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Mercurius politicus, Number 368, 18th-25th June 1657 E.195[18]

of Poland being conclu[unr]d on, and subscribed, thereupon order
was given, to five regiments of horse to march toward
the Frontiers of 5 [unr], which are 10 conduct 30 pieces of
ordance, and 200 wagons of ammunition; and the Army of
18000 men, under he command of General Ha[unr]zfi[unr]ld and
General Safe, are to retake from the Swedish the Woywood.
Ship of Cracovia. It is reported, that the Polands have [unr]nounced
and resigned their claim of the two pri[unr]ce [unr]ties
of Oppelles and Rambord. count Mo[unr]cuculi (other[unr]
Bucheien) hath order to march with an Army, consisting of
Gormans and Hang arians, for to make an invasion into Tis[unr].
Sylvanis.
From the Hague June 21.
Yesterday a Committee of the Assembly of the Sum
General, went again to the French Embassadors H [unr] to Consert
with him, which determined and reconciled the difference
with much ad[unr]e,to the gerat joy of the good [unr] of
both Nations, who have kept good correspondence a long
time one with in other, which upon necessity ought to be preserved.
The agreement, they say, consists of three point
viz. that the Lord, States General, are to restore the [unr]
ships, which the Vice Admiral Royter took, and that the attested
ships and Goods should be released, and in all cause
concerning the ships and Goods taken by the Frenchful [unr]
to be made, and satisfact on of both sides. The
the Law of Francis the First, and Henry the Thirrd Queland
be de l'enemie consilque cells des. Amie, which is as much as to
say, Goods that are not free, endanger the freedom of the
ships, is to be diffilled and of no force and that ane[unr]ance
shall be established, and in the mean while the [unr] concerning
the Trading at Sea, made with the Hans. Towns
shall be ratified, and granted to the Inhabitean of those countries,
in which among the rest this also is contained, That upon
the declaration of the ships, and upon good proof and Bills
of lading that they are laden with free goods, such ships ought
not to be searched, staid, or molested. These conditions [unr]
with equitie, give great content.
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