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<HEAD>Courant Newes out of Italy, Germany, Bohemia, Poland, &amp;c.</HEAD>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Roome <DATE>the 12. of Iunij, 1621.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>THe Pope hath prepared for the Emperours Maje&s;tie a Regiment of Footemen and <HI>300</HI> Hor&s;es / which Mon&s;ieur Aldebrandino &s;hall bring into Germany / which the Pope wil main|taine his &s;elf. The Amba&s;&s;adors of Venice are de|parted from hence homewardes with good &s;atis|faction and faire gifts.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Venize <DATE>the 18. hereof.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>At Milanen are more Men taken on / and the Spanyards fortifie the place in Veltlin againe very &s;tronglye / which doth not give any expecta|tion of re&s;titution.</P>
<P>The Duke of Savoy hath mu&s;tered his foote|men and Hor&s;emen.</P>
<P>From Con&s;tantinople is confirmed / that a ve|rye great &s;orte of men goe for Polen and Hun|garie.</P>
<P>Wee heare from Milanen / notwith&s;tandinge commandement is come from Spaine twy&s;e to re&s;titute Veltlin / yet the Governour doth to the contrarye / &s;ending manye men thither. The Arch-Duke Leopold doth the like / becau&s;e that a while agone <HI>14.</HI> Companyes of Swit&s;ers are fallen into &s;ome part / beeinge under the Com|mandement of the Duke of Au&s;tria / and burnt an Abbye / which doth keepe back the re&s;titution yet the Spainyards mu&s;t give it againe at la&s;t. They are verye much di&s;contented / becau&s;e the Duke of Savoy hath mu&s;tered &s;o manye Men / wherein they can not tell what his intention is.</P>
<P> Wee heare from Con&s;tantinople / that the Great Turke with his principall Officers are broken up and gone to Adrianopel / and conducted by a great &s;ort of Ianit&s;ers and Iagy / his men of Warre &s;hould bee (be&s;ides the Tartars) <HI> 300000. </HI> &s;trong / he hath taken out of the Tre&s;urye with him 4&frac12;. Milisns Soltanini / for to paye his Men he hath al&s;o given his Generall of the Sea <HI> 400000. </HI> Soltanini. Who is gone with <HI> 70 </HI> &s;hips in the black Sea / for to keepe the Co&s;&s;acks back / who did threatten to com to Con&s;tantinople with theire Gallyes. Wee heare in other Letters: That the Great Turke will &s;end <HI> 150000. </HI> Men in Polen / and <HI> 100000. </HI> in the Moldou / leavinge the Ca&s;tles in Hungarie well provided for de|fence. </P>
<P>With the Fortre&s;&s;e Nieuheu&s;el it doth &s;tand in former e&s;tate / it is wholy be&s;ieged / but they lye yet &s;o farre from it / that no peece of Ordnance can reach it. This day there are &s;ent more Can|nons and Munition thither. In the meane time Bucquoy makes certaine thou&s;ands of Cannon|ba&s;kets for defence / to &s;hoote at Nieuheu&s;el. The Souldiors of the Emperour &s;hewe them&s;elves heere very unwilling / becau&s;e of bad payement. And a certaine time agone / are the <HI>4000.</HI> Hunga|rians / which Betlem Gabor had &s;ent with Mon|nye and Munition for the a&s;&s;i&s;tance of Nieuheu|&s;el / by the Souldiors of the Generall Filleck / and Set&s;chi unawares fallen upon / beaten / and taken from them (among other things) <HI>25000</HI> Dallers / whereupon they of Nieuheu&s;e<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter"> fall dayly our / and take many Hor&s;es and people impri&s;oned. They have al&s;o &s;ome dayes pa&s;t driven the Lord Gene|rall of Diepenbach wholy out of his quarter / &s;o that the getting of this Fortre&s;&s;e may co&s;t many a head / heere goeth al&s;o a &s;peech that there &s;hall bee &s;ome &s;u&s;pected per&s;ons impri&s;oned.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Vienna <DATE>the 17. of Iuny.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>In Hungaria on this and other &s;ide of the Do|nau it doth &s;tand in former e&s;tate / and wee hope that Papa wil give them&s;elvs over to the Empe|rours Maje&s;tie / yet the Budian tarryeth by his former meaning / Berlem hath &s;ent &s;ome Hor&s;e|menne and Footemenne / with &s;ome monny and munition / which the Liutenant at Filleck Ste&s;|fen Heret &s;hin perceiving / hath with a Company of men from the Fronters / and Set&s;chi mette them / and by Rimatumbat fallen upon them / fought again&s;t them / and driven them awaye.</P>
<P>At this pre&s;ent Burquoy &s;hootes at Nieuheu&s;el &s;trongly in twoo places / and it continues that they of our &s;ide have lo&s;t before it (be&s;ides the Bagage) already <HI>900.</HI> Men.</P>
<P>Vpon the <HI>5.</HI> of Iuly &s;hould the Emper. Maj. travell to Prague.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Bre&s;law, <DATE>the 18. hereof.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>Notwith&s;tanding the Marckgrave of Iager&s;|dorp and his Souldiors have received their paye of the Lords / Princes / and States / yet hee &s;eekes all manner of &s;hifts for to keepe the Souldiors togeather / and under his Government / hee hath &s;ome dayes pa&s;t be&s;ieged that Bi&s;&s;hoply Ca&s;tle at Neus with his Souldiors / and demanded of the Admini&s;trators / Chief Coun&s;ell and com|montye / that they &s;hould &s;weare unto him / hee doth not &s;uffer any goods / monny / neither any thing el&s;e to bee carried our from thence. The yonge Earle of Thurn is with his Wife by him / and a &s;peech goeth that the Generall Stubenval will joyne him&s;elfe with his Moravi&s;h Soul|diors to the Marckgrave.</P>
<P>Wee heare from Horn: That the Turkes are gotten within &s;ome twentye myles to Lublin / and that the Poles have had two overthrowes / whereupon the King hath cau&s;ed the Crowne to bee carried from Cracou.</P>
<P>The Poli&s;h Lords / which dwell in Colmi&s;|&s;chen have caried their be&s;t goods into the Duke|&s;hip of Prui&s;&s;en. And there is great feare in that Land / becau&s;e there are no &s;trong places / there|fore War&s;chou &s;hall be fortified.</P>
<P>The Duke Elector of Brandenburgh is cele|brated Duke of Prui&s;&s;en / through the Kings
<PB REF="2">Commi&s;&s;ioners upon the <HI>29</HI> of May / and the whole Land of Prui&s;&s;en is commanded to ac|knowledge him for there Prince.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Prage <DATE>the 17. herof.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>Heere are againe &s;ome more peeces of Ordi|nance cau&s;ed to be fetched out of the Magazin / and brought into divers places of the Ca&s;tle / the &s;ame &s;hall al&s;o be done in the Cittie / the rea&s;on is / becau&s;e they feare for an uprore when the exe|cution &s;hall be. In like manner the Generall Sa&s;&s;ers Hor&s;emenne are arived heere / beeing <HI>7.</HI> Companies &s;trong / well Armed Men / alone they have no long gunnes or Carbyners / they are in|quartered in the old and new cittie / it is &s;aid / that the Execution &s;hall be upon Munday or Tue&s;|day next / which beeing ended the Emperours Commi&s;&s;ioners &s;hall goe from hence into Mora|via / and there doe the like Execution.</P>
<P>The Spani&s;h Souldiors in Moravia doe Ty|rannize very much over the Cittizens and In|habitants.</P>
<P>The Souldiors / which lye here / would ye&s;ter night have &s;accaged the Iewes Cittie (or that part of Prague / wherein the Iewes dwell) but an Agreement is made / and the Iewes mu&s;t give the Governour of Wal&s;teyn a great &s;om of Mo|ney.</P>
<P>The Governour French goeth dayly here up and downe / without any watch / he will &s;ett our an Apology again&s;t Man&s;velt.</P>
<P>The &s;peech goeth that the Earle of Man&s;velt is broken up with his Souldiors again&s;t the Ba|varians / whether he will on&s;ett Tabor or no is yet unknow it.</P>
<P>The Marckgrave of I<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">ger&s;dory is al&s;o re|tired back into Bohemia / and taken in the Lord|&s;hip Nachot / as the &s;peach goeth.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Bunten, <DATE>the 15 hereof.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>Although tho&s;e of Zurich were expecting their Folke againe every houre / but it is happened that the pa&s;&s;age is onexpected taken from them / by <HI>900.</HI> well mounted Spaniards / the which ar|rived at Meyeubelt by <HI>1</HI> or <HI>2</HI> at a time / &s;o that there is little hope of a peace.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Lints <DATE>the 20. hereof.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>The Governour of Munchen is arived heere againe within the&s;e few dayes / whereupon the <HI>16.</HI> of this pre&s;ent the <HI>2.</HI> Lords of Sternbergh Brothers / <HI>2</HI> Lords of Geil / Brothers / and the old Lord Governour Heger / are all &s;ett at libertie from their are&s;tment / but how others &s;hal &s;peede time will reveale.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>Fom Egher <DATE>the 21 of Iune.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>The Bavarian Souldiors / which have layen in Coninck&s;weert / Slackewalt / and other places are all marche to Tachou / the Bavarians and the Earle of Maln&s;velts Souldiors rove daylie one again&s;t another / like as they did a quarter of a league from Bleyen&s;teyn upon the <HI>18.</HI> of this pre&s;ent / falling the one upon the other / and a long while Scher<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">nidged togither / where in <HI>300.</HI> of the Baverians were &s;laine and <HI>100</HI> of the Man&s;|velts Souldiors.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Newmark <DATE>the 24. of Iuny.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>Heere are <HI>700</HI> Hor&s;emen inquartered / which are come from the Onder-Pals / and arrived at Pleynvelt / Ollinge and other places / where they hold but bad hau&s;e with &s;accaging <HI>&amp;</HI> evil doings they &s;hould joyne with the Earle of Man&s;velt / who is broken up and in marching / fell upon <HI>3.</HI> Cornets of Bavari&s;h Hor&s;emen / and &s;lew allmo&s;t all of them.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Strae&s;burgh <DATE>the 21. hereof.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>Heere pa&s;&s;e many French-men dayly / through this Cittie to the Kinge of Fraunce / whom the Duke of Bavaria hath ca&s;&s;hierd.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From the Palts <DATE>the 25. of Iuny.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>The Baron Digby / Engli&s;h Amba&s;&s;adour / hath taken his way through Cruyt&s;nach and Frankendall / and the other night lodged at Spier / he hath rea&s;onable good &s;tore of Bag|gadge with him / wherefore he makes but rea&s;o|nable ha&s;t / we hope that he will effect &s;ome good matters at Weenen.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Ments <DATE>the 26. dito.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>The Spaniards have burnt downe to the grounde the market-towne Albech by Altzey / <HI>2.</HI> dayes agone / becau&s;e the Country men had &s;laine <HI>3.</HI> Spaniards.</P>
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<P>The &s;peech goeth that the Emper. &s;hould have given the Elector&s;hip to the Duke of Bavaria / who thereupon cau&s;ed him to be pictured in his Electoriall Habit: Wherefore it is thought that the Amba&s;&s;adour of the <HI>Kings Maje&s;tie of Great Brittaigne</HI> will effectuate little / becau&s;e his Maje|&s;tie will never &s;uffer that / and therefore for the&s;e and other &s;uch like matters the warres might begin againe in Germanie.</P>
<P>News from Fraunce mentioneth / that the Cit|tie <HI>S. Ieand Angely</HI> is yet be&s;iedged / and that tho&s;e within had done &s;ome outfalles uppon the Kings Hoa&s;t / and done them great hurt / &s;o that &s;ome certaine <HI>100.</HI> Souldiors were &s;laine / where under were many per&s;ons of great Dignitie.</P>
<P>News from Flaunders mentioneth that &s;ome certaine mutinierde Souldiors of the Arch-duke have burnt two fayre Villages.</P>
<P>At We&s;el was provi&s;ion made to bake for a Camp / to have all Bread a forehand / but there was tydings that the Marquls Spinola &s;hould very &s;hortly ri&s;e with <HI>20000</HI> men of all Nations.</P>
<P>The <HI>28.</HI> of Iune were brought into Zurphen <HI>20</HI> Hor&s;es / where under was on Lieutennant / on Corner / and on Aun&s;ient of a Companie of Foote men taken by our Souldiors.</P>
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<P><HI>Printed at Am&s;terdam,</HI> By GEORGE VESELER. The 9. of IULY.</P>
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