The Virginia Gazette

According to Advices from Vienna, it is certain, that several Camps will be formed in Bohemia next Summer, tho' the Places for them are not yet assigned, nor the General Officers named. It is still given out, that there are very important Affairs on the Tapis; the Regulation of the Barrier and the Tariff in the Netherlands, seems to engross the Attention of the Ministry, a grand Council having been lately held upon it in Presence of their Imperial Majesties, which lasted from Nine in the Morning 'til Three in the Afternoon, after which a Courier was dispatched to Brussels, and another to London. As it is but a very few Days March from Silesia to the Gates of Vienna, the Court has at last resolved to put the Imperial Residence in a better Posture of Defence than ever it has been, and for this Purpose to follow the Plan of the late Field Marshall Count Khevenhuller.