The Gazette

it was.resplved that the A'my should break up a^Mianight on t/ie oth, and advance towards therri, ^fter saving re^ifprced peneral Nadasti's srn^ll CorpscWjith twp Battalions and rdp German Jlorse, wji…

I signal, that the wholeJlJnemy's Army had pas- TfaJv inConfequence of which w^perefeived theft Bridget pear Placentia, which were filled with Bom}>s, as also their ^ete de Pont, to blow up. As the En…

Fate of Britons, had their detestable Scheme fyc^ ceeded. a 1\t & Theibfrnitely more desirable Event \ofpi{t*f\)f <witH the mbit grateful Acknowledgments tQ tjje great Giver of all Victbry j and-fcfld…

Petersbourg, July 19, Q. S. On Wednesday last, the 16th Instant, General Bredlach, Mr- ri ster from Vienna, having received a most gracious Invitation from the Empress to come to ReveJ, Most Gracious …

[ Price Two Pence. My Lords and Gentlemen, T Cannot put an End to this Seflion of Parlia- * ment, without expressing to you my entire Satisfaction in your Proceedings. The Zeal and Vigour which you ha…

Yesterday from their Army, consisting of most of theif Hussars and Graflins, supported by a Bddy of Foot andiDragoons with Cannon, the* Whole amounting to 7000 Men ; the GeneraW Baronai and Trips, who…

stable, Astburjon, Totnffe, Dartpjoufbj, Launceston^ Crewkerne* Ilminster, <Ax*ni$ster% Lyme, Qbartf; Bristr port, Taunton, Wellington, Minehead, Shastsbury, We r mouthr DorcheHer^jBUtmfjoroL Salisbur…

That the fame Almighty Providence majr bestow its Blefling on your Majesty's Arms both by Sea and Land, against all your Enemies foreign and domestick* that you may sepihe Liberties of Europe, and in …

We beg Leave likewise to express our most thankful Acknowledgements to your sacred Majesty, for the conspicuous* Mnjrk of Royal Favour shown to our Counrry, in fending his Royal Highness to be our Del…

The humble Address of the Justices of trje Peace of the Counfy bf Stafford, has been pre,- sc\ned td his Majesty by the Right Honourable the Earl Gower: Which Address his^ajesty was pleased to receive…