The Gazette

Vi-v-* *& A Post-Chaise may he had tii any ofthe Staget on >*/* * Portsmouth Road, to go Part*. Or all the Way, fas tnt tr more Stages, for thoft v/ha, do not cbuse If travel in the Night. N. B. All G…

Shot, Tools, a* d other Implements belonging to their Train, which is supposed to have beeri occasioned by their Want of Carriages. Though they suffered beyond Expression in their Camp with Hunger and…

very urgent in his Enquiries concerning the Augmentation of the Forces proposed to be raised purely for the Security of the Republick, which had beeil long before thought of, and genersjlly desired, a…

his Highness would not permit either the Queefl of Hungary's Army, or that of Spain and Naples to pass thro.' his State, which must occasion great Prejudice to it, and to bis Subjects, but that his Hi…

Page 1 The London &mi>.' M-*.1 PttMtQje& bp ^ntj^oritp. Frbm lutfbap November 27. to featurtrag Uecember i. 17^4* Vienna, November 18, N. S. •shall come out, of which 6090 are lipoa thi Point of march…

yet the vast Expectations and Designs of our Enemies, built upon new Intrigues and Alliances, and an additional Strength, have not hitherto taken Place, and will, I hope, by the Blessing of God, and t…

Persians, against whom his Master is thcmghf to have many Causes of Resentment.i Stockholm, Nov. ***. The Day before Yesterday General Lubras came to the King's Court, but as a Traveller and a private…

was not altogether so scarce, although the Soldiers had been forbidden to seek Provisions amongst the Peasants, but that all which had been sent from Prague, had been carried off by the Austrian Hufla…

By Advice1 from General Ghylani, dated sroift '-Kutcentiergthe 3 rst, we learnt, that a Flying Corps of four Regiments of Foot* and as many Horse, under the Command of Major General Nassau, having adv…

self along the Elbe in a Liner between his heavj^ Baggage on the other Side, and the Austrians and Saxons on this Side ofthat River. There are Letters from Janowitz of the 31st, which bring Advice of …