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<HEAD>CORANTE, OR, NEWES FROM Italy, Germany, Hungarie, Spaine and France. 1621.</HEAD>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Rome <DATE>the <HI>21.</HI> of Augu&s;t. <HI>1621.</HI></DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>THere is aduice from Naples, that certaine Amba&s;&s;adours of Me&s;&s;ina are arriued there and from thence are to go into Spaine, to con|gratulate the king and to giue him a pre&s;ent of 150000. crownes, as al&s;o that in Naples a con|tention falling out betweene the Spaniards and Neopolitans, there were many on both &s;ides &s;laine and wounded, &s;o that if the Cardinall the <HI>Vice Roy</HI> had not &s;tept in among&s;t them, there would haue bene a great &s;laughter.</P>
<P>The Popes galleyes are gone to Gaeta and Me&s;&s;ina, but the gally Saint <HI>Peter</HI> &s;tayes at Gaeta.</P>
<P>On tue&s;day Prince <HI>Philibert</HI> with 15. gallyes &s;ayled along by Ciuita Vechia towards Sicilia.</P>
<P>Here by commandement of the Pope there are co&s;tly &s;wadling bands, mantles, and other blankets made, they are embroidered with gold &s;iluer, and other co&s;tly workes, to pre&s;ent vnto the queene of Spaine again&s;t &s;hel is brought to bed of her fir&s;t child, amounting to the vallew of 10000. crownes.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 span"> of <DATE>Augu&s;t. <HI>162<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">.</HI></DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>BY letters of the 21. from Genua it is certi|fied, that <HI>Petro de Liena</HI> is arriued there with two gallyes from Spaine, and that the re&s;t &s;tay &s;till at Vado. The next day the Generall follow|ed him, and in a &s;hip richly laden went from Genua to Spaine, and pa&s;&s;ing by Nizza refu&s;ed to pay the Tole, whereupon certaine ve&s;&s;els were &s;ent out again&s;t them, and ouertaking the~ in the Prouince Sea, tooke them and brought them to Nizza from Griecki&s;ckwi&s;enburg. It is certified that the bridges that are made ouer the riuer Donaw by the Turkes, are now ready, and that the Turke hath left an army of 50000. men by Cameniz to defend the bridges, after whom there followed 15000. waggons laden with victuals and munition for the Army, in the meane time the Turks &s;ent 10000. Turkes to forrage the country, who being met with all by 15000. Polonians fought together, the Polan|ders at la&s;t hauing the victory.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Vienna <DATE>the <HI>25</HI> of Augu&s;t. <HI>1621.</HI></DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>AFter the Hungarians had burnt &amp; de&s;troy|ed about 200. ca&s;tles, villages, and market townes, and &s;poyled a great quantity of corne &s;tanding vpon the ground, they went backe a|gaine and planted a &s;iege before Presburge, &amp; vpon the 19. 20 21. &amp; 22. of Augu&s;t &s;hot fierce|ly again&s;t it, and &s;till continue their battery; the Emperours &s;ouldiers defend them&s;elues va|liantly therein, notwith&s;tanding that they are &s;hut vp therein, and are determined to fight as long as any of them are aliue, if they bee not forced to yeeld for want of ayde and proui&s;ion of victuals.</P>
<P>There are 8000. men of Morauia, Bohemia and many &s;ouldiers of Syle&s;ia gathered toge|ther in Marble, that are to go withall &s;peede to releeue Presburge.</P>
<P>On this &s;ide the riuer Donaw the Budianers in great numbers ouer-runne and ran&s;acke the countrey, doing great hurt by burning and &s;poyling the &s;ame, and haue come within foure miles of this towne, and burnt the countrey: whereupon the poore people in great feare run away, and by that means the corne in the coun|trey is all &s;poyled. The Earle of Colalto, hath commi&s;&s;ion to defend New&s;tadt, and to let the~, from making incur&s;io~. After that the Emperor|had proclaymed a generall pardon in Morauia, and the pri&s;oners &s;et at libertie, they began to defend them&s;elues, and are determined to de|fend their countrey from further inua&s;ions. There are more men ex&s;pected to come hither from Inn. Captain <HI>Becker,</HI> that had bin 3. weekes pri&s;oner with the Hungarians is now relea&s;ed and come hither.</P>
<P>The Ducket is yet 3. Florins and a halfe, and the R<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="2 letters"> Dollor 3. Florin<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter"> and 20. Crutzers. The gold Doller 2. Florins, which &s;ort of mo|ny &s;hall be ray&s;ed to 4. 3. and 2. and a halfe.</P>
<P>The Duke of Saxons, and the Engli&s;h Am|ba&s;&s;adors are yet here.</P>
<P>The Earle of Colalto, 8 dayes &s;ince, meeting with the Hungarians that came to New&s;tadt, and there in the &s;uburbs tooke certaine childre~ and carryed them pri&s;oners, whereof &s;ome of them were Turkes.</P>
<P>The Budianers with who~ there are 6000. Turks ioyned are gone with their army towards the borders of the Steirmarke.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Presburge <DATE>the <HI>21.</HI> of Augu&s;t. <HI>1621.</HI></DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>THe 16. 17. and 18. of this month the enemy planted his &s;iege in Hohemery winegar|dens, on both &s;ides about this towne, in &s;uch manner that all the ground is couered with the~ which done vpon the 19. 20. 21. they began to batter the towne and pre&s;ently entred the &s;ub|urbs, and began to en&s;conce them&s;elues again&s;t the towne, again&s;t whom our &s;ouldiers are not idle, and cea&s;ed not 3. dayes together to &s;hoot out of the towne and ca&s;tle again&s;t them, and they in like maner again&s;t vs, whereby ma|ny are &s;laine on both &s;ides: the la&s;t night the e|nemy brought his great ordina~ce to the Scha~d|torfer &s;treet, and planted a great peece ouer a|gain&s;t S^t. <HI>Michaels</HI> tower, to batter the bulwark and &s;conce, but to little end, for that not onely the wals in that place are very &s;trong, but al&s;o the vttermo&s;t Bulwarke, for that they cannot &s;peedily make any bretch, and as &s;oone as any hurt is done, pre&s;ently it is repayred and tam|perd
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<PB REF="3">vp againe. The Souldiers within are fully re&s;olued to defend them&s;elues to the la&s;t man, and hope that the Emperour will ayd them both with men and other proui&s;ion.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>Another from thence of <DATE>the <HI>24.</HI> of Augu&s;t.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>THe enemy batters the towne both day and night, and hath already &s;hot 1500. &s;hot a|gain&s;t it, &amp; do a&s;&s;aile the Tower and Bulwarke of Saint Michael, &s;hooting bullets of 15. 18 &amp; 20. pound and more, and they of the Ca&s;tle and Tower &s;hoot continually at them, we are in good hope that the enemy within few dayes will leaue off his enter-pri&s;e, for wee expect the Emperours force this day or to morrow.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Prague <DATE>the <HI>26.</HI> of Augu&s;t. <HI>1621.</HI></DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>THe 20. of this Moneth early in the mor|ning, about 9. of the clock. The Iudges of Ellenbogen and of Stoltz. <HI>D: Friderick van Car&s;padt</HI> and <HI>D: Luken,</HI> with other Pri&s;oners heere, were receiued in an open Wagon, being conueyed by certaine hor&s;emen to purglitz. There to &s;tay till further re&s;olution come from the Emperour, what &s;hall be done with the re&s;t that are Pri&s;oners time will reueale.</P>
<P>Wee are certified from Tabor, that they within &s;till defend them&s;elues valiantly, ye&s;ter|day it is reported that <HI>Baltazars</HI> Souldiers had lo&s;t another a&s;&s;ault, and two dayes pa&s;t there were 1500. weigh of Powder &s;ent from hence thether. Colonell <HI>Paradi&s;e</HI> that was wounded with a &s;hot before Tabor, is come hether to be healed, and the Surgions are determined to cut out the Bullet that lies betweene his No&s;e and his Eyes. Tabor is not like to giue ouer without great force and lo&s;&s;e of many men, for that if our men &s;hould enter vpon the walls, yet they within are &s;o &s;trongly in&s;con&s;t, lodged and intrenched, that they are not to be gotten out.</P>
<P>Ye&s;terday the la&s;t Mar&s;hall or State-law was holden in the Klein&s;eytner-place, wherein a|boue 500. common &s;ouldiers, and &s;ome Com|manders, that had left the Wal&s;tein Regi|ment, had their names &s;et vpon the Gallowes</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From the Hage <DATE>the <HI>30.</HI> of Augu&s;t. <HI>1621.</HI></DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>THis day the Earle of Schwarkenberge &s;at long in Coun&s;ell with the generall States, as it is thought about the affaires of Gulicke. Two or three dayes, &s;ince there came a Gentle|man from the Marque&s;&s;e of Iagerin&s;dorf hi|ther, and had audience of the generall States, it is thought he is come to require &s;ome mony. On Tue&s;day the Arminians in Rotterdame be|gan a new &s;tirre, hauing called &s;ecretly one of their Preachers into the towne to preach, which being knowne, and the Souldiers hauing &s;tay|ed him. They thought to haue taken him from them by force, and killed a Souldier with a Hammer, whereupon the Souldiers di&s;charged their Peeces at the Arminians, and kild fiue of them, and tooke twenty of them pri&s;oners, which the re&s;t &s;eeing, got home to their hou&s;es, and &s;ome of them for that cau&s;e threatning the the maie&s;trates, there are Commi&s;&s;ioners by or+der from the prouinciall Court &s;ent out, to ex|amine the cau&s;e, and find out the beginners of that matter.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Am&s;terdame <DATE>the <HI>31.</HI> of Augu&s;t. <HI>1621.</HI></DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>BEtweene Saterday and Sunday in the night the Arminians &s;ought to preach heere, but being di&s;couered, the foure Burgama&s;ters of the towne, with the burgers watch, entered the place where they were, and tooke the Preacher who before had beene bani&s;hed from thence, and taking the names of the greate&s;t part of the company that were pre&s;ent, they &s;hall be fined for their labour.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From We&s;ell <DATE>the fir&s;t of September. <HI>1621.</HI></DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>MAarques <HI>Spinola</HI> lies not farre from hence, with his Army on the other &s;ide of the Rhine, al things are prepared for the &s;hipbridge there are aboue 1800. Waggons with Muniti|on in his Campe, and 16. great Peeces of Or|dinance, graue <HI>Henrick van den birge,</HI> is gone backe with 7000 foote, and 500. Hor&s;e, whe|ther he or the other will goe, as yet it is not knowne and <HI>Don Lewis de vela&s;co,</HI> lieth at Bu|rige not farre from hence, and dayly the Colo|nels and Captaines come hether. So for that the Marque&s;&s;e of Ansbach, and graue, <HI>Iohn van Na&s;saw</HI> are heere, therefore the Marque&s;&s;e is expected heere about 8. of the clocke. There|fore all our Souldiers are ready in armes, it is &s;aid that the States, Forces, are about <HI>Elter|berge,</HI> betweene Kings-Sconce and Emerick, where they al&s;o make a Bridge ouer the Rhine, we dayly expect &s;omething to be done.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Bru&s;&s;els <DATE>the <HI>2.</HI> of September. <HI>1621.</HI></DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>THe Infanta 3. dayes together hath &s;at in o|pen audience, and two dayes &s;ince the Earle <HI>Vrati&s;laus van Fur&s;tenberge,</HI> the Empe|rours Emba&s;&s;ador had audience, who to mor|row is to goe from hence towards Spaine.</P>
<P>In France the Duke <HI>D' Mayne,</HI> vpon the 19. of Augu&s;t, be&s;iegd the &s;trong towne of Moun|tabon, there are many great Peeces of Ordi|nance in it, but not aboue 1000. foote, and 200 hor&s;e, and about 3000 burgers.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Coulen <DATE>then <HI>5.</HI> of Septeptember.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>GRaue <HI>Henrick van den berge,</HI> hath taken the hou&s;e called Reed in the Palatinate, for that as the Lord of Oldenberge, with &s;ome of his &s;eruants, being owner thereof, rode thither (it being kept by a company of the States &s;oul|diers) he was taken by graue <HI>Henricks</HI> &s;ouldiers, and carried to <HI>Gladback,</HI> where he was &s;o dealt withall, that he was content to yeeld the hou&s;e to <HI>Graue Henrick,</HI> and to that end wrote to the Captaine to yeeld it vnto him. Marque&s;&s;e <HI>Spi|nola</HI> lies yet at Reinberge, and for that all things are prepared ready for the Bridge before We|&s;ell, we &s;hall &s;hortly &s;ee what will be done.</P>
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<P><HI>London Printed for</HI> N. B. <HI>September the</HI> 24. 1621. <HI>Out of the Hie Dutch Coppy printed at</HI> Franckford.</P>
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