The Gazette

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riitz, ahd continued* on towards Lichtenberg, with an Intent to attack General Lasey's Corps stationed there: Bat that General having Notice from his Out-Posts of his Majesty's Approach, thought prope…

Passport from ont of His Majefifs Principal Secretaries of State. All Persons, intending ta return to England in tbe said Packet-Boats, are in like Manner to produce a Passport from His Majesty's Mini…

Prince Ferdinand's Head Quarters at Saxenbaufen, July ir. The French Army, under the Command of Marshal Broglio, quitted their Camp of Neustadt, the 8th Instant at Night, and marched towards Franckenb…

By the Lords Justices General, and General Governors of Ireland, A PROCLAMATION. George Armagh, Jn. Ponsonby. WHereas His Majesty hath signified unto Us His Royal Pleasure, That the Parliament of this…

Magdeburg, July i. General Laudohn having been repuls'd with great Loss, in an Assault which he ventured to make upon Glatz the Night between the 17th and 18th, left but a small Number of Troops befor…

84 Henry 91Thomas Averne, Esq; 118John Girton, Esq; 124William Grosvenor, Esq? 11 rThomas Hamilton, Esq; First Lieutenants. I2 Edward Hornby, Gent. 13John Sinclair, Gent. 16Colin Campbell, Gent. 17Fra…

near Landfhut; and that, after a most obstinate Action, that Corps was forced to abandon them, and to retire by Bolkenhayn towards the Town of Jauer. We don't hitherto know any other Particulars of th…

left his Camp at Fritzlar on the 24th ; and marched toFrillingdorff. And, by our last Accounts, which are ofthe 28th past, we know that his Serene Highness's Head Quarters were then at Diederihausen, …

r General Post-Office, June 6, 1760. Publick Notice is hereby given, That from and after tbe $th of July next, the Letters for all Parts of the Kingdom of Spain, going through France, will-be forwarde…