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earnestly expecting some further Account, in confirmation of
these Particulars.
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A Brown old bay Nag, being about 15 handfuls high and strong sets
having no white on him but under the Saddle near the Wither, with
a black Mane and a black Tail, stoln out of a ground next the high Road
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From DantZick July 5. 1656.
The King of Sweden and Prince Elector of Brandenburgh,
are joyned in an offensive ad defensive league; the Muscovite
Ambassador is dispatched away from Marsenberg, without
content; the Brandenburgh furnish[unr]th the Swede with 8000.
armed men, with whom his forces joyn, and are marched for
Warsovia; from whence came letters yesterday from the King
of Poland to this Town, that he lay again before it, and encompassed
it about with 70000 men, but most unarmed, and
when he hath taken it, he faith he will send this Town assistance
and relief; but the King of Sweden being marched again to relieve
Warsovia, expect to bear of action and what the effects of
those things will be: Letters out Curland yesterday dated
the second instant say; the Muscovite is fallen into [unr]and