The Virginia Gazette

Brussels, Nov. 30. On the 21st Instant their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Orange arrived at the Abbey of Grimbergue. The 24th their Highnesses came hither, on which Day, and the following, Entertainments were made for them, by several Persons of the chief Quality; but the Satisfaction their Highnesses had in the extraordinary Esteem and Respect shewn to them, was, on a sudden, chang'd into Consternation and Grief, by the News her Royal Highness receiv'd on the 25th Instant of the Queen's Illness and being in Danger: Her Royal Highness was so struck with it, that it was found proper to let her Blood, which not succeeding in one Arm, was happily effected in the other. That Night their Highnesses gave Orders to have all in Readiness by next Morning to return to Breda: This could not be done so speedily, but that the Prince had Time first to take Leave of the Archdutchess, and some of the principal Persons of her Court.