revenge thou ha&s;t urged us to / is onely by rea&s;on / that thou ha&s;t broken the Leagne betwixt us / di&s;dayned and abu&s;ed the &s;ame / and therefore a&s;&s;ure thy &s;elf with thy litle Kings to be brought before us / and thou &s;halt &s;ee with what power from all the places of the World that &s;hall come to me / how I will over|run thee / and u&s;e thee with thy pry&s;oners &s;o cruelly as may be / therefore henceforwardes thou neede&s;t not to hope of any mercy at our hands / and that wee are not a frayd of thy &s;trong places / or for thy &s;trong Walles at Cra|cou / for wee will not only fall upon that towne and likewi&s;e thy court / but al&s;o thy Camp and whole Land / and &s;o &s;poyleand ruinate them / that not one &s;toue &s;hall remayne upod another / al&s;o root out the remembrance of thee and thy Kingdome.</P>
<P>In witnes or taken hereof wee &s;end thee hear with our blodye Sable / for that it &s;hall &s;peedly be followed by as / and then wee will &s;o cover thy Land with hor&s;e troopes / foot Companies and Cammels / that like in many yeares hath not been &s;eene. Only that Gods wrach thorow us / may be layd upon thee / for God is an up|holder of the good / and a puni&s;her of evell and peacebrekers / a~d like as wee are unto the a God upon Earth / &s;o wee doe &s;hake out our rod and anger again&s;t thee / onely to puni&s;h thy fal&s;e breaking of Truce.</P>
<P>Let now thy Gods come to help thee / if they will / neverthele&s;&s;e it &s;hall not helpe thee / thy Holyons wee will a&s;&s;uredly put to the Plough / and &s;o make them to plough the voyde Lands of Bulgaria and Iudea / where they &s;hallbe &s;o planted / that none &s;hall returne backe againe / and therefore conteut thy &s;elf heare with our meaning as afore&s;ayd.</P>
<P>All this wee have thought good to let thee know our di&s;plea&s;ure / from Con&s;tantinople / in the yeare of our Rayne / etc.</P>
<P>His Maje&s;tie of Denmarke cau&s;eth many Souldiors dayly to be ray&s;ed. In like manner doth the King of Sweden.</P>
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<P><HI>Imprinted at Am&s;terdam by George Ve&s;eler, A^o. 1621. The</HI> 9 of April.</P>
<P>And are to be foulde by Petrus Keerius, dwelling in the Calver&s;treete, in the uncertaine time.</P>
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