The Gazette

^ giment of Infantry, as also a Salary pf Fifteen thousand Crowns per Annum; tt is said that he is to go and command in Prussia immediately. Hague, 051. 27, N. $< liieutenaat- General Huske is appoint…

yoU Upon it. The ICing ftw with Pleasure the Zeal which you then shewed for the Support of out happy Constitution, and your Indignation agairist that execrable Attempt to subvert it: And his Majesty d…

sitively say, that Major General Thierry had surrendered himself Prisoner of War* with about 3oo Men. The Tax of Two per Cent, is agreed to in the Provinces of Zealand, Utrecht, Frize, and Groningen* …

were determined in that Cafe to sacrifice their Lives j upon Which the Parley ended. Whitehall, Oftober io. The King has been pleased to make the following Promotions in his Army, viz. lieutenants Gen…

*mo~ AT the Court at Kensington^ the zd Day of Oftober, 1747. PRESENT, The King's most Excellent Majesty in H& Privy Council. V\7Hereas Robert Mapesden, otherwise Ma- vv plesden, otherwise Mapestone, …

AT the Court at Kensington, the 2d Day of Oftober, 1747. PRESENT, The King's most Excellent Majerfy in his Privy Council* WHereas Edward Savage/otherwise Savidge, of Bexhiil in the County of Sussex, L…

Louvain the 29th past, the French and Swiss Guards the 30th, and the Artillery and heavy Baggage of the Army began ta march the 30th in the Evening, and were filing off all Yesterday. Liege * Oaober 2…

upon, so that three of them returned, the rest, to the Number of 17, executed their Orders, and returned hither about One this Morning, thro* alike Fire of 24 Pounders, without receiving any Damage. -…

ven Miles farther. The Chain, is continued by Posts of Grenadiers in the different Villages as far as Argentieres, where General St. Andr6 commands 2 500 Men, to$esL %OTaaftaa ^ic^Q5M^ ssi. the Territ…

hundred who were killed upon the Spot; but this Account is thought to be exaggerated. The Prince of Orange's Depar-* ture for the Army is deferred for some Time, his Present being thought ijeces- /Ury…