The Virginia Gazette

UTRECHT, June 25. Though some public Papers have said that the Earl of Hyndford left Vienna the 7th Instant, we find by Letters come to Hand this Day, that he was still there on the 4th conferring with the Imperial Ministry on the important Objects of his Commission. Those Letters add, that his Excellency had recently received another Courier from Hanover, with the King of Great-Britain's Answers and Reflections on certain Points, the previous Decision of which must contribute to facilitate the Election of a King of the Romans. They also mention a Family Negociation between the Imperial Court and that of Portugal, the Particulars of which they expect to know after the Return of a Courier from London.