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<HEAD>The Courant out of Italy and Germany &amp;c.</HEAD>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Rome, <DATE>the 7. Augu&s;t.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>VVE have from Palerma / that there was at Me&s;&s;ina al manner of provi&s;ion made / again&s;t the coming of the Prince Philebert / and that the Vice King had cau&s;ed al the &s;hipps to be arre&s;ted / for to &s;erve to this Catholicq army and that many in&s;truments of warr were ready for &s;ome enterpri&s;e.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Veni&s;e, <DATE>the 13. dito.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>By Genua is confirmed out of Spaine that Bo<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter"> Rodrigo Calderon is openly &s;trangled / and his goods confi&s;cated / becau&s;e of &s;ome murther wher of he is the cau&s;e / and that there ar remit|ted of his goods for the lowe Contryes <HI>600.</HI> thou|&s;and crownes.</P>
<P>It is written from Mijlan that the <HI>7.</HI> Catho|licq Cantons / doe not holde with the Gri&s;ons at al / neyther al&s;o have they bin pre&s;ent at the jour|ny held at Baden / which is <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">eld by the Confede|rate for a graet de&s;py&s;ing / they ar al&s;o to come in armes togyther.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Vienna, <DATE>the 18. dito.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>Si<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">ce the la&s;t burning that the Hongres have bone in Marcvelt and in Au&s;tria / it is &s;ayd that t e &s;ame hath continued yet two whole dayes after / &s;o as there ar an hondert viliages burnt / and that ther fore the Emperour hath put ordre that fower thou&s;and men of the other garri&s;ons both Hor&s;emen and footmen &s;hal be put into this town: and becau&s;e Pre&s;bourg was to be be&s;idg / they have put out al the folkes which were fled in it out of all other places rond about / al&s;o that the two Regiments which were in the &s;uburbes / ar gone into the city / after that they have burnt the &s;and &s;uburbes / it continues that the Budiani with his Hongres do much hurt / for which cau&s;e many do flue <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">ere for refuge.</P>
<P>The Marquis of Iagerendorp with his folkes is jonned with Bethlehem Gabor he is gone from Thurna / and ar by S. Georges at Wort|berg / likewi&s;e al&s;o the old Comte of Turna / Hof|kirken / as General over the duyt&s;h folkes / togy|ther with the mai&s;ter of the artillery.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Prage, <DATE>the 19. dito.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>Vpon the <HI>18</HI> of this moneth / there ar patentes come ont / that becau&s;e under pretext of &s;oldiers / &s;o well hier as in the Land there is much robbe|rn and &s;poile made / that ther fore / all tho&s;e that ar without ma&s;ter as al&s;o all unknowen per&s;ons hier al yding / and which have no pa&s;port / &s;hall depart from the city.</P>
<P>Tabor doeth &s;til hold out / the <HI>18</HI> of this moneth they have come out and killed above an hondert of the Emperour folkes / the Comte Man&s;velt is &s;aid to goe now for to help them.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Vienna, <DATE>the 19. dito.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>The mi&s;erable e&s;tate of an hondert and twenty villages in Marcvelt burnt by the Hongres doe continue / the Marquis of Iagerendorp is joyned whith Bethlehem Gobor / wel <HI>20.</HI> thou&s;and &s;trong and have be&s;iedg Pre&s;bourg about an myle of from the city / the pe&s;t is &s;trong within the citey / and becau&s;e they can gett no victualls but from hence / it is to be feared that the pa&s;&s;age &s;hall be cutt of.</P>
<P>It is written that the Budiani doeth marche this waye vith is thou&s;and for to joine him&s;elf with the Marquis of Iaegrendorp / he is to come to Crembs / and then twards Moravie to Beth|lehem / hier is al&s;o a great feare for as is &s;ayd / the Emperour is to depart from hence within <HI>14.</HI> dayes / but none knowes where / hier ar wel <HI>6000.</HI> fled people / which for the mo&s;t p rt have lo&s;t all they have / and &s;o mu&s;t goe a begging.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Lints, <DATE>the 23. of Augu&s;t.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>Here is great feare in this Land of Au&s;tria be|cau&s;e of the Hongres / ther fore the Bi&s;hop of Salt&s;|bourg hath &s;ent one thou&s;and mu&s;quetiers to the Emperour for help / the Archiduck Leopold was al&s;o at Salt&s;bourg he is now gone from thence to Dienna / on thou&s;and men &s;hould folow him. Tho|&s;e Lords arre&s;ted ar not yet loo&s;e / but have good hope from the Due of Bavieres / to be delivred by him / onely in paying to the town and garri&s;on <HI>32.</HI> thou&s;and Florins.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Amberg <DATE>the 25. dito.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>The <HI>13. 14.</HI> and <HI>15</HI> of this moneth / the &s;oldiers of Bavieres have &s;hort upon Man&s;velt / wel an hon|dert &s;hotts but nor hurt above <HI>20.</HI> per&s;ons and be|cau&s;e &s;ome pieces of ordonnance ar placed upon the mount for to &s;hoot upon Man&s;velt ther fore doeth Man&s;velt him&s;elf cau&s;e <HI>200.</HI> men to fortify with al &s;peed / and for to prepare a place for ordon|nance / the <HI>13.</HI> of this moneth / ther hath al&s;o bin &s;e~t to him three thou&s;and yron boullets / <HI>50</HI> Waggons with a &s;omme of mony / and <HI>25.</HI> ma&s;ters of ordon|nance / theyr great ordonnance &s;hoots <HI>48.</HI> ponds of yron: they doe &s;carmi&s;h one another dayly.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Francfurt, <DATE>the 29. dito.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>After that the Spaniards have taken that hou|&s;e of Steyn in the Pals under Worms / which be|longs partly to the Palts / partly to the Bi&s;hop of Worms / and is al&s;o a pa&s;&s;age / they have divided them&s;elves into two parts on the one and on the other &s;yde of the Rhijn: it is like ther will be &s;ome thing done &s;hortly.</P>
<P>They writt from Worms / that tho&s;e of the Pals have taken agayn that hou&s;e of Steyn with hard &s;hooting upon it / and that from thence they ar gone to Gern&s;cheym: we &s;hall here the i&s;&s;ue of it.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Bunte in Swit&s;erland.</DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>Con&s;idering that the French Amba&s;&s;ador goeth about to deceave us bp the Spani&s;h practi&s;es / and to bring us under the &s;ervitude of Spaine / &s;o it is that the three Confederats will no longer wayt / but will labour by armes to recover the lo&s;t land / and for this cau&s;e ech confederat &s;hall bring <HI>5000.</HI> men in the field / which &s;hall goe on with the fir&s;t: the &s;ayd Amba&s;&s;ador is dayly to returne whence he came.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Bern <DATE>the 12. dito.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>The five quarrers have de&s;yred of us to lett
<PB REF="2">pa&s;&s;e the &s;oldiers levied for the King of France / but it hath bin refu&s;ed &s;o to doe all obout / whe|reupon ther might will be troble ri&s;e among the confederat.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Spier <DATE>the 20. dito.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>Within fewe dayes? <HI>15</HI> Copanies of the Pals folkes both hor&s;emen and footmen / have taken the~ quarter into the&s;e villages of the Bi&s;hop as Dor&s;t / Ruppen&s;bach / Niderkerken / Hambach? Dieder|&s;peit / Meckan / and Gen&s;heym / wherupon their clownes of Meckan putting them&s;elves in armes have killed &s;ome &s;oldiers / for which cau&s;e the &s;ol|diers have &s;ett upon them and killed <HI>16.</HI> of them / one hou&s;e burnt / and many &s;poild: the country|men flee hier with their wives and children in great nomber / that it is pitye to behold / and the &s;oldiers have &s;ent to daye one countryman for to warne the other to come home againe and prepare meat / which if they doe not / they will &s;ett all the villages on fyer / the other Soldiers al&s;o are to take their quarter to morow to Brureyn.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Vdenheym <DATE>the 20 dito.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>Monday la&s;t were five villages of the Pals ta|ke by force / and ye&s;terday <HI>2.</HI> more / and it is ankno|wen when ther will be an end / they hope to have ha&s;t help from other Princes: the&s;e villages taken ar all &s;poild / and the goods of them caried to Franckendal and other places.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Berg&s;trate <DATE>the 25. dito.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>The Colonel Obertrout came je&s;terday to Berg|&s;trate with his &s;oldiers / ther wilbe a fight: but bicau&s;e he is to &s;trong for the Spaniards / they &s;hall not be able to with&s;tand: Obertrout hath &s;ent them word to make good cheere in the hou&s;e of Stem / and that he will come to vi&s;it them: the Pals ar al&s;o all a&s;&s;embled to day by Laden|bourg.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Ceulen <DATE>31. Augu&s;t.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>The Marquis Spinola is pa&s;&s;ed torough the Land Gulic with his army / and gone twards Rinberg / from which he had cau&s;ed the &s;hipps of Rhoer / Er&s;oy and Lip for to make a &s;hipp&s;bridge / which hath bin effected with ha&s;t by all &s;uch per|&s;ons &s;kilfull in that thing: the <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">paniards doe cau|&s;e here a great deale of bread to be backt: which is caryed with &s;hipps twards Rimberg.</P>
<P>Tho&s;e of the fort of the Prie&s;t&s;-bonnet / had lett pa&s;&s;e a &s;hipp wholly laden with al manner of provi&s;ion and bier but afterwards have cau&s;ed the &s;ame &s;hipp to be brought agayme and arre&s;ted the &s;ame but the rea&s;on ther of is not knowen.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From VVe&s;el, <DATE>the fri&s;t of September.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>The Marquis Spinola is this morning come with his courtyers in this town / his folck ar yet on the other &s;yde of the Rhijn by Or&s;oy / Berck and other villadges rond about: they &s;aid that the bridg &s;halbe brought to morow ready / and put be|fore this city / for to pa&s;&s;e over the &s;oldiers / but where they intend no man knowes yet.</P>
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<P>They armp of the Prince of Orange is by Eme|ric where they have mun&s;tered / and lodged here and there in the villadges by Rees / they have all things &s;o wel bridg and other nece&s;&s;aries in a rea|dines and with great quantity: what they &s;hall effect / the tyme wil cleare.</P>
<P>In France / ther is no other likelihood but of warres / the pe&s;te doe beginne in the Kings Camp therfore the army is divided / there is among other one great Lord dead keeper of the Kings &s;cale.</P>
<P>They writte from Hambourg that tho&s;e &s;ol|diers which were di&s;charged by the King of Dane|marck / are agayn taken in &s;ervice / and in the mea|ne tyme that there ar many &s;oldiers within Ham|bourg wher upon it hath bin declared with the &s;ound of the dromme that they mu&s;t departe the city with in <HI>24</HI> houres / oud forbidden to give them anp loging, It is &s;ayd that the King of Swede &s;hould have be&s;eidge the city of Riga / in Lyfland.</P>
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<P><HI>AT AMSTERDAM Printed by George Ve&s;eler. The 12. of Septembre. 1621.</HI></P>
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