CORANTE, OR, news FROM Italy, germany, hungary, spain and France. 1621.  

From lions the 6 of june 1621.  
our King in person lies before S. John Dangely, wherein the Duke of Roans brother is governor; whereof the town issued out 2. mile towards their enemy: First beaumont regiment, and after them a company of light horsemen, after that a truce for 8. dayes was made therein to entreat for peace: In the mean time preparation is made to besiege Rochell, and the Duke de Guise is gon to Marsellis, there to prepare an army by Sea, to besiege Rochell by water, Monsiere Ladigniera is not permitted to go from the Court, it may be, because they fear, that he being a soldier of great experience might seek to aid those of the religion; it is said that there shalbe a new governor chosen in his place of government in Daulphinois.  
In paris in regard of certain marshall matters, the spiritualtie assembled together, and as the Bishop of Bollonia desired to haue obedience before the Parliament, as he begun to frame his Oration, his speech began to fail him, and when he would haue given it in writing, he could not do it, but within three houres after he died speachlesse.   

From Venice the 21 of june 1621.  
From milan it is written, that although there hath 2. commissions already been sent out of spain to restore Valtelma again; the governor to the contrary sends more men thether, the like doth the Arch Duke Leopoldus, and see that 14. companies of swissers entred into Leopoldus government; and therein burnt an abbey the restitution is stayed, yet the Spaniards were forced to give back, who wonder much, that the Duke of savoy musters many Souldiers, and they know not his intent.  
From Constan●inople it is written that the great turk with his principal officers, is gon to Adrianapolie, with a great number of Ianitzeries and Spaggyans his army, besides the Tartarians being 3●O thousand strong, that haue taken 4. millions and a half of Suldanes out of the treasury with them to pay their Souldiers, and he hath delivered 4. hundred thousand Suldanes to his general of the Seas, who with 70. ships or gallies is gon into the black Sea, to keep the Cossackers back, that with their gallies used to go almost to Constantinople, and other lette●s certify, that the great turk, will go into Polonia with 150. thousand men, and will sand 100. thousand into Moldauia, and as many into Hungaria, to withstand the Emperor of germany if he attempteth any thing.   

From Lentsch in hungary the 4. of june, 1621.  
here is great trouble, there are 400 Dutch souldiers in the town, and there shall 1200. more come, which will trouble us much.  
The 6. of june at Eperies there shall an assembly be holden without doubt, because Bethlem Gabor is desirous to know of the nobility there small resolution, whether they will hold with him or n●t: it is thought, that the 15 of june he will march forward with all his forces, and that the Marquis of Ia●e●nedors will join with him strange things will shortly be heard of, whosoever lives to see them; seeing he can do nothing in the treaty of peace, because they sought to betray him: it is said that 30 thousand Turkes, and 20 thousand Tartarians are marching forward, that are to fall vpon Krain and Kaeneten, God be merciful unto us, if it comes to that, that the Turkes and Tartarians should destroy this goodly country, God turn it all to the best.   

From Lentsch the 10 of june 1621.  
To morrow the general assembly of the States is to begun at Eperies, and this day there are certain letters come, one from the Emperor, wherein he writes very friendly unto the States, another from the Lords Palatine, and the third from Se●schi Georgen, with all in a manner are sent unto Bethlem Gabor as there King. What answer shall be given them, and this assembly will effect, we shall hereafter know.   

From Neis the 13. of june 1621.  
On Whitsunday his grace let Balthaser Hoffman Van Gorlitz that was agent for the Emperor here, until this present, go out of prison, who was forced to deliver the key of his Masle, and it was opened to see what was therein.  
Lieutenant Lohaue hath a good number of men by him again, yesterday caused 10. barrels of beer, and some wine to be sent into his quarter, a great number of men come to him with his grace, entertains, and the money given them in hand is paid in Bethlemish ducats, and Rhe●●s gold Nobles; he gives a horse man 15. Florins in hand; it is thought that they will shortly go to Otmachaw a mile and a half from hence, which for that it is a strong Fort, therefore they intend to fortify themselves therein: Leischwicz was yesterday more then half burnt by fire that fell in a Malt-house.   

From Neis the 20. of june 1621.  
It is said 6. or 700 of these stubee Souldiers horsemen shall come hither, yesterday about 2. of the clo●ke at night there came 3. Posts hither to what end we know not, but all the Captaines that were here in the town, were sent for to the Marquis, and presently posts were sent into the quarter, and the people willed to come. The Towne-gates were kept shut till nine of the clock in the morning, and at last none but the gate under the toll tower was set open, and all the company that lay in the new town, stood still in arms about 10. of the clock, the same company came in hither and were set before the lanet Captaines house, with commandement to charge there pieces, after that they were sent into the Castle, and therein also are some of the burghers with them that lay therein before, while this company went into the Castle, the Lorrehouse company, stood still behind the Castle, which procured no small fear.  
Yesterday it was reported, that Beuten belonging to the Marquis was burnt by the Polanders, and Iagerendorp taken by the Emperors forces, whether it be so or not, by the next we shall know: Since the gilders are daily carried by the Captaines and commanders into the quarter to pay the Silecian Souldiers.   

From Vianna the 25. of june 1621.  
Although Stentzel Tuerso is in treaty with Bucquoy, the Hungarians in Newheusel will not grant to yield, but will rather cut Tuerso in pieces, then grant to yield: Therefore great store of great Ordinance, bullets and powder are this week sent thether to batter the town; there is likewise 600 thousand Florins in money, and 200. thousand Horns in jewels sent, to give every one of our Souldiers 3 moneths pay: in the mean time the Hungarians daily skirmish with our men, and it is said that Bethlem at Caschew prepares a great strength to relieve Newheusel, and that Setschy George seeks to stop his passage.  
On this side the earl of Colaldo hath gotten the Budianers goods out of the invincible Castle called Gossingen, where he himself is, whereof there is a deal of corn and wine come, which is sent back to Papa and the comischlien borders.  
In Morauia, there are more principal Lords and burghers committed to prison, whose expectation, as also in Prague of the prisoners shall this week be done, and Erasmus& George Van Laudaw shall be brought prisoners hither.  
The Emperors journey to Prague shall begin the fift of Iulie, and the ricks day at Regenspurg shall begin the 1. of Semptember.   

From Prague the 26. of june 1621.  
The seventh of this month, as 8. daies since it was written, old Sruewin, one of the imprisoned directors, in the night time threw himself headlong out of the white Tower into the ditches and there died, his body was yesterday cut in 4. quarters, and hang in 4. places of the high way, his head and hand nailed vpon the gibbet in the town, and it is said that the execution of the rest next Monday or Tuesday shall be done: It is said that Silesia the Souldiers are discharged, and that there are certain Captaines sent thether with gold to take up men for the Bohemian states; who at their own charges will raise an other Regiment of Souldiers for the Emperor; it appears that the Marquis of Iagerendors, makes great preparation for war, and that with him is the young earl of thorn, the baron Van Lumpenburgh, colonel Stubenwoll, Tscheretin and others.  
Thabor holds out still, and daily make sallies out, and neither side holds quarter; but if on either side they take any Souldiers, they strait hang them up, and colonel frank is still here.  
This Fronlichnam feast, was holden by the catholics in the presence of the Prince of Liechtensteen and others, principal Lords, with a stately Procession, and in the old town, or by the old Bohemians or Hussites held by two banners of handicrafts men.   

From Reinhausen the 22. of june 1621.  
This day the Rheingrates Ottains 10. cornet of horse, being well armed& mounted by Lyence of his grace lodged in the Bishop of spears Territories.  
Thursday next at Crentznach, and Sunday after at Openheim there shall be an open Procession made, and all the inhabitants that are not catholics, and will not go with the Procession are commanded to be quiet and not to stir vpon pain of death.   

From Bergstrassen the 24. of june 1621.  
The Rhingrate Ottains horse men that are discharged, that served the union go from hence to Wetteraw, and the Kniphaushe Souldiers are come into the Territories of Wurtzburg, and 1000. horses join with them, which rob and rantsancke all about the country, and while the Souldiers that are taking up Continewes; they embolden themselves to go in troops together.   

Out of the vpper Palatinate the 19. of june 1621.  
The earl of Mansfields souldiers do great hurt by robbing, rantsacking and burning of houses, and for that the town of Weyden that should haue given 4000. Florins refuse it, the earl of Mansfield will lay his camp between Weyden and the new town on the Walduab, what the Duke of Newburg or Sultzbach will say to that, we shal hereafter know, and for that the Lords of Weymar haue joined their forces with his, the earl of Mansfield is about 15. thousand horse and foot men strong, and still  more Souldiers come to him, it is thought he will break up his camp at Thaus, and go further into Bohemia, and leave 2. Regiments of souldiers in the Palatinate, and if Pilsen Eelenbogen and eager were with him he would go towards prague: this day there hath been iustice done among all the Colone●s, Captaines of horsemen, and Captaines touching colonel Franckenstand, or Malefitz who was cited to appear, and if he did not, to be prescribed Doctor Leiminger, did much complain of him, saying that he was the cause that Pilsen gave over: The Bauiarn souldiers spoil all about Elenboghen and Romigsweeret, and many run away: They want provant, and many of them die and so do Mansfields men, Thabor, Klingenburgh, and Wittengaw hold strong still, if they had good Garrisons.   

From the Hage the 28 of june 1621.  
By the last out of France it is written, that they of S. john Dangely haue issued out vpon the Kings forces, and haue slain some hundreds of them, and that the Prince of Guiuille and other Lords were hurt, whereby the Kings forces were forced to retire 4. miles back; in the mean time the Duke of rouen in Langedor, Guienne, and those places there abouts, raiseth a great army for those of the religion, and every day more Colonels join with him, and make great preparation for the war, while they see it will be no otherwise, God help them in their just cause, and sand them good issue. The King, that is still incited and moved by the Priests& Iesuites, to hold war, and contribute to the same, takes up 10. or 12000. men more, whereupon not onely they of the religion but also some peaceable Papists juggle strangely of such and the like counsellors.  
Yesterday a Polish Ambassador( that had been in France, and Brabon and there long frequented with the Spaniards) came hither and was according to the maner stately received, on Saturday he had audience given him in the general states counsel his excellency being present, who as I understand, spake to them to this effect, that for as much as the turk prepared great forces to invade Poland and other Christian Countries, that they would grant some aid, to direct him from thence, and do their best therein, as a so that they would grant to a long time with the Spaniards, that so the house of Austria might employ all their forces against the turk, what answer he had, is not yet known.  
That the Zelands men of war haue brought in 5. Spanish ships laden with all kind of wears, and that ship of war for the States are laid before all the Sea havens of Portugall and spain.  
For that they of Hertogenbuske, did take the governor of the Graues watch and horses, he sent out certain Souldiers to enter into a Village belonging to the Bush called Osy: Where as then there was a fair, which he rantsackt and spoiled, and his Souldiers with great booty and many prisoners came home to the grave again.  
To morrow the States Proclamation touching preparation to be made for the Armado, to go to the West Indes at every mans costs and charges shall be proclaimed.   

From Bon the 1. of july 1621.  
By our last we haue news out of france, that they of the religion prepare a great army, to that end gathering great troops together, and many resort unto them, to aid themselves in their just cause.  
Two dayes since the Lords and Officers of Bohemia that are come out of the country, and now in the Netherlands, had audience first of his excellency and after of the general States, and by the chief chancellor, were much commended( that made a long Oration unto them to that end) for their fidelity, and most friendly welcomed, and so conveyed to their lodgings, and there when the King goes to Church or to the Court, honourable attend him.  
This day an Arminian preacher who appareled like a soldier. preached at Gouda, was committed prisoner.  
The Bishop of Collens Ambassadors haue once had an exedition, and haue moved the Newtralyte there, to appoint a certain time when they would take order for reparation to be made for the Turkes deteriments.  
The Zelanders haue brought in 3. ships more besides 5. others, Spanish ships laden with oil, sugar, and other wears, and not long since there is a great zealand ship come thether called Wallacher, out of the East Indes richly laden, and 2. others are coming to Amstelredam.  
The west Indian Marchants patent is proclaimed every where.    

Printed at Amstelredam by Broer jonson, dwelling on the new side behind Borchwall in the silver Can, by the Brewery, the 9. of july. 1621.