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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A08164	A tru[e] relati[on] of the pro[cee]dings of the Bauarian and Spa[nish] forces before the city Heydelburgh hauing very strongly besiedged it. As also, the marching of the King of Bohemia and Count Mansfield, with their forces into Alsatia, belonging to Leopoldus the emperours brother, and the Duke of Brunsvvicke into Bauaria. Likewise, the newes from most of the prouinces of Europe, that therein you may behold, the afflicted estate of Christendome, with the various changes whereunto man is subiected.		1622 (1622)	STC 18507.61; ESTC S115059	6,284	21

A TRV● RELATI●● OF THE PRO●●●dings of the Bauarian and Spa●●●● forces before the City Heydelburgh hauing very strongly besiedged it AS ALSO The marching of the King of Bohemia and Count Mansfield with their forces into Allatia belonging to Leopoldus the Emperours brother and the Duke of Brunswicke into Bauaria LIKEWISE The newes from most of the Prouinces of Europe that therein you may behold the afflicted estate of Christendome with the Various Changes whereunto man is subiected Printed the 11. of Iulii Sua cuique mihi mea At LONDON Printed for Nicholas Bourne and Thomas Archer and are to be sold at the Royall Exchange and Popeshead-Pallace 1622. The first letter from Constantinople the 10. of Iune 1622. VVE vnderstand from Tartaria that there is great mustering of men and that they intend to challenge the Throne of Othoman hauing heard of the death of Osman the great Turke for this it stands all that vast Countrey from Russia to the Indian and Atlantick Seas is diuided betwixt three chames of ancient and noble race The first is called Tartar Cham a mighty Emperor possessing the Prouince Mangia besides diuers other great Countreyes The second Tartar Mechrit vnder whom is desertum de lop and many Nations to the Caspian Sea The third is Tartar Chrim discending directly from the Family of Othoman who both by birth and contract may challenge the Imperiall Crown of Turkey if that line shall faile as is thought that he will doe now or otherwise reuenge the murther of the aforesaid Osman vpon the Iannissaries Also the Letters from Venice make mention that some of the principall offenders that layed their hands on the Emperor are fled and that the rest at home are diuided some holding with Mustapha and some with a yonger brother of Osman aforesaid And that Mustapha desires not the Empire longing onely to visit the Temple of Mecha being rauished with the promises of Mahomet They write also that the principall Musty and some Doctors of the Law haue fore-told and presaged the determination and finall end of the Turkish greatnesse perswading the Visirs at the imitation of the Graecians euery one to step in for a Kingdome or more From Persia they certifie vs that notwithstanding through this dissention in Turkey they haue gotten good opportunity to recouer Tauris and other places left the Sophy being much displeased with the insolent murther of the great Turke as one Prince may act anothers part is onely resolued to raise an army to be reuenged on the Iannissaires wherevpon the Beglerbeg of Arabia hath sent him a present of diuers braue Horses From Alexandria we heare that the plague is so great in Gran Cayro that about 80000. there haue beene buried within the space of foure moneths and that the Iewes are flocking in such numbers to the Sea Townes whereby the traffick is much augmented and increased in the Straites From Algier they write that the Pirate begin to erect a Common wealth among themselues and haue written to the Hollanders that if they will vnite with their forces together they will make an notable attempt vpon the dominions of the King of Spaine and begin a possession there It is reported here that at Naples there hath been an attempt made vpon the Viceroy by the Nobility and inhabitants being perplexed with a dearth but they cry out vpon nothing so much as liberty and lye in waite to put some thing in execution These that come from Rome relate that the Pope hath giuen a free indulgence and pardon of sinnes to all them that will serue the Emperour in his wars wherupon many souldiers and great store of money are sent vnto him The Signorie of Venice hath sent lately diuers Gallies at Sea besides some Gulleons towards Candia and fortified the Harbours in Histria and Dalmatia and vpon the continent about Crema and Brescia prouideth all the places of importance with strong garrisons Letters of Millane make mention that there hath beene an insurrection amongst the Grisons whereby diuers Spaniards and Imperialists haue beene slaine and many places forsaken not without great terrour of the rest From Genoa it is certified that some vndertakers haue taken sanctuary or Asylum being denied a protection from Spaine although they say their debts arise for being engaged about the Catholike Kings affaires They write from Florence and Luca that there is great complaint against the English seeing they deale not for so many silkes as they were vsed to doe and therefore they will endeauour to make cloth and cottens of their owne and not trade with England as in times past From Poland the Newes is that the Iesuites are hatefull to the Inhabitants wherupon the Lords of the Country haue petitioned to the Maiestie of Sigism●nd either to banish or dismisse them about which there is great discontent occasioned and heere giue me leaue a little by way of transsition to wonder at this generation why they ouer all the Orders of Religion should so far vary from true Religion as to delight in murther combustion of Kingdomes ostentation of knowledge rapture of visi●ns and especially setting Princes at division yea breaking the band of amitie betweene Prince and Subiect sure I can yeeld you no r●ason for it but this as it fareth with Children who sucking of a froward nurses breast become accordingly froward and pettish in their liues so they having one Ignatius Loyalta a Souldier to their Father of a fiery disposition no doubt according to his name doe immitate him in the fierie and bloody stepps of warre and dissention God grant that all Princes may take heede of their pollicies For in my Conscience they would pull down the Papacy if they could and set vp their owne Superintendancy They also write that from the Cittie of Leopolis and the Country adiacent much Corne hath beene transported to Constantin●ple in this time of their dearth through the Blacke Sea whereby they haue beene wonderfully enriched as the Turkes neighbourly are releived From Spaine there is newes of the feare of the Mores who haue lately made an attempt in Granado and word is brought by a Brazill man into Portingall that the wilde men about the River of Amazones haue rebelled against the Portingals and Spaniards who governe the Country and rule there Much like that vnfortunate mischiefe which hath happened of late in Virginia where we heare almost 300. of the English Plantation were slaine by the perfidiousnes of the old Inhabitants The second from Vienna the 22 day This Cit●ie is much quieted since the Emperours Marriage for heere are many Nobles and Ladies who professe the Gospel and haue their Congregations without the walles of the Cittie to the number sometime of fortie or fiftie Coaches all which liue here vndisturbed by reason the Emperesse entertaines them graciously and they attend the Court with all humilitie when occasion serveth whereas before they stood vppon their guard and their Servants rodd with pistols and petronels to the Church And God be