The Gazette

From the Camp at Faeuza, -August 4. N. S. The Precipitation with which M. de Montemar has retired before our Armies ever since the taking of the M.'randolaj is not to be expressed. He has often marche…

the Death of the late Queen Dowager of Spain, according 10 the usual Custom on these Occasions, and the Court appeared m deep Mourning. The Magistrate of Health has laid a Qua- rantaine of five Days o…

Page 1 Æumtu 8142. $uiblti|)tfi tip Stut^oritp. From Œtieftrag August 3. to ^aturtm** August 7. 1742. From the Austrian Camp on the. Weissenherg, His Lordship and the two Knights who sup- near Prague,…

third Arm, where they had also burnt the Bridges, and less, in the'r Camp many Arms and much Ammunition, vvhich is a Mark of their-great Precipitation. We shall pursue them with all possiMe Diligence.…

ny other Provinces of the Ecclesiastical State, af*e t ereby reduced to great Distreis, and on which Account repeated Represent tions have been made to the Cou ts or Spain and Nap'e., as likewise to M…

Page 1 jframb* 8135. The London Gazette. $M>Itff)c& fci* ftutljotttp, From featurtiap July 24. t;o -ZHuesDap July 27. 1742. From the Camp at the Concordia, I sonersof War,-for the Time, and under the …

* "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…