The Virginia Gazette

The Delegation continue their Sittings, but go on very slowly. They have published an Universal, addressed to all the Poles subject to the King, of which the following is the Substance: "As Tranquillity once more reigns in this Kingdom, after all the Troubles which have desolated it, and the Affairs with the neighbouring Courts being terminated, their Troops are leaving the Country which remains to the Republick. We give Advice of it to the People, and conjure them in the Name of their Country, and by the Love they bear to it, to remain tranquil, and not to do any Thing which may give Umbrage to the said Powers, who, on the first Motion of any Thing of that Kind, will again send their Troops into this Kingdom."