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Reproduction of the originals from the Burney Collection, the British Library (London).
Cataloged title includes one daily issue.
Beginning with the issue of July 9, 1737, printed by Izaak and Johannes Enschede; beginning with the issue of Oct. 1, 1761, printed by Johannes Enschede; beginning with the issue of Jan, 2, 1777, published by Johannes Enschede and Zoonen.
Issues for one week have one and the same numbering; from 1780 the sequential numbering 1-157 is instituted.
Exact title varies after the word "vendront."
Published alternately with: Journal historique. This appeared "chez la v[eu]ve St.-Glain."
Founded by Théophraste Renaudot in May 1631.
Includes one daily issue appearing up to and including 17 Aug. 1776.
Ca. 1672-approximately 1677 published separately under the following titles: Amsteldamsche dingsdaghsche courant (published successively by Mattheus Coesaert and successively by Otto Barentsz Smient, Casparus Commelyn, Johannes van Ravesteyn and Mattheus Coesaert). Ca. 3 Oct. 1682-12 Feb. 1686 published separately by Adriaen van Gaesbeeck under title: Amsterdamsche courant.
Supplement: Suite des nouvelles d'Amsterdam.
Successor title: Nouveau journal universel o ̮l'on voit tout ce qui se passe de considřable dans toutes les cours de l'Europe.
17th-18th century Burney Collection newspapers