The Gazette

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* "f Drefdeir, July 2j, N.S. Advices froni the Austrian Army ofthe 20th Instant fay, that they had received tsife Day before all the Artillery they expected from Brunn and Vienna, with the necessary A…

Horse, is already encamped on this Side of the Mulda, which, with the Hungarians daily expected under the Command of General Festetiti' will, it is thought so streighten the Enemy, as either to force …

out into so unusual a Length, and the Sea- sen ( Price Four Pence. ) After which HTs Majesty was pleased to make the following taost gracious Speeehj My Lords and Gentlemen, T HIS Session of Parliamen…

His Majesty has beeri likewise pleased to appoint the Honourable Edward Finch, Esq; to be one of the Grooms of the Bedchamber to his Majesty. The King has been pleased to constitute and appoint Lieute…

was answered, that her Majesty the Queen of Hungary and Bohemia could hearken to ho Proposals without first acquainting her Allies with the fame, and the Maritime Powers in particular. The first Convo…

Birkholtfc codimandS One Tn Upper Lusatia, General Diemar, with Lieutenant General Pohlentz have another in Voigtland, and thfe Duke of Weissenfels with Lieutenant General Renard hold their Head Quart…

Stockholm, June 15, O. S^ On the 13 th Instant, his Swedish Majesty retooved from his Palace here in Town to Carlberg, in order to spend there part of the present fine Season; Letters from Finland adv…

ja been severely punished . That they are under constant Alarms in the French Camp of our attacking theni, and for thaf Reason keep their Horses saddled, and their Men almost alwayjj under Arms, and t…

Majesty doth judge it for the Benefit of his People to take off the aforesaid Prohibitions and Restrictions, so far as the fame relate to Wool and Barilla of the Growth or Product ofUny of the Kingdom…