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city_n	great_a	river_n	town_n	5,503	4	6.2089	4	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A08140	July 22. Numb. 41. More newes of the Duke of Brunswick Relating the late and full ouerthrow giuen by him to two regiments of Monsieur Tilly. The continuance of Bethlem Gabers warlike preparations. Some new propositions made by the emperour vnto him. Count Mansfields march out of Embdenland, vnto Meppen. With other newes of the Prince of Orang and Spinolaes last designes. Together with diuers other particulars, from seuerall places and the continuation of our former newes.	Butter, Nathaniel, d. 1664, publisher.; Sheffard, William, publisher.	1623 (1623)	STC 18507.120; ESTC S119826	11,336	23

for them to repaire to Mepp●n to giue in their names and they shall be forthwith put into pay Thus farre the letters by which meanes indeed he may quickly haue 24000. men as the former letters mention that he then had although somthing with the most as we beleeue To countenance all this to make good Mansfields Proclamation is Marco Antonio Merigini Ambassador for the State of Venice where he is also an Illustrissimo who hath beene in former times Ambassadour from that State vnto the Duke of Sav●y at Thurino new arrived before Iuly the 10. at Rotterdā whence he directly went towards the Hagu● and is from thence presently to goe vnto Count Mansfields Camp where the Duke of Sav●yes Ambassador is likewise there to treate and giue direction and assurance vnto the Count of Mansfield Thus write the letters from Amsterdam Iuly 10. Other letters from Cullen Iuly the 6. affirme the same of Count Mansfields going towards M●ppen adding withall that there i●● suspition of his purpose to besiege ●inge● So that it is very likely that the warres will be setled in those p●●●● say the letters Which also mention the former Proclamation let vp in divers ●ownes of East Frie●land and there abouts for a free leager at Mepp●n The meaning of the free leager is that the souldiers shal there pay no excise for their victuall● but shall ●●●● it at the same rate that the S●●●● hath and without any other imposition by which reason victualls will be cheaper in the Camp then in the Cities This towne of Meppen is vpon the river of Hase neare where it fals into the greater river of Ems not farre from Embdenland and betweene that and the other towne and Cou●trie of Lingen Of the King of Denmarke we haere no more but that he daily encreaseth his forces Of Don Gonsales and Cordova they write from C●llen Iuly the 5. that a few dayes since three foot Companies of souldiers crossed the Rhine at Mulheim as also a ship of horse marching all both horse and foot with sound of Drum and Ensignes displayed in order of Battalia from their landing place at Mulheim towardes Wipper-port in the land of Bergh And againe Iuly the 3. and 4. there were divers Companies and troopes both horse foot which marching by land through the City of Cullen went thence towards Mulheim where they were wafted over the riuer Rhine And there are more Regiments both of horse and foot daily expected to come out of Germany which are to goe towards Westphalia So that Count Mansfield makes still Don Cordova to wait vpon him It is here confidently reported that the Marquis Spinola is to come to M●lheim Thus farre the letters In the meane time is the Marquis Spinola said to cause a strong fort to be made vpon the front●ers of Picardy at which the French King is sayd to be much displeased but wee doe not yet heare of any thing what he means to do for the hinderance of it From Brussel● is there word brought of a Poast newly come out of Spaine which letters of Exchange for 400. or 500000. Crownes for the payment of Spinolaes souldiers who brought word also that there were three millions of Crownes more to be presently made over into Italy Flanders Which noyse of money may the better perswade the truth of the comming home of the silver sleet with nine millions as t is reported of which the Kings part comes to one and a halfe and the rest is for the Merchants This is the newes of Amsterdam The Garrison of Saint Hertoghenbosh labours hard and daily vpon their out work and new Sconces and will by no meanes suffer any man though they come with pasport out of these Countries to view their fortifications It is thought that Spinola will very shortly be in the field Of Prince Henry of Nassawes expedition in company of Mounsieur Marquet this wee heare more that he arrived at Emmerick Iuly 8. and the next day he with Monsieur Marquet went vpwards 200. horse and a 1000 foot which he brought to Emmerick hee sent towards Rees before and with the horse which lay about Emmerick the night before and those of Z●lp●in and Doe●burgh they followed vp about no one Our towne gates were here kept shut about the same time so that no passengers goe out to tell the designe any where abroad The report is that these forces went to provide the towne of Meurs with men victuals and other necessaries seeing that the enemy beginnes to gather very strong there abouts and wil no longer obserue