The Gazette

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Berlin, apd intended to set oUt from thence towards Finland, in order to take upon him the cptruiland of the Czar's Army in that s-rov ince. We have receiv'd Advice from Adrianople, that a Treaty of P…

give the Emperor an account of his Conduct in tfie Disputes with the Pope, relating to the disposal of the Bilhoprick of Tournay, and to tbe Affai-s of" the Church in the Kingdom of Naples. The Differ…

Hon. the Lord North and Grey.THoA Lieutenant of the said County. To the QVE EN's moft Ex.ceU'nt Majesty, The humble Address of the Lord-Lieutenant, Deputy-Lieutenants, High irheriff, Justices of the P…

are persuaded tbat tour Majesty has happily accomplifi'd the End Ton proposed. We admire Tour Majesty's Wisdom, as well as Goodness, in securing the Protestant Succession, and keeping a perfeft Friend…

Mayor of that City ; being introduced by the Right Hon. the Lord Viscount Bolingbroke, One of Her Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State. To the- QUE E Ns moU ExceUent Majesty, The humble Address of…

Venice, fune 9. "Y. S. Letters from Rom? "bring an Account, that the jPope, by tbe Advice of tu$ Physicians, was sefiioved ta the Quirinale, which,*-*** thought to be seated in a better Air than the V…

The following Address from the Borough of Abingdon, was presented to Her Majesty by che Right Hon. the Earl of Abingdon, their Higb steward. To the QUE E Ns most ExceUent Majefly, The humble Address o…

jesty by Mr. Mayor of Windsor, attended by several of the Aldermen, and Cbarles Aldmortb, Esq; one of their Representatives in Parliament ; being introduced by his Grace the Duke of Northumberland. Te…

forthe Queen's great Care, and Christian Concern, for establifliing so long d sired Peace. We are also under a dutiful Sense of the Queen'-: gracious Government and Compassion, manifested towards Tend…