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<HEAD>Corrant out of Italy, Germany, &amp;c.</HEAD>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Roome <DATE>the 5. of December.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>BY Civita Vechia / are pa&s;&s;ed by &s;om certaine Captames / who have convoyed the Duke of Offuna in to Spaine / the fore&s;aid Captames &s;hall &s;erve in the Catholike Armado again&s;t the Spring / which &s;hall com to gither at Me&s;&s;ina.</P>
<P>The Cardinal Borgina / is earne&s;t at Napels / to receive the u&s;ua<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter"> gift / which the &s;am Kingdom doth pre&s;ent every <HI>2.</HI> yeares unto the King of Spaine / he hath al&s;o cau&s;ed the Beutylitie to com togither about the &s;ame.</P>
<P>The Prince of Daudemont who is heere pre|&s;ent / doth view all things / hath beene the la&s;t Munday in the Ca&s;tle S. Angelo / and gave the Souldiers <HI>200</HI> Crownes.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Lyons in Fraunce, <DATE>the 6 hereof.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>The extraordinarie Venetians Amba&s;&s;ador hath had Audience by the King of Fraunce / and &s;eeing his Comm<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">&s;&s;ion doth concerne the Bu&s;i|ne&s;&s;es in Veltan / and that the Crowne of Fran+ce depends much upon the &s;ame / therefore it is thought that the &s;aid Amba&s;&s;adoure &s;hall have A &s;peedie An&s;were.</P>
<P>Becau&s;e the Speech goeth that the King will Admit tho&s;e of the Religion at Rochell and els where in his dominions no a&s;&s;embl<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">s / therefore tho&s;e Citties of the Religion &s;trengthen them &s;elves dayly / in the meane while they have &s;ent theire Deputies to his Maj. att Court.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Venice, <DATE>the 11. hereof.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>The la&s;t Munday arrived heere <HI>11</HI> Ships la|ded with woll and other Marchandi&s;es / from Alicanten.</P>
<P>The King of Spaine hath de&s;ired of all the Princes of Italy / that they &s;hould have in A readines tho&s;e Souldiers which they are indeb|ted / to a&s;&s;u<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter"> him with and again&s;t the &s;oring &s;houlde com to gither <HI>7000</HI> hor&s;e and footemen under the commaund of the Millanes.</P>
<P>Advi&s;e out of Swit&s;erland that the Cantons have begon another Meeting day at Ve&s;&s;ell and received the French Amba&s;&s;ador very Lordly / there propo&s;itio~ / is that they wil &s;hake of frend|&s;hip with Spaine / and eleave only to Fraunce / they hope through &s;uch meanes to get Veltolin againe / and likewi&s;e to bringhe other Matters in quietne&s;&s;e / becau&s;e the King of Spaine with the Nobility &s;eeke onely but a free pas to Tyrol.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From VVeenen, <DATE>the 12 hereof.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>Bethlem Gabor Requires <HI>500.</HI> Mu&s;quettiers for his gard / and many Hungarians gather to|gother and do intend to go in to Moravia to help them / the Generall Breyner lieth at Bruck / And there are <HI>300</HI> Souldiers fro&s;en dead againe in the &s;noe / and likewi&s;e &s;o many &s;laine / be&s;ides tho&s;e that are taken Pri&s;oners and &s;ent to Pre&s;|burgh.</P>
<P>It is confirmed out of Poland / that the &s;ame Camp is wholly overthrowne of the Turkes / and the Tarters do greate harmes through bur|ning and roving. Therefore A Meeting day at Mar&s;chow is kept. In like manner Bethlem Gabor doth threaten the&s;e Lands / if they make not peace.</P>
<P>The Lord of Seratin / is as a Moravi&s;h Am|ba&s;&s;ador arived here uppo~ certaine condition it is hoped that he comes to make peace / the Earle of Buequoy lieth at the Fronters of Moravia / what he will bring to pa&s;&s;e / time will reveale.</P>
<P>The Emperours Iourney is prorogued fom few dayes / becau&s;e it is under&s;tood that the Duk of Beyeren / and the Duke of Nieuburghe are expected heere with the fir&s;t / it &s;eemes they &s;hall be made Gouvernours in Bohemia.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Prage, <DATE>the 14 hereof.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>The Mintma&s;ter is &s;om few daies &s;ince fetcht out of the quoyning hou&s;e by the Gouverneur of the Cittie and with &s;ouldiers / and caried in to the Coun&s;el Hou&s;e / there to be kept in holde.</P>
<P>Seeing the Emperours Strangs Souldiers have done greate hurt here this <HI>5.</HI> weekes with roving and &s;poyling therefore the Duke of Lich+ten&s;teen ha<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">h cau&s;ed proclamations to be &s;ett A broad / and for bidden the fore&s;aid roving upon greate puni&s;hment / al&s;o publi&s;hed that tho&s;e that will com togither to buy and &s;ell / and Trafficque may travaile in &s;afty. And hath publi&s;hed cita|tions / that all the Bohemi&s;h States that are gone away mu&s;t upon forfet of theire honour and goods appeare upon the appointed time.</P>
<P>Here is arrived a Po&s;t from weenen / with Letters from the Emperour to the Duke off Lichteu&s;teen / and the &s;peech goeth that the Em|perour wil &s;hortly com hither / to keepe a meeting day in Bohemia / and to &s;et the whole Kingdom in the former &s;tate and re&s;t / there after &s;houlde al&s;o be A Parlement.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Pil&s;en, <DATE>the 15 hereof.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>After that the States of Bohemia had &s;at in Coun&s;el concerning our payment / and the Earle of Man&s;velt be&s;ides other artikels unto the &s;aid States / he de&s;ired <HI>12.</HI> hundred thou&s;and Flo|rijns / but there is profferd them <HI>800</HI> thou&s;and Florijns / of Don Mertin / and the Cittie there uppon to be give~ over to the Emperour / and be|cau&s;e the tre&s;uror of the Emperour is arived heer two dayes Agon / but hath not brought the fore|&s;aid promi&s;ed payment with him / therefore the Earle of Man&s;velt hath commaunded all the Captaines / to make timber ready to fortify the Cittie / &s;o thar the accord is wholy broken again.</P>
<P>This Cittie is &s;trongly fortyfied / and is dayly made &s;tronger / and hier &s;tand <HI>13</HI> very faire pee|ces of ordnaunce / and here is as yet noe want of provi&s;ion / in the meane while the&s;e Souldiers run dayly out / bring in greate &s;tore of cattle / &s;o that a Cowe is &s;oulde for halfe a floryne / and an Sheepe for <HI>12</HI> Krijt&s;ers.</P>
<P>The Earle of Mant&s;velt &s;houlde goe to Sa|voy / and doth cau&s;e his Bagadge to be &s;ent to Amberghe alreddy / and &s;eeing that certaine en|couradgements are com from Amberge hither / that the Earle Sigmont of Brandenburg is ex&s;pected dayly to com hether / with <HI>500</HI> thou&s;a~d Florijns for the Earle of Mant&s;velt and for pay+ment of the Souldiers.</P>
<P>Who begin to be encouradged thereby: after the arrivement of the fore&s;aid / the Earle of Mant&s;velt &s;hal goe forward on his iourney and the &s;aid Earle of Bra~denburg be&s;ides the Earle of Leeuwen&s;teen &s;hal be made General. And &s;eeing our King hath <HI>36000</HI> men together in Moravia / and that Betlem Gabor &s;hall com to him with <HI>40000</HI> men / and that the Moravians and Syle|&s;ians have gathered A greate &s;om of money / &s;o &s;hall not this Cittie be given over / and if &s;o be the united do holde them by our King<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter"> then ther is good hope / that there cau&s;e &s;hall have a good end.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Francfott<DATE> the 23 hereof.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>A few dayes agon are <HI>1000</HI> hor&s;emen / and <HI>500</HI> Mu&s;quettiers of Marquis Spinola folke &s;ett over the Rijne with <HI>4</HI> peeces of ordnaunce / they give to under&s;tand that they will vi&s;ite &s;om vil|ladges that ly in Wetteraw be longing to the Pal&s;grave / as al&s;o the Grave&s;hip Hannaw.</P>
<P>This night they have beene at Wa&s;&s;enheym belonging to the Lantgrave Mauritius of He&s;|&s;en / al&s;o at Niewe~haen and there abouts / which is the Pal&s;graves / they doe greate hurt / and in the mean while are tho&s;e Townes wherein ly Spanni&s;h Garri&s;hon very highly taxed / Oppen|heym mu&s;t give <HI>5000</HI> Dallers / and other Tow|nes and juri&s;dictions pro rato.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From VVeenen, <DATE>the 16. December.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>The Duke of Saxen is arriveded heere ye&s;ter+day aboute noone / he &s;aith that Iglou have gi|ven them&s;elves over unto the Emper: and tho&s;e <HI>700</HI> Souldiers which lay there in / have &s;worne to the Emperour.</P>
<P>Al&s;o the Emperours Armey have parted them &s;elves in to two Companies / the on beeing un|der the Duke Marimilian of Lichte&s;teen mer|ched to Zuaim in Moravia / and the other un|der the Generall Diepenbach is Marched again&s;t.</P>
<P>Brin al&s;o in Moravia / what they wil bring to pa&s;&s;e / time wil re veale / for the Moravians ly in the &s;aid Citties very &s;trong.</P>
<P>At Tirna / there is que&s;tion fallen betwixt Bet|lem Gabor and the Nobles of Hungaria / aboute the caring away of the Crowne fro~ Pre&s;burge / which the &s;aid Betlem hath promi&s;ed to bringh thither againe / he reports al&s;o among&s;t other things that he will remaine on the King of Bo|hemias &s;ide.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Prage, <DATE>16 hereof.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>The olde Earle of Turne is at this pre&s;ent with in Tabor / for feare that the &s;ame Cittie &s;houlde give them&s;elves over to the Emperour / and that then it &s;houlde goe with them as with tho&s;e of Prage / he hath nine thou&s;and men with in Tabor / the which he hath paid <HI>4.</HI> moneths wages / and is re&s;olved to defend him&s;elfe to the vttermo&s;t toe / the &s;peech goeth that the Mora|vians have taken in Cremys.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>From Keulen <DATE>the 26 hereof.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>Wee vnder&s;tand that the Marquis Spinola hath commaund from the Emperour / to Procla<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">|me all tho&s;e Citties for enimies / that have given them&s;elves in to the Vnion / he hath cea&s;ed upon &s;om certaine waggens loaded with MerchandI|zes going to towards Straufburghe / and &s;ent them to Oppenheym / he doth purpo&s;e to doe the like again&s;t tho&s;e of Vlm Worms / Nurenderghe and other the like places. The &s;aid Marquis hath taken in the Ca&s;tle and towne Bil&s;teen / and found there in much grame and wine as al&s;o the Towne and Ca&s;tle Mey&s;enheym / be longing to the Duke of Twe-Bruggen lying not far from Key&s;ers Lauteren.</P>
<P>We under&s;tand from Prage that the Sicknes a~d dearth increa&s;eth there very much which cau|&s;eth the Cittizens and inhabitants to fly away dayly more and more / and for&s;aeke hou&s;e and land / and give much money for A free pa&s;pot.</P>
<P>The King of Bohemia was pet at Bre&s;law / but the Queene was gone to Brandenburg there ly in Childebed / and is certaine that tho&s;e of Sy|te&s;ia and Moravia have promi&s;ed to live and die with the King / here is writing al&s;o out of Mo|ravia / that his Armey is more then thirty thou|&s;and &s;trong they ex&s;pect dayly more a&s;&s;i&s;taunce from Hungaria / which Bethlem Gabor hath promi&s;ed hence forth to pay / who makes greate preparation for warre again&s;t Au&s;tria.</P>
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<P><HI>Imprinted at Am&s;terdam by George Ve&s;eler, Ao. 1621. The 4 of Nanuari.</HI></P>
<P>And are to be &s;oulde by Petrus Keerius, dvvelling in the Calver&s;treete, in the uncertaine time.</P>
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