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Nouember 11. Number 3. The wonderfull resignation of Mustapha, and the aduancing of Amarath a younger brother of the lately deposed Osman. : The descending of the Tartars into Podolia, and Walachia, who taking some aduantages of the Cossacks vnrulinesse, thought to surprize the towne of Leopolis. The continuing of Bethelem Gabor in Hungarie, not comming thither by a voluntarie incursion, as hath beene coniectured: but by the calling of the nobility, who had long since nominated him King. The state of Count Mansfields armie, with the lamentable accident of Carbason, his sergeant maiors cutting off his wiues head, by reason one called him cuckold. The present estate of Spinola's armie. The present estate of the affaires in Holland, and the armie of the Prince of Orange..
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September 12. Numb. 47. Our last weekly newes. : Relating the proceedings betwixt the Emperour and Bethlem Gabor. Diuers particulars about religion in the Empire. The last newes of the Counts of Tillie and Mansfield. As also of the Prince of Oranges, and the Marquesse of Spinolaes armies. The present businesse concerning the Valtoline. Together with diuers other very memorable occurrences, from the seuerall parts of the world..
London, : Printed for Nathaniel Butter, and Nicholas Bourne, 1623

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February 24. Number 14. The affaires and generall businesse of Europe more particularly. : Seuerall Ambassadors at Rome. The King of Congo in AEthiopia hath sent to Rome for priests to be instructed in true religion ; for they are willing to forsake their idols. A slaughter done vpon Papists at Churr. Bauaria visits Loretto. Three letters from Vienna concerning Bethelem Gabor and the Emperor. The States haue seized upon Mansfields townes in Freesland. Tilly is still in Hessen. More hurt done by the ice. Saxony and Brandenburg much discontented, as hearing the Pope hath reputed them heretiques. My Lord of Kinsington is safely ariued in France..
London, : Printed for Nathaniel Butter., 1624

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October 28. Number 2. A most true relation: : contayning the great inuasion made by Bethlem Gabor in the Emperours dominions, with particular names of those townes he hath taken in already. As likewise, the marching vp of Monsieur Tilly to the Emperour: and the great preparations in defence: with the Emperours further designes to crosse the attempts of Bethlem Gabor. As also, the siege of Brin in Versperimur in Hungary, by the Turkes. With diuers other matters of moment concerning Count Mansfield, the war-like proceedings at the siege of Lipstadt: and the affaires of the low countries.
London, : Printed by Edward Allde for Nathaniel Butter and William Sheffard., 1623

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March 19. Numero 18. Newes from Europe: with the particular accidents. : The Emperor is perswaded to make peace with Bethlem Gabor: and why. The proceedings betweene the Emperour and Bethlem Gabor. Diuers maskes, and courtly pastimes in Vienna. Bauaria's suspition for the meeting of the Marquis of Brandenbourg, and Duke of Saxony. Great impositions vpon Prague. What the Imperiall forces haue done, since the last incursion of Graue Vandenbergen into Gelderland. The Hollanders distressed: yet haue diuers comforts which are named. Threescore peeces of ordnance surprised by the Dunkirkers. False rumors of the Spaniards proceeding against Holland. Brussells afraid lest England should breake the peace with Spaine..
London, : Printed for Nathaniel Butter, 1624

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June 28. Numb. 28. The continuation of our weekely newes, from the 21. of Iune, vnto the 28. of the same. : Containing a discourse concerning the fleetes of Spaine, and Portugal, and the present state of the Bay of Todos los Santos, which was rumoured to be recouered by the Spanish. : The victorie of the Venetians against the Spanish in Italie. : The great warlike preparations and proceedings both of the French and Spanish with their seuerall confederates. : The fort of La Riva in great distresse. A castle taken by Count Mansfield. : The ouerthrow giuen to the Grand Signeur by the King of Persia. : The warlike proceedings of the Generall Tilly both against the King of Denmarke and Count Mansfield. The forces which the Emperour and the King of Spaine have in Germanie, and in the Emperours dominions. : The taking of divers Dunkerkers by the Hollanders. With diuers matters of moment lately happened in seuerall parts of Christendome.
[London] : Printed for Mercurius Britannicus., 1625

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Nouemb. 16. 1622. Numb. 7. A continuation of the nevves of this present weeke. : Wherein are fully related, the going of the Emperour and the Princes of Germany, to the Dyet of Regenspurgh, with the imperiall gifts. : The Embassage of Bethlem Gabor, and the old Count Thourne, to solicite the great Turke for aide against the Emperour. : With the resolute holding out of the seige of Glatz. : Together with the articles granted to Generall Veere, vpon yeelding vp of Manheim Castle. : And a particular Iournall of Count Mansfields proceedings in the Bishopricke of Munster, with some other occurences.
London, : Printed [by G. Eld?] for Nathaniel Butter, Nicholas Bourne, and William Sheffard., 1622

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The London mercury. Or, Moderate intelligencer..
London [England] : Printed by G[eorge]. C[room]. at the Blue-Ball in Thames-street, 1688

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Octob. 22. Nou. 3. A relation of the vveekely occurances of newes, out of Bohemia, Italy, Germany, the Pallatinate, the Low-Countries and other places. : VVherein are handled the chiefe businesse now on foote in Euorpe. : As concerning the Dyet appointed for the Princes of the Empire, at Ratisbone. : The discontents of the Duke of Saxonie, with the Duke of Bauaria, and his preparations therevpon. : The present estate of the Generall Veere, besiedged in Manheim. : Together with the great preparations of the Prince of Orange, and the Marquesse Spinola: and other accidents.
[London] : Printed for Nathaniel Butter, Bartholomew Downes, and William Shefford,, 1622

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Decemb. 13. Number 7. Weekely nevves from Germanie, and other places of Europe. : VVith the late proceedings of Bethlem Gabor, with his approaches towards Vienna and Prague, with seuerall armies, and diuers ouerthrowes giuen to the Emperours forces. The lantsgraue of Hessens message to the King of Denmarke. The Emperours sending away of the Empresse and his children to Inspurg from Vienna. The feare that Prague and Vienna is of the Transiluanian armies and others. The Popes new prayer for the Emperours proceedings.
London, : Printed by Edw: Allde for Nathaniel Butter and Nicholas Bourne., 1623

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October 2. Number 50 Our last nevves containing, a relation of the last proceedings betwixt the Emperour, Bethlem Gabor and other princes. : As also, the King of Denmarks, the landgraue of Hessens, and the lower Saxonies preparations for the defensiue. Likewise, the prosecution of the businesse betwixt Tilly and Mansfield, and Tillyes marching vpwards. More also of the siege of Lipstadt. And of a late designe of the Prince of Orange, with the last affaires about the Grisons. At the end is annexed by a reuerend diuine, an admonition touching a relation lately published of the birth of antichrist in Babilon. With many other particulars of consideration..
London, : Printed by Edward Allde for Nathaniel Butter and Thomas Archer., 1623

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January 7. Number 9. The newes and affaires of Europe : The wonderfull taking of a Turkish carmisall by 9. Christian slaues, and bringing it to Ciuita Vecchia by Rome. The message of the Emperour to Bethelem Gabor about a truce. A cessation of armes betweene them, with the motiues and reasons. The daily mustring of souldiers in all countries. The deniall of Count Thorne to the truce, with his preparations against Prague. The yeelding vp of Sparenburg to the Archdutches, and her forces. The preparations in Spaine to conuoy their West India fleet home, wherein are 16. millions ready shipped. The reasons of the Hollanders planting in the West Indies. The treaty of a mariage betweene the Duke of Muscoula, and the Lady of Brandenberg..
London, : Printed by Edw: Allde for Nathaniel Butter and Nicholas Bourne., 1624

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March 6. Numero 16. The newes and affaires of Europe, more particularly. : The sending of Friers from the Pope to Congos, King in AEthiopia. A kinde of hurly-burly at Constantinople, wherein the young Emperour was neere to be slaine. The Lord Esterhasi, an enemie to Gabors peace, with his reasons. The Emperour prepares to come to Prague, and settle Bohemia. A wonderfull accident in Transiluania, with swarmes of flyes of incredible bignesse, with foure wings a peece. The Protestants threatned [sic] againe in Prague. Mansfield stayes with the states. The Archdutches hath made new officers. The states of Holland much troubled with the Spaniards possessing the Newter Prouinces..
[London] : Printed by Edw: Allde for Nathaniel Butter and Nicholas Bourne., 1624

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Ianuar. 21. Numb. 4. The continuation of our weekly newes, from the 13 of Ianuary to the 21 of the same. : From Rome, Venice, Naples, Millan, Sauoy, Germany, France, Denmarke, the Low-Countries, and divers other places of Christendome. /
London, : Printed for Mercurius Britannicus., 1625

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January 18. Numb. 49. The continuation of our weekly newes, from the 11. of Ianuary to the 17. of the same. : Containing these particulars. : The confirmation of the great ouerthrowe giuen by the Duke Christian of Brunswycke, to the Duke of Friedland with the true particulars. : The great ouerthrow which the Duke of Brunswycke hath giuen to Count Colalto. : The warlike proceedings of Count Mansfield, and the places which he hath lately taken. : The manner of the coronation of the new King of Hungarie. : The skirmishes and enterprises which both the Imperialistes and Danish haue had lately. : The attemps which both the French, the Sauoyards, and the Spanish and their adherents haue had in Italie. : The townes which the Protestants haue surprised in France. : The great warlike preparations of the Turkes. : The leauies which the King of France is making. : The new designes of the Emperour. : No peace concluded in the meeting of Brunswycke. : The taxations which is laid vpon the land of Holstayn and other places for the defence of the countries. : With diuers other matters of speciall moment, which hapned lately in the Low-Countries and in seuerall parts of Christendome.
London: : Printed for Mercurius Britanicus., 1626

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February the 11. Numb. 18. Weekely newes, containing these particulars: : A proclamation published by the states, for the apprehending of the conspirators of the late intented horrible treason against the whole state of the vnited Prouinces, and against the King and Queen of Bohemia, and their children; with seuerall letters concerning the plot, annexed to this present weekes relation, &c. : The generall meeting appointed by the Emperor in Austria and the land of Ens. : The murther committed on the person of the Lord of Polnitz (hauing beene ambassador of the Duke of Saxony) at Regenspurg. : The execution at Ispruck of a Protestant preacher who made a braue end, and died very resolutely. : The propositions made by the ambassadors of the elector of Saxony before the Emperor at Regenspurg. : The answer vpon them in the name of his Imperiall Maiestie. : The resolutions o the electors of Collen, Mentz, and Trier, touching the election of the new elector. : The propositions of the Emperor at the dyet. : With diuers other speciall occurrences.
London, : Printed for Nathanael Butter, Nicholas Bourne, and William Sheffard., 1623

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February 27. Numero 15. Newes from Europe, with seuerall occurrences more particularly. : A dangerous incursion and attempt of Graue Vanderbergen, Gouernour of Gulick ouer Icell into Gelderland. A fortunate repulse or retreat of the enemy backe againe. The casting away of an English ship going into the port of Venice at Malamoccho. An English marchant takes a Portingall man of warre. The Emperour discontented with the Popes proceedings. Comets, thunder, lightning, and stormes happening in Bohemia. Rome sendeth to Venice, and is iealous of the Spaniards tampering with Italy. The Lord of Wallestein would faine goe into Transiluania with an army of 15000. The ceasure of all the English and Scots ships in all the ports of Spaine.
[London] : Printed by Edw : Allde for Nathaniel Butter and Thomas Archer., 1624

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October 21. Number 3. A relation of the chiefest and last proceedings both of the campe of the Prince of Orange, : who hath suddenly remoued his quarter; and the armie of the Marquis Spinola, who for certaine hath violentlly assaulted the towne: also shewing for how long a time breda [i.e. bread] is prouided of prouision of victuals. : With a confirmation out of Spaine, of the good successe of the Orange Fleet in the West Indies, who hath with the assistance of an Indian King, conquered Lima, with many other places : Bethlem Gabors instigation, or drawing forward of the Hungarian Lords against the house of Austria; whose Turkes haue already surprised a great company of the Emperours forces. : Lastly, the arriuall of the English ambassador at the Duke of Saxonies Court, with his royall entertainement. : Likewise the great power the French King hath in a readinesse; also the present estate of all Christendome.
London, : Printed for Thomas Archer: and are to be sold at his shop in Popes-Head Alley, ouer against the signe of the Horse-Shooe., 1624

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October 20. Numb. 38. The nevves of this present vveeke continued. : Containing these particulars. : The renuing of the league betwixt the Turke and the King of Poland: containing the King of Poland his message to the Turke to that purpose. : The great preparation of the French King, and his fortifying of the frontiers of Artois, Henault, Burgundy, and sundry other places. : With his leauying of men in Swisserland, Bazil, and other parts. : The resolution of the Archduke Leopoldus to resigne the Bishoprick of Strasburg to the Emperors yongest sonne. : A relation of the late attempt made upon the towne of Antwerp by the states forces. : With divers other particulars from Germany, the Low-Countries, and other places.
London, : Printed for Nathaniel Butter, and Nicholas Bourne., 1624

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January 29. Number 12. The affaires and occurrences of Europe: more particularly as they are thus abstracted. : The dissoluing of Mansfields army, with his preparation to goe to Venice. The Duke of Brunswick meanes to visit his bishopricke. The Hollanders haue planted in the West Indies. The thriuing and preuailing of the Emperour with his many armies, and principall commanders. A new order of souldiers to be raised, called Militia Sancta Catholica. The last fight betweene the Dunkerkers and Hollanders.
London, : Printed by Edw : Allde for Nathaniel Butter and William Sheffard., 1624

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