[unr] 4 That no Charge, or Command, be given unto the Prince of wiesniewitz beyond
the leave [unr] that the Generall of the Cossaques may be permitted to raise as
many I[unr] a he will, without depending on any other, but his Majesty of poland immediately:
6 and that non-that a Gentleman of Russed be from henceforth, Vayvode, or
Casti-keeper of kiam. But these Conditions being found too unjust, great Preparation
is made all poland over, to bring those Rebels unto reason, His said Majesty being resolved to
gone Person against them with an Army of 40000 men.
From Naples the 29th of March.
The Prince of Monteimileto hath been chose by the Town of Capus, Embassador to the
Quen [unr] to whom other Towns also send Commissioners; and our Viceroy hath
a[unr]ted [unr] Paran Zata[unr] to go and receive her at Milan, and conduct her hither with
[unr] handred Ho[unr]e Heath lately delivered Commission under the Great Seale, for the
riding out ure Regiments of Italian Foot, and certaine Troops of Horse: which he intends
to imploy against the Fortresses is probing, & Porto Longone wheteunto only he hath bent
all his Designes, ever since the comp sing of the differenses are in France, which hath dispersed
estp[unr] [unr] this king lome, as Gentlenes, instead of the rigoritts Executions, which they
instead [unr]our [unr] then and them that tool their part, do now content themselves to
sent the greatest Offend as to the Galleys, and pardon all the rest: having Order to
all our Seats of Janice to [unr] stute other punishments into that, the better to furnish our
Vessels with Rowers. The houthold servants of the prince of Montesforchis, are set at livery:
which is likewise promised unto that Lord himself, on condition, that he will go into Sprine,
and serve, at his own charge, in is Catholick Misties Armies. The Baron of Modan, who
was taken Prso with the Daker Guse and hath been never since detained by the Spaniards
at Gakta, having paid his Ransonge, is now with drawneunto Rome.
From the same place the 8th of April.
When as every one expected that we should have enjoyed the tranquility promised by the
Minister of Spain in putting an end to their executing of such as had any hand in the late
Commotion of this Town; the Count of Ognote, our Viceroy, being much vexed at the contempt
which the Lords of this King [unr]ome thewed of his Orders, where by he had required, and
exhorted them to repaire hither, especially the Duke of Matelona, (with whom is his principall
quarell) he hath, the second of this Moneth, sent against the said Duke 500 Foot, and 200
Horse, with four Peeces of Ordnance, under the Command of D. Dianigio Gusman, his
Came master Generall, who being advance to wards the Castle of Rienzo, belonging to the
said Duke; he no sooner had notice there of but he got to the Field with soven peeces of Ordnance,
and twelve hundred men; when are javeed with seven hundred Foot more, and two
hundred Horse, which the Prince of Forino brought unto him, finding himselfe by this means
between feur and five thousand strong, the most of them Ronditis, and men well versed in
the waries: with whom are yet to be joyned the Troops Jevied by the Count of Conversance
and some other Barons much discontented at our Viceroy for having broken with them his
would where unto the Prince of Troja, brother to the Prince of Montesarchio, lately trusting
upon the [unr]ol citation of the Cardinall Aborns, he came unto Foggi; whether he was no
tooner arrived, but the Viceroy caused him to be committed prisoner unto the Castle. The
Mensredozis, from whence he was within a while after removed into our New Castle. The
Prince of Avellina having also submited himself come unto this Town, his own House was
appointed him for a prison, which charge not to stir out of it under the pain of 20000 Duckets.
From Coire, Aprill 4.
The Count Cassati, Embassador for Spain, having lately demanded of the Grisons, passage
through Germany into [unr], for 400 come, (though some report there were 7000 of them;