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<HEAD>CORANT OR VVEEKLY NEVVES, from Italy, Germany, Hungaria, Polonia, Bohemia, France, and the Low-Countries.</HEAD>
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<HEAD>From Rome the 17. of September 1621.</HEAD>
<P>FRom <HI>Roome</HI> it is certainely Reported that Car|dinall <HI>Bellermine,</HI> after he had receiued the Co|munion and the <HI>Popes</HI> Benediction died,</P>
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<HEAD>From Vienna the 22. of September. 1721.</HEAD>
<P>The Spani&s;h Amba&s;&s;ador is come hether againe with the Earle of Colalto From <HI>Pre&s;burg</HI> and the differences betwene the <HI>outlandi&s;h</HI> &amp; <HI>German</HI> Ge|nerals are agr&eacute;ed vpon, but vntill this day noe Im|periall Generall hath b&eacute;ene yet named.</P>
<P>The 21. of this moneth to the ordained m&eacute;eting at <HI>Rauen&s;burg</HI> on the <HI>Maerke,</HI> is deputed for Com|mi&s;&s;ary, the Cardinall <HI>Dieterich&s;teyn,</HI> the Archbi&s;h|op <HI>Ba&s;man,</HI> the Lord <HI>Breuner,</HI> and the Earle of <HI>Meg|gan:</HI> on the Hungarians &s;ide both the Earles of Thur&s;o and <HI>2.</HI> principall Lords of the Country, who &s;hould haue met together this day but becau&s;e of the contagion, which there much increa&s;eth, it is not yet begun</P>
<P>The Archduke <HI>Charles</HI> is yeth&eacute;ere he hath cau&s;ed great quantity of Wynes and other proui&s;ion to be tran&s;ported to the <HI>Landiorney</HI> in Sile&s;ia whether the &s;aid Archduke is dayly to march: where al&s;o the Elector of <HI>Saxon</HI> in his owne per&s;on &s;hould appare. and it is h&eacute;ere publi&s;hed that all proui&s;ion of Vittels &s;hould he tran&s;ported hether, and to other &s;trong places and Townes</P>
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<HEAD>From Newmarck the 30 of Septem.</HEAD>
<P>At this in&s;tant, the Earle of <HI>Mansfield</HI> who is bro|ken vp from <HI>Ambergh,</HI> is here expected with thr&eacute;e Coronets of Hor&s;e, and more men &s;hall follow af|ter him, whereupon Women &amp; Children fly from hence with their be&s;t goods, &amp; there is great &s;ighing and lamenting, among&s;t the poore people in the <HI>Mentz</HI> Country.</P>
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<HEAD>From Francfort the 30. of September.</HEAD>
<P>We holde it here, that <HI>Franckendal</HI> is as much as be&s;iedged, becau&s;e the Spaniards (by rea&s;on of the Generals retyring) is ma&s;ter of the mo&s;t part of the <HI>Bergh</HI> &s;treet: All the Townes and Boroughes (except the Ca&s;tle <HI>Sarckenburgh</HI>) hauing yeilded them&s;elues vnto them.</P>
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<HEAD>From Thorne in Pru&s;&s;ia.</HEAD>
<P>It is reported, that the Citty of Kigain Ly&s;land is taken in by the King of Swethland, becau&s;e that after hauing &s;u&s;tained and repul&s;ed <HI>4</HI> a&s;&s;aults, and they without preparing for the Fifth a&s;&s;ault before the Citty gates, tho&s;e that were within, the Citty in many places being &s;et on fire, &s;ought to parley and thus p&eacute;elded the Citty with compo&s;ition.</P>
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<HEAD>From Vienna the 18. of September 1621.</HEAD>
<P>Some letters from Vienna relate, that the Em|perors army beginneth againe to increa&s;e and grow &s;tronger, and that by the Land Townes is much &s;o|li<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="2 letters">ted, for a truce or cellation of Armes, that at the other &s;ide <HI>Budiani</HI> with his men did yet continue to doe much &s;poyle had already made him&s;elfe Ma&s;ter of D<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">o&s;kere<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter"> vnder New&s;radt, Menling, Enten&s;|v<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="2 letters">y, and almo&s;t of that whole Country, ran&s;acking <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 word"> the very gates of Vienna, where it is feared that he &s;hall take in his power the Riuer of Douaw, and thereby &s;hut vp the pa&s;&s;age both by land and water, whereby the Imperiall army might come to indure great di&s;tre&s;&s;e.</P>
<P>The Duke of Bauaria hath not onely vpper Au|&s;tria in pawne, but hath al&s;o hath taken the Salt|handel in vpper Au&s;tria into his po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion.</P>
<P>The Marquis of Iagen&s;dorp, is entred in Mora|nia, and there k&eacute;epeth hou&s;e very di&s;orderly.</P>
<P>The Elector<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">ll Saxonians, haue be&s;ieged Glatz in Sile&s;ia: which Citty as it is written is well pro|uided with men and munition.</P>
<P>The Marquis hath menaced tho&s;e of Bre&s;law very rigorou&s;ly, becau&s;e they let the Saxonians haue of their munition.</P>
<P>There was newes that the King of Polonia was broken vp to with&s;tand the Turke, who with <HI>300.</HI> thou&s;and men was come to the frontiers of his Land.</P>
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<HEAD>From Vienna, the 22. of September 1621.</HEAD>
<P><HI>Bethlem Gabor</HI> hath not b&eacute;ene &s;&eacute;ene in his army this <HI>14.</HI> dayes, but hath b&eacute;ene at Ofen, where &s;ome thou&s;ands of Turkes are arriued, whome he bring|eth to his Leager.</P>
<P>The Marquis of Iager&s;dorp with his Army, and al&s;o the Carle of Thurne, who commandeth o|uer the Germans, are gone to Morauia, where h&eacute;e hath aloeady burn'd to the ground aboue <HI>12.</HI> Villa|ges and Boroughs, and hath cau&s;ed &s;ome hundreths of per&s;ons to be &s;laine, and put to death.</P>
<P><HI>Bethlem</HI> him&s;elfe being now reuiued, hath &s;ent word once again to tho&s;e of Presburgh, that he will &s;hortly vi&s;ite tham once more with fire and Sword.</P>
<P>The Commander <HI>Diepenbach</HI> is ye&s;terday come hither with the Imperiall Field-campe vnder Pre&s;|burgh, and our Army &s;hall breake vp from thence and is to goe to the Marckfelt ouer a Shipbridge (which is layd ouer the riuer at Thoben) towards Morauia to binder the bad intention of Iager&s;dorp becau&s;e that he with Mansfield is thought to haue a pernicious enterpri&s;e in hand again&s;t the Imperiall Maie&s;ty.</P>
<P>The <HI>Budiani</HI> hath as yet &s;trongly continued with burning and ran&s;acking in Au&s;tria and Stiria, and now their commeth newes that within <HI>8.</HI> dayes time he hath burnt to the ground obout <HI>80.</HI> Towns and Villages, and carryed away &amp; put to death ma|ny thou&s;ands of &s;oules. Al&s;o newes are brought by the Po&s;t, who hath brought hither the ran&s;ome for the pri&s;oners h&eacute;ere, of a dangerous and hurtfull in|tended infall of the <HI>Budiani,</HI> who being &s;trong more then <HI>20000.</HI> men all Turkes and Hungarians, is re&s;olued to put fire in the Suburbs of this Citty.</P>
<P>The reconciliation of the Palatine with the Em|perors Maie&s;ty is h&eacute;ere in good termes, becau&s;e that his Maie&s;ty hath written to all the Electors, to heare and vnder&s;tand their aduice, they are all incli|ned to pardon, &s;o that it is hoped that within a &s;hort time a Ce&s;&s;ation of armes &s;hall be effected.</P>
<P>Moreouer the Plague beginneth h&eacute;ere much to in|crea&s;e, and be&s;ides all things are h&eacute;ere very d&eacute;ere, one pound of Fle&s;h, that h&eacute;ere before hath co&s;t <HI>14.</HI> pence, is now &s;old for <HI>5.</HI> Cruyt&s;ers, &amp; many wonder|full
<PB REF="2">fokens &amp; vi&s;ions are dayly &s;&eacute;en in the Element.</P>
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<HEAD>From Pague the 23. of September 1621.</HEAD>
<P>Some few dayes agoe, there is carried againe an other great Piece of Canon out of this Citty &s;tore|hou&s;e to Tabor, and although tho&s;e of Tabor perceiue the re&s;olute con&s;iancy of the be&s;iegers, and that dayly more and more men re&s;ort to them, for all that they are the more &s;cornefull, and the more make a &s;coffing of it, becau&s;e that they haue receiued comfort from Mansfield of their on&s;et by him at the fir&s;t. And newes commeth from Sile&s;&s;a, that the Soldiers of that Country haue taken the Citty of Glatz by compo&s;ition, but what the conditions are is as yet vnknowne.</P>
<P>We had h&eacute;ere aduice ye&s;terday that the Earle of Mansfield was agr&eacute;ed with the Duke of Bauaria, namely that he &s;hould pay to him the &s;aid Earle <HI>300</HI> thou&s;and Florins, but to his Soldiers <HI>3.</HI> monthes wages, and who&s;oeuer would be content to &s;erue a|gaine, that he &s;hould goe to Hungaria al&s;o to voyde and pull downe all the Sconces and fortre&s;&s;es about the Palatinate, likewi&s;e the &s;aid Duke &s;hould pro|cure pardon for Mansfield by the Emperors Maie|&s;ty, vpon condition that all his life time he &s;hould not &s;erue nor beare Armes again&s;t the hou&s;e of Au|&s;tria, Bauaria, nor Spaine, and that in recompence thereof h&eacute;e &s;hould be made an Earle of the Empire, with other conditions more, whereupon he with his whole army is retired, taking his iourney towards Ambergh.</P>
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<HEAD>From the Berg&s;trate the 28. of Sept. 1621.</HEAD>
<P>The Spaniards haue begun the <HI>26.</HI> hereof to &s;hoote vpon the Towne of Franckendal, but be|cau&s;e that tho&s;e within defended them&s;elues vali|antly, they the la&s;t night retired from thence, and went to Key&s;ers Lautexen, what their they &s;hal effect we &s;hall heare. At this in&s;tant great burning hath b&eacute;ene &s;&eacute;ene in diuere places about the &s;ame ter|ritories.</P>
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<HEAD>From the vpper Palatinate the 28. of Sept. 1621.</HEAD>
<P>W&eacute;e are h&eacute;ere in the&s;e Countries in a mi&s;erable &s;tate, becau&s;e that the Earle of Mansfield will not accept the agr&eacute;ement with the Duke of Bauaria, al&s;o becau&s;e the &s;aid Mansfield hath vnder&s;tood, that the Magi&s;trates at Ambergh with the Nobility and City, haue y&eacute;elded them&s;elues to the deuotion of the Duke of Bauaria, the &s;aid Earle is marched for|ward, hath &s;poyled, ran&s;acked and burnt, the faire Market towne Hantpach, &amp; Slicht, and killed ma|ny poore &s;ubiects, hath al&s;o be&s;ieged Vil&s;eek, &amp; now he &s;warmeth with the mo&s;t part of his Hor&s;emen round about Ambergh, tho&s;e of the Citty haue &s;hut their Gates, refu&s;ing to let him come in, wherefore the Earle hath &s;worne, that within two dayes he would enter the Towne, which is feared &s;hall not be without blood&s;hed. And there is &s;uch flying, and retiring in all the Country that it ca~not be written, In the meane time the Bauarians haue taken Camb, where he lo&s;t <HI>800</HI> men. Neuenkirk, Walt|munchen, Prug, Blegen&s;teyn, Kemer, Gra&s;ermeer, Waldeck, and other places, where he cau&s;ed the In|habitants to doe him homage, likewi&s;e he hath &s;um|moned Newenmarckt, but Mansfield hath put gar|ri&s;ons therein.</P>
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<HEAD>From the vpper Palatinate the 29. of Sept. 1621.</HEAD>
<P>This day in the forenoone is the Earle of Man&s;|field arriued heere at Newenmarckt, with <HI>6.</HI> Com|panies of Hor&s;e, the Souldiers lye h&eacute;ere and there di&s;per&s;ed, what they intend on both &s;ides to doe, is not yet knowne.</P>
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<HEAD>From the Palatinate the 2. of October 1621.</HEAD>
<P>The <HI>30.</HI> of September the Spaniards tooke in Lam&s;heym, our Hor&s;men are all gone to their quar|ters at Seckenheym, Neckerhau&s;en, and Edingen, they di&s;tru&s;t to be able to re&s;i&s;t the Spani&s;h forces, they are not &s;trong enough both on Foot and Hor&s;e|men. To day a <HI>1000.</HI> Soldiers are trayned at Nec|kerhau&s;en, The Spaniards keepe them&s;elues at Franckendal, it is thought that they will march to New&s;tat.</P>
<P>The <HI>30.</HI> of September, &s;he hor&s;emen of Ouer|trout, haue ran&s;acked the &s;uburbes of Weinheim, they will likewi&s;e ran&s;acke the Towne it &s;elfe, be|cau&s;e that they haue y&eacute;elded them&s;elues to the Spaniards.</P>
<P>At Heydelburgh they make before Newenheym a land partition, and a Bulwarke, whereupon great pieces of Ordenance may be planted. On the other &s;ide they haue taken downe the tower called Trots Key&s;er, and filled it with earth, and p&eacute;eces of Canon &s;hall be &s;et vpon it.</P>
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<HEAD>From the Bergh&s;treet the 1. of October, 1621.</HEAD>
<P>Before Franckendal <HI>600.</HI> Spani&s;h &s;oldiers were &s;laine in one a&s;&s;ault, it is thought they will retire from thence.</P>
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<HEAD>From Cullen the 5. of October 1621.</HEAD>
<P>Thr&eacute;e dayes pa&s;t, tho&s;e of Gulicke being <HI>7000.</HI> men &s;trong, &s;allyed out with <HI>Thomas Viller</HI> his hor&s;|men, &amp; tooke in a Sconce by Lint&s;enich on this &s;ide of the Roer, wherein &s;ome of the Spani&s;h &s;ouldiers were &s;laine, and &s;o with their Lieutenant were ta|ken pri&s;oners and brought into Gulicke, who the next day were all relea&s;ed againe, the &s;aid Leiute|nant remaining &s;urety for their ran&s;ome.</P>
<P>The&s;e of Gulick haue made a Sconce on the Ro|erbridge, through which they can fall out, they haue al&s;o the&s;e dayes pa&s;t &s;hot furiou&s;ly out of it, to hin|der the Spaniards from making their fortifications, whereouer &s;ome were killed. In the meane time the gates of Gulick &s;tand yet open, and the Cattle goeth yet out to pa&s;ture, and the women and Children of the Soldiers in Gulick, are yet &s;uffered to come in the towne, And thus the Towne and fortre&s;&s;es is yet well prouided of all nece&s;&s;aries.</P>
<P>From <HI>France</HI> is the Death of Duke of Mayne confirmed, being be&s;ides him many Noble and Gen|tlemen &s;laine, with &s;ome odde hundreths of &s;oldiers. And moreouer the contagious di&s;ea&s;e is great in the Kings leager, if h&eacute;e will their continue it is much doubted of. It is likewi&s;e reported that the Duke of Rohan is n&eacute;ere, with &s;ome thou&s;ands of men rea|dy and n&eacute;ere to rel&eacute;eue the &s;iege from Montaubon.</P>
<P>The Duke of Rohan hath with him <HI>20000.</HI> men, and hath &s;ent word to the King, that he will not come to any agr&eacute;ement, before all the affaires of France be fir&s;t pacified, and by fault thereof, that he will re&s;i&s;t him to the vttermo&s;t, although he &s;hould be forced to auoyde the Kingdome.</P>
<P>We heare from <HI>Rees,</HI> that they worke yet hard on the new Forts ouer the Rhine, that right ouer the Town of Emmerick another Fort &s;hould he made, otherwi&s;e no mutation of things was done, nor al&s;o of the Spani&s;h &s;ide, it &s;&eacute;emeth that by rea&s;on of the long raining weather at this time, no further enter|pri&s;es &s;hall be vnder taken.</P>
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<P>London Printed for N.B. October the 11. 1621. Out of the Low Dutch Coppy.</P>
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