The Gazette

Page 1 t^+ $ultmjtb bp%utl}tytp>~ •* » W From tEucsfeap September 9, to SaturDay -September? 1 j , 174& i Kensington^ September 13. Gavj, his Majesty ynmediajtely granted tjierti* and they were to set…

VenUe, Aug. 24, N. A, Yesterday the Earl pf Holdernesi, his Britannick Majesty's Ambassador to this Republick; set put from hence on his Return to England; All the later Accounts from the Armies agree…

Munhh, August -29* The first Division o the Bavarian Corps began to move from Dona-* wert towards the Netherlands two Days ago. Berlin, Augusts. The Ruffian Minister Baron Kayferling, who was formerly…

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Page 1 $umk 8566. The London azette * , * ^ < Pufcltsj&tfi hp Kufyoiitp. • $rom %mfitty August 26, tofeaturtagAugust 36, 1746. fey the KING, of suffering such Punishment* as we may justly A PROCLAMATI…

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…