London Gazette (Newspaper) - January 25, 1704, London, Middlesex From January 2f to January 29. 1704. January War is begun between the Beys of and and there has happened ah Engagement between the Armies on both wherein the latter entirely who afterwards retired to whither the are marched in order to The Sieur a French Brigai here the Intrant for being the next Campaign in The Bodies of Two French Officers of who killed in of have lately been brought in order to their being carried to ' 17. The Imperial and the French Armies continue in the Province of A Detachment of the has lately made an into the Dutchy of and brought home a great and it is they a Reinforcement from the Country of as foon as it has joined will march toward in order to the Blockade of that under the Command of the Duke de is much by of the great of Men he has loft be daily meets with new Difficulties in the carrying on of that January The new King is lately come to and has tent hither to invite the Cardinal come to him but it is the Cardinal has General Meyerfeldt is marching with a Body of Forces from towards to Troops in that King of Sweden bis Quarter His had laid a Tar of Seven Crowns a Month upon every Chimney in the of to continue daring Six but has been prevailed with to Jeflin it to Six Crowns a Month on each Chimney to be paid by the wealthier Five Crowns by the poorer and but Four Crowns by or acknowledge to be their The Swedes at and in all other Places which they are oblige the to pay to them the Moneys by the on Beer and other Revenues towards the Sublicence of their write from That 3000 by a Saxon from thence the 10th in order to attack a Body of 2.000 Swedes lay at General is marching with the Forces under his Command with intent to make an Irruption into The King at Poland returned hither from and has given Orders for the railing of Four Regiments of which are to be fent into where his to have a greater Number of his Saxon Forces the next Campaign than he had the Preparations are making in order to his rerurn to his intending to be there by the the next being the time appointed lor the Meeting which is to be held there of the Chief of that part of the Nobility of Poland which in their Loyalty to January no. On the 18th Te Deum was lung here for the Recovery of the Emperor's The day following the of the States of the Lower was opened with the the Emperor being Count Chancellor of the made a Speech to the to That it having GOD to blefs the Arms of the Emperor and his Allies laft Year with many and which might be More if a right nfe Waf made of a to further it ought to be their Care to contribute all that lay in their Power to fa good an their his Imperial with He enumerated the ef the laft which were chiefly owing to the powerful Armies Her the Queen of Great Britain had Cent from the Thames to the under the of the Prince and Duke of Marlborough by the of Her and other Powers of the Towns of the the part of and the whole Upper had been and the Enemy driven out of the of He mentioned the Advantages gained at and in Hungary * but above all the Victory Courage of the Prince and Duke of Marlborough like to which has never been known in the Memory of nor is to with in the Annals of All which he told them could not but be a Encouragement to them to comply with the which were delivered to them in Then the Emperor made a telling them the which had obliged him to demand fuch large Supplies as mentioned in the Paper delivered to and that would take the fame into their immediate and be in their Resolutions Count the in the Name of the That they would immediately confider that tho' this vince has fuffered very much in the yet they to the of their comply with his Imperial and fecond his Intentions for the publick and the Tranquillity of n 3. The Yachts and Men of War which to attend the Earl of Count Ga. lajb the Sir David in their to the Froft to get into The Prince of intends alio to go over to Our Advices from the That a had bead at Triers for the blowing up of the Magazines of that the point of its when the Matches were already laid for that treacherous French Forces on that fide continue in the Rigour of the but it does not yet appear wirh what They write from That 2id laft the Duke of made an upon one of the of and of it and that the continued to make a as did that of which fince its being made vigorous January n. On the 19th Sir laden Colliers failed hence for Dublin and the Simon Ribton and the Louther Gale fee Sail for
