... Efficacy than all thofe they could enact to enduce People to follow the good they would procure : If it be true, that whatever Crimea Sove- reign may fall into, he fins more by the ill Example he gives, than by the Mature of the Fault; it is no lefs certain ...

... . Letters from Vienna advife, that the Mufcovites have taken Afoph ; and that -their main Army was in full March into the Crimea. ...

... reported j yet irand Seignior is fo nettled at the clofe Siege his laid to it, and at the Expedition ofthe n Munich into the Crimea, that he has de- i War againft the Czarina, and ordered his • to fail to the Black Sea, both to attempt belief of Afoph, and ...

... j nicb over the Tartars, who. being in Number 100,000, as, 'tis faid, very well entrenched, to.de- fend the Tallages into Crimea by Preeop, werein- tireiy defeated the 2_k__ pair, and that the Cham had much ado to make'his Efcape. , The States : feem ...

... particular i\ ani be depended upon, from Count. Munich's q.^ ted May a, O. S. ' H THAT thar General in marching tcwarb Crimea the 27th of April, G*. S. n erc , ehe Enemy at Tfernoy Deltnoy _ and a jjd ment of Ruffian Troops having been or ...

... L O N D O N, June 26. 'je March of Count Munich to the Crimea, toe Victory he gain'd over the Cham of Tar- ,ar the head of 100.000 Men, comes confirm- m all hands. fe learn from Francfbrt, that Conns Collore- Lgo execute feveral Con_.mifi.ons at the dif- ...

... ars ) was the Surrender of the Town and t^ e ofp r ecop, and ofthe taking ofthe ftrong tj which guarded the Entrance of the Crimea, L I J Country Count Munich may now conquer L. 4t as bhe can traverfe it. But it is fomewhat f Countable, and fcarce credible ...

... detached a ftrong Body towards the Borifthenes, and was marching with the Grofs oi his Army for Ba.chif-.rai, the Capital ofthe Crimea,, the late Reiidenee of the Cham. ...

... flat-bottom'd Boats to- wards the Black Sea, that it cannot pollibly hold out much longer. The March of Count Munich luce the Crimea has fpread fuch a Confternation all over the Country, that moft of the Inhabitants fly before him, and thofe of them who ftay ...

... any Inclination to come to an Agree- ment, the former being determined to follow her Blow, and complete the Conqueft of rhe Crimea ; and the latter, incenfed tothe laft: Degree aga inft the Ruffians for defeating the Tartars, is reibived to make Peace no ...

... evacuate the Milanefb, till the Spani- ards fhould quit Tufcany. 'Tis added,, that Count: Munich carried all before him in the Crimea, --he- Capital of which he has already taken,, and it is* not doubted but. that he will foon complete the? Conqueft of that- ...

... arrived there from Count Sf with the News, that on the 17th of June U&i made himfelf Mafter of Baccie.fa.ray, the C ■ ' ofthe Crimea, where cho Cham &fuaijy r ...