The Gazette

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\ Qai$Z passed by (SjSappe in order tb join hira. Prince of Conti invested Charleroy uponf^e^pjii 13-th, and the next Day ^he Blockade; was* fejky gurkr 'That $h4BCorps under M. d'Etres wa* en^ ' camp…

Stockholm^ June zo, O.S. His Swedish Majesty's late severe Fit of the Gravel is a little abated ; but he is far as yet from btfng th6roughty well. On Wednesday last canie on-here the Election of the D…

your Colony and Dominion of Virginia, in a gene* ral Convention now assembled on Occafion ofthe present unnatural Rebellion, most humbly beg Leave to express our utter Abhorrence thereof, and to tende…

[ Price Two-pence. ] ous Attacks Upon the Civil and Religious Rights of these Kingdoms, ever meet the fame unsuccessful and exemplary Fate. Given Under our Common Seal the 21st Day of June, in the Yea…

To which Address His Majesty was phased ter returp the following most gracious Answer* /THANK you for your GongMuMomtin the Suites tfwy Awns? ytnder 4he ComMahd tif my Son the Duhi against the Rebels*…

The humble Address of the Bailiff, Burgefles* Gentlemen, Clergy, and the rest of the Inhabitants of the Ancient, Loyal and Royal Borough of North Allerton, in the North Riding of the County of York."*…

The following Address bf the Magistrates and Town Council of the Burgh of Dunbary has been presented to his Majesty : Which Address his Majesty was pleased to receive very gracioustyi To the King's mo…

3~J* >* Camp at Tirhydey June 24. By our latest Advfres, tvhich were of the 17 th Instant, the Enemi? had *ncto beguri td fire \ipoh the Town of Mons, but it was so closely blocked up by Parties all r…

< Jfensington, J Und 14.. The following Address of the Merchants^ Traders, and others, of the City of London* has been presented to his Majesty by Peter Bur* rell, Esq; attended by a Committee of Mer*…