Page 1 Æurn&t 8126. e London Gazette. ••Jill 1 UF $a&ttffje& tp Sut&o-tup* Frpm Cucsijap June 8. to £>aturt>ap June i a . 1742. -Rome- May z6. From the Camp ofCologaro, the 31st of May*, on the Bank o…

H"2,r astical State. On the 9th M. Saporiti had an Audience of the Pope, in which he presented his Credentials as charged with the Affairs of the Republick of Genoa. On the 12th the Queen of Hungary's…

Mountains, so that our Infantry did not fire at all. Night being come on, the Enemy continued their March towards Budweifs-. though by a very round-about Way, -and as it was our Interest to be before-…

fpei Copenhagen, June 2. The CoUrt returned hither two Days ago, but leaves this Place again this Afternoon to fettle at Hirscholm. .Dresden, June 3. We hear from Breflau, that the Hungarians grow str…

port the other, and the Corps of Reserve march'd likewise to Czaflaw, taking the Right, near Zlep, to cover our Flank during their March. In the mean while, the Huflars were sent before, with Orders t…

| the Neighbourhood of Chotuschitz, and the Austrians are said to be at Jenkow, Sleb, and Ron- now. We hear from Prague of the 2zd, that Marshall Bellisle arrived there that Day, and was going immedia…

30 "*<, JV tf whether this Conduct of Russia has noi been ifiore cruel and insupportable to Sweden, than even a declared arid open War. The present Czarina, ofi her Acceffiofi to the Throne, acknowled…

Whitehall, Map 1$. On the 6th Instant the General Aflembly of the Church of Scotland met. at Edinburgh, and chose fqr their Moderator Mr. Thomas Tulle- deph. His Majesty's Commiffion to the Right Hono…

m In this our favourable Disposition we were the more Confirmed, as we were not unacquainted, that this unjust War was begun, not at the general Desire and unanimous Consent of all ths States and Subj…

n Inhabitants, he returned back with his Corps, bus on the Road detached the Hussars and Dragoons, to destroy the Villages on both Sides; accordingly about 50 ofthem were burn, with all their Stores o…